El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28
II Years Ago To day
From The Herald This Date 1893.

| c. B. Eddy returned from New York
! this morning.
R. W. Curtis returned from the west
/ this afternoon.
J. W. Wilson came up from Chihua-
| hua last night.
Mrs. B. F. Darbyshire returned from
Dallas, Tex, this morning.
Juarez is to have a new jail in the
near future to cost $4,000.
Mrs. Williams and daughter have re-
turned from RincOn, n. NJ.
Britton Davis arrived on the T. P.
this morning from the east
Miss Mamie Baird returned home
from Las Cruces this morning.
Maurice Kayser has returned from
a two weeks trip to CloudcrOft.
Captain Hughes of the Rangers
came up from Ysleta this morning.
The regular weekly concert of the
McGinty band will be given in the
plaza tonight
Ed Piper went up to the Pecos river
on two weeks hunting and fishing
trip yesterday.
The Rio Grande is causing a great
deal of trouble to the Santa Fe road at
several points, owing to high water.
The G. H & S A railroad boys are
organizing band There are a num-
Der of fine musicians among the rail-
road boys
L. Terrazas, a cattleman of Chihua-
hua- arrived this morning on the T &
2. from eastern Texas where he has
been buying cattle.
Miss Mamie Groves went up to New
Mexico yesterday TO visit some friends.
Misses Ada Lane and KneshaW went up
to Las Cruces yesterday.
Mounted police officer Joe Rogers
has been granted q 80 days leave OF
absence Mr.. Rogers will visit his old
home in NacOdOches, Tex
A subscription list for prizes for the
Wild West show TO be held at Wash
1ngtOn park in the near future for the
benefit of the flood sufferers has been
placed in the First National bank.
There is considerable activity in the
G. H yards on account of rush freight
going through to San Francisco to the
troops in Manila The cars are loaded
with commissary stores and provisions
of the best quality.
Col Ed. c. Roberts, Q. S. A inspector
of public buildings, has returned from
make an official inspection of the
buildings and grounds Col. Roberts
says that the improvements are pro-
crossing satisfactorily.
Pablo Rodriguez, the well known
chill Smuggler, who has been engaged
in business along the border in this
vicinity for several months, was again
arrested last night Inspector ChaS-
Logan caught sight of him just as he
had gained the American shore.
Another rich strike has been made
IS miles this side of Globe, Ariz- A. V.
Kelly. one of the owners of the claim,
who has been in Ell PasO for some time,
was around today showing his friends
some very rich samples of copper and
gold ore, which he had just received.
1t seems that the heirs of the estate
Of the late A G. DeMuIes will never
get through fighting over the property,
which the Turquoise king accumulated
during his life time. Plaintiffs say
that the court orders the property sold
and that they each be given an inter
est in it
Quite a number Of important changes
were made in the ranks of the High
school cadets at their regular drill last
night. Capt. Hubbard and second
Lieut.. Sweeney resigned from the com
pany. Their successors will be ap-
pointed by Prof. Roach.
A telegram has been received an
nOuncing a decisive victory Of the FL
Paso baseball team over the Pecos club.
in the first game of a three game SER
les, by the score of 80 to 7. Sierra and
Widman worked for Ell Paso, while
Nye, McGinnis and Goldstick toiled for
the Pecos team