El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-21
II Years Ago To day
From The Herald This Date 1893.

Arthur H Roller has taken a posi-
ton with the White Oaks" road.
". ". Mills. Z. s consul. is in the
city from Chihuahua on business.
Dr. Bray. veterinary surgeon, left this
morning over the Santa Fe for New
Mexico.
J. s Reynolds, president Of the First
National bank, came in this morning
from New Mexico.
Gus York was among the departures
south over the Mexican Central this
afternoon for Chihuahua.
The ball and banquet will be given
at the courthouse tomorrow night by
the FOrresters Of America
Judge Lew Davis, who is inter
ested in mining in the Jarilla district,
left for that place this morning
A L. conrad. travelling auditor Of
the Santa Fe, was in the city today
checking up this end Of the line
MIS- g H. MOrehOuse, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in this
city. left for Denver this morning
J. F, Pennebaker left for the east
this morning on the Santa Fe, to be
gone for several weeks on a business
trip
Tomorrow is Arbor day in the state
OF Texas Let every citizen plant some
tree or flower in observance Of the oc-
casion.
Max Krakauer went south over the
Mexican Central this morning to his
several days in the city.
Robert Norton will return from mis-
vacation trip in a few days and will
take up his old position with the con-
struction work on the white Oaks"
road.
Frank Fouche humorist. dramatic
artist, and Shaksperean interpreter,
VIII give recital this evening at
Chopin han for the benefit Of the pub
A permit was issued nv the cifv
clerk today to KrakaUer. York & NIOye
Tor the erection of a corrugated iron
shed back Of their store on Oregon
street, TO cost $50
The parade of the Norris Dog and
Pony show at noon today was very
credltable and attracted a good deal of
attention The tent is situated near
N Lne Old city hall and a great crowd
visited that show this afternoon.
Governor Miguel Ahumada reached
Juarez last night from Chihuahua. To-
day mayor MagOffin called on him and
they held a consultation regarding the
cutoff across the horseshoe bend on
the river below the city.
Arrangements have been perfected
Tor the races to be held at Washing
ton Park tomorrow afternoon Horses
owned by the following citizens viii
enter the races W W Davis. j. y
NickersOn. George Ogden. r keays, J.
5, Morrison, Ike Alderete and W Il
Flags.
some mlScreanL DrOke one oL the
large plate glass panes in front of
Krakauer. Kork and MOye's hardware
store last night The glass was
broken with the intent to rob the win
dow where a large number Of costly
guns and pistols and much fine cutlery
was on display.
Professor Putnam has arranged
program for ArbOr day. Washlngton's
birthday, which will be observed In the
second ward by parents and pupils.
who Will plant trees on the new school
lots. The following viii take part in
the program: Miss Alma Jones. Miss
Anna Shelton. Ira Huggett, Miss Alice
Marvin Miss Grace Allen. John R. Har-
per, A c. Foster. and Miss Pearl Ford
marty last NIGHT Mrs ". T. Hixson
assisted in the reception Of the GUSTS.
The following were present: Misses
Bella and Irma Schultz. Marguerite
Ainsa. Lila Trumbull. Pansy LOOMS.
Blanche Bacon. Hattie Race, Kate
Goodjohn. Jennie Wall. Bewley. ana
Pel, Messrs- Cooley. Woods, FIory, /
Moore Wicks. Harry Dillon. Turner. /
Rookie LOOMS w B, Latta, Mrs Hix-
son and Mrs. Race.