El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-09
II Years Ago To day
From The Herald This Date 1899.
J. C. Ross left for Salt Lake City

J. c. Ross left for Salt Lake City
J. a. Eddy left for Denver yesterday
A. H. Richards left for Los Angeles
today
Dr- T. A. Bray returned from Denver
today.
Capt Hughes went down to Ysleta
this afternoon.
Senator W. W. Turney went down
to Austin this afternoon
Miss Hattie Schultz went up to
CloudCrofJ this morning.
William Basset left for san Fran
cisco today over tile S i.
Jim Hal went up to CanUtillo this
morning on a hunting trip.
c.. O. Coffin went down to san Eli
carlo, Tex. this afternoon to the ranch.
T. Matthew's and J. a. Merrill left
over the :. Z. today for Los Angeles
The jolly Bros, contractors from
Pitts1urg, are in the city from the
City Of Mexico.
Mr. Wood. of the First National
bank, went Up TO Hudson Hot Springs,
y. ~, this morning.
Mrs. H. c. Myies. mother and chill
uTCu. left yesterday to spend the sum
NOR i'm Los Angeles
Mrs. George Look and Miss Josie
EscOntrias left for Los Angeles today
TO spend the summer
J. T. Logan, c. Fulton and r. Z.
RunkIe went down to Cases Grandes
this morning on business.
Several carloads Of ore are now be-
ing shipped from the Lucky mine at
Jarilas to FL PasO for smeltering.
The attendance Al the McGinty
bands plaza concert last night, de-
spite the threatening weather, was
large
Mrs. Aronstein and Mrs. E Kohl
berg and children left for the noun
tains this morning, to spend several
weeks.
j. A. Merrill viii leave on Monday
for a two weeks trip to California.
on his return he viii open the office
OF the EI Paso Commercial company.
There will be racing at Washington
park next Sunday afternoon, and
manager Hughes says that they viii
eclipse any races held here this sea
son.
Having won four consecutive games,
manager JacOby, of the FL PasO base
ball club, has sent a challenge to the
Maria team for a game in the near
future
A tramp going through the C. H.
yards yesterday afternoon had a
shirt, the thermometer registered lis
in the sun.
The fourth Of July fight in which
several of the O. H. employees par
Ucipated was investigated by super
iutendent w. r. Martin, and they were
all discharged from the service.
Conductor lines, of the G.. H & S.
A, accompanied by his wife, left yes
terday afternoon on d 80 days leave
Of absence and Will visit Arkansas Pass
and several other points before they
return home.
General manager J. F. Eddy. Of the
D. i. * y. E., is at the Jarilla camp
inspecting the placer find. and the re-
Maggie mine adjoining the Mamie
Baird on the west.
Yesterday afternoon the Mexican
Central train was stopped on the
other side of the river by customs
inspectors and engineer Charles Bur
rOuEhs and his fireman ere arrested
on a smuggling charge
John Hume, IT. air brake inSpec-
tor for the H. & T. c., came in last
night and this morning opened up his
car which has been here for several
days, he having been unable to reach
here on account Of washOuts.
The game of baseball between the
city and railroad teams this afternoon
terminated i'm a victory for the city
team by a score Of six to seven. The
game was called at the end of the
fifth with the town boys leading by
one tally
The young son of Rev. J. T. French
met with a serious accident yesterday
afternoon. While playing with another
boys wheel on north Campbell street
in some unaccOuntabIe manner the BIZ
cycle overturned, with the boy tangled
in the debris.
For the second time within the last
few weeks the Southern Pacific has
been tied up because Of a flood The
flood of few weeks ago cost the
Southern Pacific in the neighborhoOd
OF 100000 and it is thought that the
cost of this WaShOut viii not fall FAR
below that amount
When the city council met last
night all aldermen were present eN-
cept MI. Burton. who is at home
slightly under the weather. Mayor
stated that Messrs. Julian
and Wood had offered to insure the
Jail and fire department for five years
for S197 for $4,000 insurance.