El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-03
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald This Date 1s88.

George Webster left for Los Angeles
today
Gas Kinney, government Inspector
went up u Las Cruces this morning
A Matthias, OF this city. went up the
White OAKS on business this morning.
JnO- Anderson and L Kayser went
to Denver this morning over the
Santa Fe-
Deputy marshal H R. Hiuebrand
went down TO Dryden, Texas, today
on the G. H
H. c. Kayser. one of the largest cat
tie dealers N the west, went to Kansas
City this morning on business
A. Allen, who has been with the
White Oaks for the past six months,
has opened up an office in this city.
Miss Amy Moore came IN on the
santa Re this morning TO visit her
sister. Miss Daisy Moore, OF this city.
The new building for the Mexican
Congregational church is finished and
the first service in 1t was held yes
terday.
Sparring matches were INDUCED in
early yesterday morning, but were
stopped by night Capt. Bendy. at the
TivOh garden
There viii be a meeting az ogden
and Charman's cigar store tonight for
the purpose Of arranging matters for
the spring races.
Easter services at the first NJ E.
church passed off pleasantly The
church was beautifully decorated A
duet by Mrs W ". Fink and z E.
Mold was very good
The district court met this morning
with Judge Walthau presiding The
following grand jury was selected,
with B. F. Hammett as foreman. B.
Blumenthal G. F. Pennebaker, Phil
Young Harry Wood, P. c. Boiler, +. X.
Talbot, c. o. Coffin. ]. c. Lakeland
Frank Del BuOno, E. W. S Neff, D E
DOane.
The excursion to Hudson Hot Springs
yesterday was not as well attended
as the occasion deserved The after
noon was spent very pleasantly watch
ing the ball game, in which the fam
GUS Chicago team participated The
Chicago boys showed great activity
and cleverness and it is thought that
they will finish close to the front next
fall
The following grand jury was sworn
in the United States court this morn
ing with judge T. S Maxey on the
bench. J. D. Jackson Z. T. Rush L 3.
Carruters. J. A shannon, J. J. Gum,
Chas. Owens. ChaS- Jones. c. R. Helm,
c. D. COlsOn, W D. COWan. George
Evans. J. Callisher. B B. NcCutcheOn,
l. Haley, John Wyatt. John LOhner,
Smith The petit jurors are; c. o. Fin
ley. Frank W Brown W T. Pruett.
George WithrOw. II. Robinson. II.
Kayser. Robert Dent. J. NJ Goodman,
gel. Otis Andrews, Joe Silva, John A.
Pool
Something above 25 Democrats and
nearly as many Republicans assembled
at the district court room last night
to ratify the nomination Of Joseph Ma
coffin for mayor. Office holders and
tax payers in abundance attended the
meeting. and the police were much in
evidence Capt. Charles Davis called
the convention to order. Park ". Pit
man was elected temporary secretary.
T. J. Beau was elected temporary
chairman. The following were the ap-
pointees: H. r. Wood. j. 2. Bender. }.
II. Harper. Dan Stewart d. Storms,
w G. MCGOWAN. Charles Davis. B. :.
Catlin. J. d. Ponder, w NJ Tandellf,
II. P Chairman and Gus Buckler.
George ogden was nominated for Al
derrnan from the first ward John
Burton was nominated in the second
ward, and J. L WhitmCre was the
choice OF the delegation from the third
John Drummer was nominated from the
fourth ward