El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of This
= Date, 1895.
MAYOR MoREHEAD and CHIEF Of


MAYOR MOREHEAD and CHIEF Of
WI police Francis Han decided this
morning that Louis Vidal would be
allowed 10 conduct his dance hall 50
long as perfect order should be main
tanned An officer viii be stationed
at the door Of both his han on Utah
street and the dance hall on Seventh
street 10 see that order IS maintained
The general BODY Of Russian strik-
ers did not return 20 work today and
the men do not appear inclined TO &C
cept the manufacturers' terms. The
outlook is by no means promising.
The success Of the trade excursion
to Mexico by local business men, VIII
leave FL Paso one week from next
sunday. was assured IN the mass
meeting IN the chamber Of commerce
room last night About 20 business
men OF the city were present at the
meeting.
Cattiemen say that, for this season
OF the year, the ranges are better
than they have been for years past.
Heavy rains in December. January
and February have had an excellent
effect in placing ranches IN prime
condition. The only damage resulting
from the recent storms in the sur
rounding country has been to cause
cattle to shrink to a slight extent
Failure 10 comply with the law re-
Gutrements that all saloon keepers
shall post IN q CONSPICUOUS place
their license has led TO the arrest OF
three men against whom complaints
have been made. When securing
bond. II was learned that a wholesale
dealer who sponsored the three men
had the licenses securely locked in
his safe. He became the bondsman
for all Of the violators-
J. c. Sine. a diamond importer Of
Indianapolis. Ind. is in Fl Paso en-
route to the Casas Grandcs country.
Mr. Sipe has been in the west two
years on a hunting tour and has trav-
eled from California in a wagon. He
VIII continue his tour into Mexico
in the same conveyance.
Samuel Schultz. aged IS years. a pio-
neer Of Fl Paso and one Of the best
known citizens OF this city. was
stricken with paralysis in his legs
Wednesday morning For some time
It was thought that his condition
would he serious. but he Is improving.
" Il. BOwker imported 1000 head
OF cattle from Mexico through the
SUPPORT Of Columbus, y. NJ, en- route
IN bond 10 Mexicala, Lower Califor-
MA, this week and the custom Off
GERS from Fl Paso who supervised the
Importation. were caught in the snow
storm
Funeral services Of Augustus "
Alexander. whose death occurred
Wednesday At the Alexian Brothers
hospital viii be held at g o'clock
Thursday at the home Of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Rufus A Lewis 1894 lac
leds avenue. e. Paso- The body viii
he cremated. Mr.. Alexander was -
years OF age and gained a reputation
for being one Of the best architects
IN the city. he was active IN found
ing the St Louis public library. Mr.
Alexander also practiced law. but his
career was cut short in 1880 by q
stroke OF paralysis.
B. n. HaIl, Of the United States
reclamation service. supervising en-
gineer for the Rio Grande valley pro-
ject- arrived today from Pecos coun-
Try. where he now has headquarters.
to consult here with the representa-
tires Of New Mexico and r Paso Val
ley Water Users association Re IS
AZ. TIE Anselus.