El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-24
n Years Ago To day
From The Herald This Date 1899.

J. A Eddy left this morning for a
trip over the line.
A Allen, stenographer Of the White
oaks will resign on April ].
Fred Fenchler returned yesterday on
the Mexican Central from his mines
near Chihuahua
{. b. Eddy accompanied the Simp-
son party west yesterday afternoon
and will return Tuesday.
Capt o. D. Curry stopped off in r
Paso overnight on his way to Las Cru
ces TO look over his copper properties
The Goodyear special went over the
w mite oaks line yesterday with super
lntendent Greig in charge and returned
today.
Mrs. H Section and daughter left for
the east this afternoon for about a
months visit with their son and BROTH
er, o. G. Section.
The new sewer pumps and engine
are now set up and ready to run. A
test run will be made tomorrow morn
ing, and chairman Badger win Of
T. c Welles, superintendent of the
New Mexico Fuel company, who is now
developing the SaladO coal fields, and
has been in the city PURCHASING sun
plies, returned this morning. accom-
panied by mine boss ". a. Winters
me young woman comprising the
college basketball team will PLAY a
match against the FL PasO team Mon
day, April I, at Chopin hall The Fl
Paso girls have provided tbemseI,,eSt
with tasty costumes and a lively game
Is expected.
The corps of the American draugb+s-
men of the American boundary com
mission, who have been workine in the
city Tor many months in the courthouse.
VIII IOfd up their maps and gather nm
thin paraphernalia the first OF next
month and steal quietly away.
George c. Gather, of this CITY has
Just received rom Havana a part of
. ngm in Lot
vessel lost by Uncle Sam duriDo- M
wan with Spain The piece of wood is
about three feet long. three inches
broad, and about two inches thick
J. P. Dieter, by his attorn,v " N
COIdWelI, MED IN the district caI-rt yes
terday afternoon petition askine-
that the southern Telegraph & TeIe-
phone company be restrained IRON,
erecting pole with wires i'm front ~
his premises at the corner of Stanton
and San Antonio streets.
w J. FeWel has sold to the Pabst
Brewing company of Milwaukee. mis-
valuable property on the corner of N
PasO and Overland streets for sos O00
me lot fronts 90 feet on Ell Paso and
extends l2O feet back to the .IIey
The buildings are occupied nv rbe So,
ate saloon and grill room.
Capt Charles Davis. chairman OF the I
city Democratic executive COMMITTEE
has issued a call for Democrsti|.' -,-e7,,i /
primaries to be held Friday. Macs - !
Tor the electlon OF delegates to the citv 4
convention 70 meet at the district I
courtroom Saturday evening Anil I /
for the purpose of nominatine n co15i'' /
date for mayor and one candidate fro--
each ward for alderman.
The CROWD Jhat assembled at the dis
trlct courtroom last night to cOmDIete /
the Republican city ticket bv 1omipSt- (
ing one alderman from each ward to |
make the race with John O'Keeffe. was
large and enthusiastic. The nominees
were: First ward, Peter Nfcbero- So,
Ond ward, Dr. o @. irwin. third yvarJ
J. W Lucas; fourth ward. AdoInb
Schultz AFTER completing its labors.
Dwyer, who spoke to the Mexicans in
Spanish and the Americans in English