El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-24
n Years Ago To day
From The Herald This Date 1899.

yesterday.
Judge T. A FaIvey returned from
AlamogOrdO this morning.
Deputy sheriff Ben Williams left for
tucson Ariz.. this afternoon
MISS Ada Lane and Miss Kneeshaw
/ returned from Las Cruces. YESTERDAY
D. A Eddy and private secretary re-
turned last evening from AIamo=OrdO
A-I- ana MS w. W. Turney returned
from their ranch in Brewster county
yesterday
Capt George Curry came down from
Las Vegas today.
Miss Pansy LOOMS, Miss Mabel
EaIFey and " b Latta leave for
Cloudcroft this morning.
A large force OF men IS empIoved
llAlnS lne road bed Of the G. 4 where
II was destroyed by the recent flood
baggage master Bishop, Of the G. H
returned from a three weeks visir
win trends and relatives in the east
Il l. Aerrlll and j. T. Holmes. OF The
herald starr, went I'D TO Las VEGAS
Lolay 10 attend the Rough Riders re-
The concert last night by the Nc
SIlnly Dand, IN the plaza, was attended
BY large crowd which thorouEhTv en-
Joyed the music
Lem smith, who is employed on the
-+-- az the O. H. shops, is taking q
vacation and viii visit CIoudcroft be-
IoEe ne returns TO work
reports from the lower valley indi-
cate that the fruit and melon croD
MS ear nave suffered from the long
GEouIn CantalOupes and grapes viii
be very scarce
A heavy rain fell here last night AMI
~ Tar as can De learned IL was general
an over the section Crops in the VAL
-Sg were no doubt greatly benefited BY
the rain and at least a portion OF
them may be saved
BY request Of citizens. a meeting
VII De called this evening at the Of
nee or Harry Wood for the purpose
or extending an invitation to governor
loose welt who is now in Las Vegas to
VISIT FL PaSo before he returns to his
eastern home.
A meeting was held yesterday after
noon Dy the saloon keepers Of Juarez.
20 protest against the enforcement OF
tlle new tax on foreign beer A petit
~ ION ., vas drawn up and signed by about
oV sLoonmen Of JuareZ- This viii be
sent 10 governor Ahumada tomorrow
mere promises TO be a very interest
lnS baseball game tomorrow afternoon
~ the oanIa lie grounds The FL PasO
teeLh ana the team representing ths
IdliEoads OF this city VIII meet Fol-
loving are the liueups of the teams.
-ee-i+L Oau- w eDoer, catcher, BridgerS,
- --S-ieI, Ch46lss, Ilrst base; Hardin, sec
ma odse' br}anL SnortStOp.- Sweeney
LnlId oaSef stowe. left field McLaugn-
I'm, center field, Gaugh. right field FL
IaSo- richardson. catcher Powell.
>'-----f e---r LAALEQ DaSe- rs eLuLLaLs
second base; JaCOby. ShOrtstop; Irwin.
IlrsC base; Crawmer, left field: PanchO
center tleld- sweeney, right field.
w hen the city council met last night
all councilmen were present to answer
ron call except Messrs. Ogden and Nc
DuIIle- Harry Chairman, Mai VIM
0erley and Capt LOckhart occupied the
elevated platform overlooking the
council chamber. Judge Kemp an
nounced that he had eained the suft
with the electric light company. A
notice from the treasurer stated that
the interest on the city's bonded in
GebtedneSs would be due in New York
on July J. The mayor stated that he
mad paid over to the treasurer of the
Scnooi board the school money and that
ne mad enough money on hand to pay
the interest on the City'S bonds ON
mouon Of alderman Badger. Mr.. Char
man was allowed SIS a month in cash
70 clean the streets and alleys with
the understanding that he is to make a
speciality of arrestinE all vioIatOrs OF
the Scavenger ordinance