El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-08
N Years Ago TO day
From The Herald This Date 1893.

George Clark left over the l. q
today for Hot Springs, ARK: n
this morning. to visit her pa 80 an
The railroad men will be given On
hour off Tuesday in when 10 80 -
Miss Maggie Lyons went 70 LAM
s-ordO TODAY to visit Mrs Sutherland
Mr. and Mrs. F. H smith, par ems -
Mrs H NJ Mummy, are expected u al
rive in this city today. 4bo
Ed. Ryan, master mechanlc o. -
San Antonio division OF the " H. 70"
in the city yesterday on business
Messrs. Walz, Stewart and olHeLS
are organising a golf ciuD anu -
pect to be in shape for business III .
Sheriff Higgins. Of Roswell. y NJ,
and lieutenant Ballard, Of the RQusA
Riders, deputy sheriff. went 70 Kos
well today.
Since J. A Escajeda retired from the.
position of district court clerk he-nas
been engaged in the grocery business
on FL PasO street
Patrick Dwyer, who has ALREADY
shown himself to be a pOIlucal worker
was out again last night WhOOpinS
things up for John O'keefe-
The Pioneer Grocery company eX-
tended formal greeting TO the people
of Fl PaSO today and the store, corner
Of FL PasO and san Francisco streets,
has been thrOnged with visitors since
early this morning
"A
this morning from San Augustine. Fla,
where it has been stationed Tor the
past year and half The battery IS
on its way to Honolulu for garrison
duty for some time and then proceed
to the Philippines
Miss EsteIla Powell Jones and Will
lam Gordon Dunn were married today
at the residence Of the brides parents
on North Oregon street, Rev Mr.. MILE
can officiating. The groom IS prom1-
nent in business circles and the bride
is well known in the city,
George Washington Lee. railway
promoter is free man once more.
Lee was charged with using the
United States mails to defraud. Mar
shall Hulebrand was the bearer OF
the glad tidings to Lee. and the young
man was told that he could 90 as
soon as he saw fit
Fifteen or 20 people held a meeting
on Stanton street last night and shout
ed for MagOffin- Every day that
passes. John O'Keefe is gaining
strength. Many prominent citizens
who have heretofore been identified
with the Democrats have come OUT
boldly and announced their intention
Of supporting O'Keefe-
The boys Of the Glee club. Of the
high school. gave a concert at the Cen
tral school yesterday 10 the members
of the school and their friends. The
following took part in the program;
Ira Huggett, Park Hyde, Jack Hub
bard ". X Mari, Bruce Section. Ed
gar Kayser. VIM Schultz, Robert Lam
mers. Frank Hughes and Robert
Phillips
Hose company No. I, met for the
first time last night at the new quar-
tiers Of the fire department ". H
futile was elected a delegate to the
firemen's convention at Paris, Tex
with 7. H. Springer as an alternate
They were instructed to vote for the
1900 convention to 80 TO Waxahachie If
they saw the way clear A committee
of three. consisting OF Messrs- Reck-
hart. Springer and Mccoy was ap-
pointed to investigate the applications
for membership OF George BOTee and
JOS DOugher-
The last session Of the city council,
prior to election day-Was an unevent1ul
one. and was not Of long duration The
mayor announced that IA sewer bonds
had been cancelled The mayor also
announced that he had footed the bills
of the corner stone celebration
amounting to about s275. and hoped
chat the council would sustain his &c
ton John II. MOmsen asked that his
taxes be refunded, as he had not i'm
Droved his property until after MAY.
and had been taxed for improvements.
Bids for the two new street Sprinklers
were opened.