El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29
|! Neighb0r-
} hood Notes.
Texas.

Ground has been broken for a rouu
bale compress at Greenville. -Ex.
Rev. Briggs has just closed a reviva
meeting in Elgin which did much good
I-Ex.
County commissioners of Lampasa
county have ordered two steel brid ye
sixty feet long.-Ex.
The Waco summer normal opened a
Add-Ran university Monday with !,
good attendance.-Ex.
Amarillo wants people to investipate
the commercial and industrial re-
sources of the town.-Ex.
| There are 20 enrollments in the Re..
Vile summer normal, the largest on re.
| cora. San Antonio Light.
The Southwestern Telephone and
Telegraph line is Completed between
Denton and Fort Worth. -Ex.
The comptroller's department Mon
day registered an issue OF $4,000 citv of
honnam waterworks bopds.-Ex.
Sheriff John W. Baker of Waco il
searching for the negro who stabbed
another to death in that city Saturday.
Oll has been struck four miles north
OF Corslcana, thus very considerably
enlarglng the producing territory.S
LED River lodge, Brotherhood of
railway conductors, decorated the
graves OF deceased membe SUNDAY at
Denison. Elk. CIV
Colonel Chambers McKibbin o,r
mander of the new military department.
OF Iexas, arrived todsy,-Fort Worth
Mail Telegram.
Governor Sayers has received replies
relative to his anti.trmst
convention but they will be unable to
w
IN dallas Monday an unknown negro
attempted to assault Mrs. James NJ
Cullough. but he was scared off befor.
ne could attain his vile obiect.-San
Light. 40.
. me scholastic population for San
nkeio' as the census now completed
nows, 1s about 925, in the pronortfon
u ABOUT 700 white children, l25 Mesi-
an ana lOO negroes.-Fort Wort Re-
lister. I've
The state educational department
AS announced that there were eoon
eschers In attendance upon the ninetv, {
* normals now in session, being tho
lrGest attendance ever known.-Fort
Worth Register. .
A crack team of polo plavers from &
lexlco will be here for the San An l
'nlo lair next October and will a. i
age In series of International noIo :
ames with crack team of San An
'n1o's best players.
w. Il. Parker of the state denart- f
ent stated recently that he had al s
lady issued about 5000 commissions a
r notaries throughout the state and o
a1 ne will complete his work by july a
Fort Worth Register.
The residence of John DOWNING at Il
nham, Texas, was fred Mondsv O.
'lng TO the suse of coal oil to start . p
e. one child was burned to death if
~ announcer SO Injured that it Ia net "
pec'eo 10 l1Ve.-San Antonio Light p
Inc tenth summer, normal of the
'rraot County Teachers association B
Is organized by County Superinten- W
nt u. j; McRea at the Polytechpic W
llege' thirty teachers of this and ad- &c
ming equities enrolled Houston II
8. l.. Bentley has now growing 14s
Issues OF grasses and forage plants 10
ms nome In Abiline. They are from be
ny parts of the world, some from pc
rlca, some from Australia. some M
noustsn and some from the arid re- so
ms OF our own country.-Ex. tel
mere was an election in Aust,, io'
may to determine the proposition
ne Issuance of $50, 900 bonds for The cal
pose OF building new high school So
ook two-thirds vote to carry. The tin
position carried by q small maiorit1 Ca
tne bonds will be issued.-Ex. pei
h au(
mere Is considerable commotion IN fic
weston among the professors in the #
,lcai college at the intimation that
II salaries may be reduced. Some l.
resign rather than submit TO a Ont nee
legislature g appropriation is $1,000 ne oi
VI last years, and either the sal Mo
: mus! De reduced or certain posi- me
Sol
ne cotton seed oil mill men of Tex Ma
ave put themselves on record "a e
)seo to com limitations and contralizN "
IN commerce and mapufac,nres IT.
Sngerons to the interests of the Th,
ne aud hurtful to the country 80
retore the Texas Cotton Ses6 80 :"
'ners' association pledges its earn. III,
upport to the antitrust laws NJ es
state, which it indorses and an. H.,
es San Antonio Ex. b.
Arizona. W