El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-11
n Years Ago Today
From The Herald This Date 1900.

Mrs Ennis returned from AIbuquer-
que today.
A. P. Wilson left this morning for
J. D. Charles left over the G. H today
for san Antonio
R. H. Pierce came down from Ala
mOgordO Saturday
Mrs E. c. Houghton came up from
CorralitOs last night
J. D. Lea returned from a business
trip to Roswell today.
Charles Whiting arrived in the city
this morning from Albuquerque.
Mrs. n E Bruck returned from a
trip down the valley this morning
Mrs. H. NJ Mundy and mother went
up to ChamberinO, y. NJ. this morning
Mr.. and Mrs George J. Weber left
by way of the S. P. for San Francisco
today.
solomon Wolf left today for Cham
paign, Ill, where he Will attend schooI
for the coming year.
W G. Van Week, general manager OF
the G. H, arrived here yesterday IN his
private car en- route to California
H ". Darr. former blacksmith for
the FL PasO and Northeastern railway,
has taken like position with the gov
eminent at San Carlos, Ariz-
Considerable discussion has been in
dulged in during the past few days re-
garding the proposed change of the
Sheldon building into a first class
hotel equipped with all modern i'm
prOvements-
The First National bank commenced
suit against Z. c. Roberts, president OF
the Rio Grande Dam and Irrigation
company, yesterday afternoon in the
district court, to recover $500 alleged
TO be due on a promssory note
Capt. John O'Kieffe. of the newly
as-fez
that every member be present at the
court house Tuesday evening 1t IS
essential for the interests OF the Or
ganization that everyone be present
The following will participate IN
program for a service to De given at
the Presbyterian church Sunday even
ing: H. T WalZ, Mrs W. u. Howe, MISS
Maud Doane, Messrs- Parker, Hunter'
McClintOck and Buckler, and MISS Jeh-
ME WalZ-
met this morning with all offlcers
present except commissioner W. j. Har-
ris On motion of commissioner A
Courchesne it was ordered that John
H Spark be appointed constable for
district No. s, to fill the uneXplred term
of Ames- Green, resigned,
Under the new management, the u
H. hose team promises to be quite an
organization. Joe Grant, the new man
ager. is already making arrangements
for his team to join the local VoIun-
teer fire department Joe IS anxious
to have the midwinter carnival com
mittee offer a prize for hose team
race
The Superior Mining company is the
name of new corporation composed
of about Is of Ell Paso's representative
business men. The company VIII meet
tonight to complete its organization
adm elect officers and IN all proDaDl-
ity D. W. Reckhart Will be elected
president. The property is Va4ued at
80 nnn ~
ing the new company are: D. W.
Reckhart- George Ross, H. 3 CHAIRMAN,
John Julian. W. S. McCutcheon, y NJ
Payne. Jerry Wines, ". T. FllXson John
Dean. J. T. Logan, J. j. warts, + REQ
Schaeffer. John Bruck and j. J. Con-
ner.
Amid much enthusiasm. the organiza-
ton of the FL Paso military company
was perfected at q meeting held at the
courthouse this afternoon John
O'Keeffe who was first lieutenant N
captain Juan Harris company of i'm
mines vas unanimously elected
captain Constant Cordler was
elected lieutenant George J.
DwveT was unanimously elected
second lieutenant. Dave Robin
son was appointed acting first ser
geant The oath was administered 10
the men by county judge J. R HaT-
per. The company now mas Il stdl"arI
young men on its roster
Tho ~ Paso team won from the g.
II seeregation this afternoon at the
new athletic association ball park by
the score of to 8 Juan Hart UNI
nirad the game, which went 10 innings.
The G. h. boys played good ball up to
the eighth inning, Wnen they allowed
IN Psso to score one run. The second
came resulted in the score of 4 to
in favor of the Browns against the FL
Paso team. Lineups: c. H, SchaUer,
Lucas. Bryant. Zuehlke, Powell, Rich
ardson. Delaney, Kelly, Chris; FL Paso,
Paul Bahney. Jacoby, Beall. Calvin,
White Edwards, O'keeffe, Sullivan;
Browns. Chris, BRYANT Schauer,
ZuehIke. Rand. Gooch, Richardson, Nc
GonigaI, Powell.