El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-22
II Years Ago To day
From The Herald This Date 1893.

Ed B. Clark went to Jarilla this
morning.
Commercial agent T. E. Hunt ar
rived on the S. p. this afternoon
Mrs. Schultz arrived on the T. & P.
this morning from Ysleta, Texas
Felix Martinez went to Las Vegas,
n NJ, this morning on the santa Fe
Miss Jennie Patterson left on the
- r. this afternoon for Big Springs,
Texas.
slIs. J. c. sperry, wife of the boiler
maker. left for Globe. Ariz, yesterday
afternoon
buyers in this country, returned from
Mexico last night
Ed. NJ. clare is in the city from
Jarilla on business connected with
the Jarilla mines
Mrs Ascarte returned home to Las
Cruces this mOEning after a days
shopping in this city
A X. Glover. of the AlamOgOrdO
Lumber company, was in the city yes
terday on a flying business trip.
Conductor F. c. Pollock. of the E p.
& y. T.. is laying off on account Ct
illness. and Col Lewis has charge CT
the train.
The Eddy brothers private car. PasO
del NOrte leaves this afternoon with
c. d. Simpson, wife and daughter and
party for Los Angeles, Calf
There was a warm time at the cor
ner Of FL PasO and san Antonio streets
this morning. between George Harold
and ex-pOliceman Pat Dwyer-
The Juarez smelter has recently been
fitted up with one of the Sergeant
fume cOndensers which has proven to
be a remarkable saver in many ways
Fireman Geddes Of the G. H, is
now hosting nights for that road on
this end OF the line H. NJ Young, the
former hOstler has been put back TO
his old place on the road
F. D. Kilmer. formerly chief clerk
for J. r. Hurley, has been made agent
at Ration. y. NJ, vice W NJ Oliver, re
signed. Mr.. Kilmer was succeeded by
+. G. Etter, who was formerly stenog-
rapher for MI Hurley
Fourteen OF Frank HammOnd's iron
bridge gang. who have been putting
the finishing touches on the bridge at
Isleta, viii arrive at this point tOmOr-
row and join his crew OF IA already
here. BY tomorrow night the bridge
viii be far enough advanced to with
stand the pressure of high water and
in 10 days it will be completed
The LyCeum Dramatic club viii give
its next performance on April 2. at
me 0rera house Plays OF unusual
merit have been selected for the Oc-
CasiOn and the caste is all that could
be desired with Miss Lucy KneeIanc
in the lead The evenings entertain
ment viii be opened with a curtain
raiser entitled -Nettled,' by Mrs A 5
Greig. and J. F. COrsby, id.
A resident of Chihuahua writes The
Herald and insists mat portion OF
the territory Of northern Chihuahua he
taken in as a part Of the new state
having FL PasO as its capital He .u-
sists that IL would be just as easy TO
procure that portion Of Mexico as TO
get portions OF surrounding territories
and by including q part Of Chihuahua
the new state would be almost square
with FL Paso in the center.
1t is very evident that there mas
been a gang OF burglars in town for
the past few weeks. few days ago
two daring rObberies occurred IN this l
city during the quiet hours OF night !
and two more rObberies were reported I
to the police this morning Sometime /
Turing the night a burglar entered the /
residence Of Phil Dieter. on MagOffin I
avenue, and removed all that there /
was OF value from Nj. Dieter's clothes |
The next victim Of the midnight prowl- !
er was Robt- H. Bishop, the baggage
master at the G. H & 5. A. depot. His /
residence on Texas street was entered .
some time during the night in the
same manner as that of Mr. Dieter
They removed everything from his day
clothes which consisted Of $3.50 and
4 fine gold watch