El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-23
Arizona.

Presiding Elder Matthews of Ell Pa
so has been helping Rev. Lebreton in
q series of meetings In the M. E.
church south at Richmond Arizona
Bulletin.
On Friday Delegate Smith introddc-
ed in the house q bill to pension Mrs.
Pauline O'Neill, widow of Captain o.
Neill, at the rate of $40 per month
Tombstone ProspectOr.
The Phoenix Herald has been incor-
porated. The incorporators are: N.
A. Morford, James Mcmillan and G.
s. Scott, and the capital stock is $780,
0O.-Tombstone Prospector.
Cyrus G. Babb, of the U. s. Geolog-
teal Survey, has charge of the pre-
liminary work on the Buttes reservoir.
The machinery for sinking to bedrock
is now on the way and 10 expected at
Caea Grande daily. 1t is the same as
that used on the Nicaragua.-Ex-
change.
It was q step that will meet with I'M
iversal approval. the decision of the
city to construct q quarantine building.
II # is not required this year it may be
at Q later period, and will be ready
when it is needed. The contract will
be let this evening and the building
must be completed within ten days.
Tucson Citizen.
President J. ". Vickers, of the Chi
delegate at large from Arizona to the
National Live Stock convention at
Denver intends to send two carloads of
cattle from the company's Graham
county range to the range cattle show.
J. A. Crowley will go in charge of the
stock. The cattle will be choice and
in fine condition when they start. How
Ielo To- he hou non ill
depend on the severity of the weather
encountered on the journey.
8. J. Holsinger, special agent of the
department of the interior, who has
located in Tucson, says that the depart
ment has instructed him to file CON-
plants against all cutters of green
mesquite. The law permits the cutting
Of dead mesquite and also permits the
actual settler to use the green wood
; for actual needs, but the object sought
by the law as 1t now stands is to
prevent the Wholesale destruction Of
the wood for speculative purposes
=. Tucson Citizen.
: Excavation has commenced for the
, foundation of Q handsome two-story
; brick building to be erected by the
Odd Fellows of this city on the site OF
their old hall on Railroad avenue. The
dimensions of the building will be 33x
81 feet and will cost 1000. Ttis ex-
, cellent order is in q most hourishing
. condition and is growing in popularity
every day. When their new building
? is completed the Odd Fellows of this
( city will have one of the most elegant
> balls Of its kind In the territory Dor
. der Vidette.
. Millsrd Raymond, the Rough Rider.
who died in this city on Wednesday,
was buried yesterday afternoon with
, military honors. Services conducted
by the G. A. r. we're held at tho Davis
9 undertaking parlors at 2:30. Chaplain
' Scott made an impressive address, and
q the remains we're escorted to the GENE.
3 terry by the Rough Riders, the G.. A.
. r., A and B companies Of the national
q guard. the Women's Relief Corps and
q the Red Cross society. The Rough
e Riders we're in uniform and six mem
bers of the famous regiment acted 81
pail bearers, A large number Of citi
!. zens attended the funeral and crowds
y thronged the side walks IS the funera
u cortege left the undertaking parlori
y for the cemetery. A salute was fired
. over the grave Of the departed Rough
Rider. Resolutions of sympathy have
been prepared and will be published
. CONGRATULATIONS Republican.