El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01

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locked up pending an examination.
The dead man came from Alabama ten
years sgo.-Houston Post.
New Mexico.
| Smallpox has made it's appearance
again in Pipos Altos.
VIM. 81. Sperry, of Ration, died at
thu insane asylum at Las Vegas.-New
Mexican.
Eoglish capitalists have invested 50,
$50, 900 in cotton and yarn mills in Mas
ADMINISTRATION Range.
Santa Fe business men complain that
q large number of mutilsted Mexican
coins are in circulation.-Ex.
The program for the three days re-
union of the Rough Riders at Las Ve-
gas, N. M, is prepsred.-Ex.
The law in regard to the building of
new sidewalks should be enforced in
every town in the territory.-Ex.
The Indian pupils attending the
Presbyterian mission school at Santa
Fe are being sent home for the sum-
mer.-Ex.
Acting Governor Wallace has ap-
poin ted George a. Webster, of Eddy,
delegate to the Trans Miss ssippi con :
gress Elk.
Real estate is on the boom in Tula-
rosa. Within the last week . number
of lots have changed hsnds.-Sacra-
mento Chief.
In the fire at Las Vegas the railway
company lost so tons of coal and 200
cords of wood, besides the coal chutes.
New Mexican.
Santa Fe young people are preparing
an amateur play which they invited to
give this summer at the opera house.
Albuquerque Citizen.
Albuquerque will soon refund It's
public debt at per cent interest,
which shows that the credit of the mu-
n:cipality Is excellent.-Citzsp.
There were rs deaths in LIS Vegas
for the year ending March 81, and 81
births, Six deaths we're from small
poX ana 80 from consumptlon.-Ex-
change.
David Kearll, noted poker player
who came recently from Colorado,
dropped dead of heart failure in Albu-
Iquerque. His wife and son live in La
IJunta.-Ex.
Prof. Hickey has been unanimously
reelected superintendent of the schools
at Albuquerque, and Prof. D. M. Rich.
ards has been reelected to the same po
sition at Gallup.-Ex.
Nearly every town and village ir
New Mexico is making arrangement:
to celebrate the Fourth of July in &
. manner worthy of the great event il
. commemorates.-New Mexican.
The fire burning in the timber neal
the head of FIRE snail canon close to Ala
mogordo has been extinguished. The
damage is not as great as was antici
pated.-Albuquerque Citizen.
The Albuquerque national guard i
to be recognized under the law pro
viding for the regulation of the Ma
tional Guard. Many of the returned
volunteers have signed the roll. Eek
Frank Silvar, one of the pioneers o.
Grant county, died at his ranch foul
miles from Silver City. He was agee
65 years. He ruptured blood vesse
by lifting heavy weight.-Roswe well
Record.
The Phoenix, Arizona, Herald. ha
changed hands after continued own
ership by the retiring proprietor. N. A
MOrfOrd, of twenty years. The nev
owner is DIR. G. II. Keefer.-Ex
change.
| "A MILITARY coup Will U0 06G6 OllSu0(
for rough riders who desire to stay il
tents. Adjatant General w. H. White
man has offered to the committee tn,
use of a number of tents, 200 blankets
and 100 tin cups.-Ex.
The city directory of Albuquerqu,
for 1899 has been issued from this Office
and some of the books were delivered
to advertisers and subscribers today
Copies can be obtained at this Office
upon application.-Ex.
Manuel Garcia was sentenced to the
penitentiary for five years for assaul
TO kill He forced his way into the
home of Leonardo Montoys at Rowe
drove the owner from the house and
broke Mrs. Montoya's arm with an
axe.-Ex.
New Mexico produces almost every
thing in the way of minerals, and it Il
not to be outdone in other things found
in mother earth. There has quite re-
Gently been discovered a valuable ledge
of photographic stone nesr Fresual
Colfax county. -Albuquerque Citi-
zen.
"The Ell Paso & Northeastern rail.
road graders are in the Carrizozo fiat
near the Ellis ranch" says the White
Oaks Eagle, land are moving this wsy
at lively rate; the steel is laid &c
within short distance of Tularosa
The White Oaks country
is taking on the appearance of a proc