El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-10
Mexico.

hVAISO'
The half of the jaw bone OF
gigantic animal, weighing some fifteen
pounds, was recently found in the
change.
Jose Cruz Moreno, son of substan-
tial farmer of Xochimileo, blew out his
brains with pistol. owing to despon-
dency over his love affairs that did not
run as smoothly as he wished.-Ex.
Tuesday thirty bars of silver, valued
at $50 900. arrived at chihuahua from
the Cusihuiriachic mine. There is also
40 tons of ore, valued at 800 each ton,
at the station ready for shipment to the
Juarez smelter.-Ex.
The repairing of the streets of Oaxa-
ca is being continued with all possible
speed. In Calihula work has been
pushed vigorously on the defenses
against inundation of the town by The
rising of the river.-Monterey Globe.
A Yaqui Indian has just died in Ss-
linas, Calf, whose name figures in the
archives OF Los Angeles lmission as q
soldier in the year 1908. Parties, as
he was called, also fought against the
Spanisrds in 1910 and In the Ysqui
rising in 1826.-Ex.
In chihuahua q woman gave an in
FAINT to a man who was journeying to
Santa Eulalia, to give it to its mother.
who, he was informed, lived there. On
arrival, the man could not find the
mother and brought the child back to
Chihuahua and turned it over to the
iefe politico.-Two Republics.
| The we'll known police inspector is
still dangerously i'll and the chances
| for his recovery are said to be very
slight. A consultation of doctors was
held day or two ago, and the medical
opinions differed. DR.. Gonzales
thought that recovery was possible
while the others thought not.-Two
Republics.
| In Meoqui, Camargo district of Chi
huahua, a company has been formed to
go into the poultry raising business on
a large scale. They will breed brah-
mas. cochins and plymouth rocks prin-
cipally. A supply of incubators, and
other mode rn appliances for raising
chickens have been ordered to aug
ment those on haud and 10 use.-Ex.
The passenger traffic from the states
the past week has been unusually
heavy and this too when there are 60
many excursion parties in the country
and en- route. The regular travel any
night on the National fills the sleepers
and day coaches. while the hotel re-
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rivals daily. Those who are making
the trips through the republic are
mainly representative business men
and their families who are on business
and pleasure trips.-Two Republics.
Last Sunday some of the Inhabitants
OF Jalspa organized picnic party to
visit the canal works near Zumpango
and started on two hand oars. On near
ing the end OF their journey the poems
who were working the levers did not
|, understand how to put on the brakes
and descending the decline at San An.
dres the second car gathered such We
locity that it jumped the track when
rounding the curve and threw the pas
,, sengers IN all directions. Several OF
the party were seriously injured
9 Monterey Globe.
D During his recent visit to his native
city Of Puebia, Hon. Manuel Azpiroz,
2 am AMBASSADOR of Mexico to the United
2 States, visited the Seminario and the
: state college, in which he received par
( of his education. Desiring to leave IL
both institutions testimony of hi
gratitude and affection. he gave to the
: Seminario a catalogue of the books
. forming his valuable library, telling
the officials to select one half of the
? works, which he offers to present to its
, library and the books not selected by
, the Seminsrio are to be presented by
\ Mr.. Azpiroz to the state college.-Mex
lean Herald.