El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald This Date 1snn

Jarilla-
Fred Bascombe is in the city from
Las Cruces.
c. E Messenger left this morning
for San Francisco.
W. H. Constable, who has been on
the road for several weeks. returned
! today
Henry Terrell. United States attor-
ney, at Fort Worth, is in the city OF
attend court.
Chife of police Lockhart, will leave
Thursday on 10 days vacation in
c. E. Bull. of the Clifton New Era.
returned home today, after a brief
visit to FL Paso
Capt. P. A Kelly, accompanied by Mr.
Little, Of Denver, went up to Organ,
n. NJ, this morning
Policeman John Scott has returned
from a vacation spent at Capt. Davis's
ranch in New Mexico.
Architect McClintock. of the new
city hall, wants the city council TO
, appropriate $50 for cutters.
A 5. j. Eylar, W. W. Bridgers, and
others will leave in a day or two. on
duck hunt to Lake Guzman.
JACK Burroughs, an engineer on the
q. h, has returned from Mineral
Wells, much improved in health
Col ]. F. Harvey and wife and L
F. Hill and wife came down from Ala
mOgordo last night Mrs. Hill is q
Maurice McKelligon, official stem
ographer of the federal court is in
the city Clerk D. H. Hart and sew
eral other officials arrived yester-
day from San Antonio.
Among the outgoing passengers
over the Santa Fe this morning were;
Mrs. Huffaker and Miss Hughes, who
went to Kansas City: Gerald Swope
to St Louis; G. NJ Callen TO Butte,
Montana
sam Bridgers. a nephew of Mr.. Com
stock hem n
Henry Heep as city Jailer. Heep has
secured the position of night watch
man for the three banks and adjacent
business houses.
Both the federal and state district
courts opened today for the October
terms. Judge T. s. Maxey and other
day. Judge A. NJ. Walthan presided
over the district court.
meeting of the board of directors
of the Pass City Foundry & Machine
company was held last night to de-
termine whether the stock of the com
pany should be increased to $4,000.
After considerable discussion it was
decided to increase the stock.
The birthday anniversary OF COVER
nor Miguel Ahumada was deliberately
celebrated in Juarez last night. The
handsomely decorated, and the band
supplied excellent music. Governor
Ahumada is not only popular in Juarez
and chihuahua, but in FL Paso as we'll
Rumor is waited about in business
circles that FL PaSo is about to have
another bank that it is to be located
in the new Hubbell building and viii
have the strongest kind of financial
support behind it A. P. Coles, agent
of the Hubbell building. said today
however. that none of the rooms had
been rented
Ward & company. the Thurber. Tex.
brick concern. which lately acquired
the brick plant of the Newman-Ca
roll company, contemplates making OK
Waswnr Tn ~ - Il
The company intends to make a very
fine quality of red face brick, and run
coal and wood yard in conjunction
with the plant.
Up to the sixth inning in yester-
days game between Alamogordo and
FL PaSO the score stood even, and
the game was full of excitement and
abounded in many brilliant plays,
but after this FL PasO had a land
slide and the score at the finish
stood 10 to in favor of the locals
game, representing Fl Paso: Powell,
Sullivan, Beall. Donovan, Krause.
OKeefe, NJ Edwards, +. Edwards and
Rev T. B. ]. Barclay pastor of Wis
itor's chapel. and family, were treated
to a surprise by friends and members
OF the congregation last night Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs Peritt. Mr.
and Mrs. c. C. Shelton, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. o. Smith, Mrs. c. Adams. Miss A.
King and D. Shelton; Mesdames A.
Ford Nickersop. E. J. B. Bass, K NJ
HomadOy. J. Ride and Ni~- kinney Mes
SIS. W. P. Shelton, NJ w Ford. Hal
lond and 3. F. Brooks
The Ell Paso baseball team. strength
ened by the addition of Lefty Jones,
will leave here Thursday afternoon
in charge Of manager Jones to play
series of games with Tucson, ATiZ.,
Friday. Saturday and Sunday. On
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday they
will play at Phoenix and manager
Jones says that they are confident
of winning at least cOur of the SIX
games. A crowd of rooters will &C
company the team, including Juan
Hart. Maury Edwards, Jersey McPike
and George Look.
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