The El Paso Daily Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 102, Ed. 1 Friday, June 29, 1883 Page: 3 of 4
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LIFE INSURANCE.
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UStrBfiXTT""
departure
ir,B is siity minutes
Deparia
Train.
Slower than railroad time.
g«w>i la IMfle
Arrives l°:ao. p. m.
Depart* *■ 10:40, p. m.
(IOBA5T.
4 JOO. p. m.
. . . a ■ • • S .30, P» OQ.
tcific Mall and Kipren:
2:20, a m.
11:10, p. m.
Jk San Antonio
amvet daily a*..
Departs *•
*?v
ArriTM daily at....
Departs
OalTMtM,
Kail and Kzpreaa:
Arriyfs daily at.....-••••• • •-• ••«••••
Departs .
EXXOKAHT:
Arrives daily at
Utplttl ** .•■••.••if. .........
Atcitilaon, Tapeka * Santa F«-
aitiyk* dailjr ru*
Departs •' 5:15, p.m.
Mexican Central MaU aud Rtprem:
o :-st, p. id.
8:45. a. no.
2:t«. a. in.
S;90, a. m.
6:45, a. m.
a&v. a. m.
Mail and
Arrives daily at
Depana
Post Office Hours.
General delivery opens daily at 7:30 a. in.,
«nd cloiei at 0.30 p. m.. On Sunday from 9 to
10.90 a. m.
Vails for the Santa Fe Trains close at * :30 p.
at. Maflslor the ». P. and TAP. close a- 8
a.ai. Mails f.<r Mexico close at 5 p.m. Daily.
f. D.Porter. p. m
EL PASO, TEXAS. JUNE 29, »SS3.
COMPETITIVE KXAMINATIONS
far
San Houston
Scholarship* In the
Normal Institute.
Department of Education, i
Avstin, Texa?, June, 188?».(
TIMK.
Wednesday, July 16. 1888, begin-
ning at 9 o'clock a. n».
place.
Same as that of the Summer
Normal Institute irveaeh senatorial
dist.ict.
examining committees.
Each senator is requested to ap-
point a committee of three profes-
sional teachers to conduct the com-
petitive examination for his dis-.
trick
examination questions.
A sealed Dackage containing
question* prepared by the faculty
of the Normal school, not to be
opened till the lime fixed for the
examination, will be sent to each
senator, to be delivered to the ex-
amining committee.
DUTIES OK COMMITTERS.
1. To conduct written examina-
tions on the questions furnished,
and to examine and grade the pa-
pers. . — ■ W
dates in reading.
G. To arrange the names of per-
sons examined according to rank,
placing after each the graie named.
4. To mail a copy of the names
thus arranged to the.senator of the
district, and another copy to Dr. J.
Baldwin, Huntsville, Texa?.
number from each district.
Each of the thirty-one senatorial
districts is entitled to four repre-
sentatives, who will receive tuition,
books and board free for one school
year. Persons who may have at-
tends 1 th * Norinwl school as sta'e
* u Jen's for on - yea-, and d»-rn-»n-
s'r t** i c' il tor t**a-hiu<r.
mnv <>» a j»o n i tor < -econd s»- -
■*i n, w thou ► x iiniiiH'i >11, \vh n
leco iitne l.v th' principal
A IHOIXT.MKNT.
The senator of each district is
requested to appoint four white
perrons, rrales or females, or both,
as state students from his district,
and to give notification of his ap-
pointments to Dr. J Baldwin,
Huntsville. Texas.
• • Le Petit Momteor is the name of ;
a new French daily to }>e started in j
the capital. j
General Ral'ael Olivera will tin- :
doubtedly be the next governor of j
Queretaro
Dr. Russell proposes to i«ise j
Mocha coffee in the section about
Cordova.
i
Captain Hu*-sti>, a prominent j
railroad contractor from Indiana. !
is in southwest Texas, examining
the countrr. with a view of making
a bid for the contract of the exten-
sion of the Telfener railroad to the
Rio Grande.
Telegrams received in i ail road
circles state that Count Telfener
arrived in New York city. He
conies liberally supplied with the
necessary money to extend his line
of railwav to the Rio Grande, and
fierhaps into Mexico immediately.
A traveler writes : "I must say
for the Mexicans that from U emo,<t
lowly peon to the highft-t . fficisd—
aud I have met all grades—theie is
a'ways to be obtained the most
courteous treatment; they are ii
every way civil and polite, never
fearing to put themselves out to do
one any service in their power."'
The delay in completing the Mex
ican National road to ,S.ilti!l<-
caused by the heavy work in th»
canon eight milen beyond the pre-
sent terminus at Garcia station, i-
nearlv overcome, and it is now con-
fidently expected that the road will
reach the famons city Saltillo by
the first of August.
A party of American tourists re
turned from Monterey exhibit a fine
collection of stalactites and stnl
agmites taken from a beautiful
cave in the mountains near the
present terminus of the Mexican
National railroad at'Garcia station
They represent that this cave in
many respects equals, if not sur-
passes, the famous Mammoth cave
in Kentucky.
The Tucson Star has a di-patcl
dated the 26th from Guiiymas:
"Another schooner from Mulege has
arrived, bringing gold, and report.*-
new discoveries near the original
field. New companies are bein^
organized, and in spite of the failuie
of so many, the excitement still ex
ists. Tt i.~ claimed that a seven,
pound nugget has been found.
Thfe Bustamente excitement, or
the Mexican National railway,
seems to have subt-ided. The Mex-
ican judicial authorities are inves-
tigating the death of Sanchez nn<
the unwarrantable mob attacks oi
the train that followed.
Profitable Life
C. T. fA&HE&Ols.
A \\*. JACKSON
STATEMENT OF SIX DEATH CLAIMS PAID BY 'iliE
mutual life insurance company of new tore.
C. T. Jackson & Co.,
At,
NEAR SOUTHERN PACIFIC DEPOT.
DEALERS IN
DEATH CLAIMS PAID.
POLK IKS BEING MOKE THAN DOUBLED IN VALUE.
.N. . \>i of -Mutual No. of
Policy.; Polit*y. Preir's I*r, m'n
1'aid.
Total mvideud Div'd a3cT'8| i M • d. by
Premium! Add'b i in Excess ,Co. being Poli-
, • ay'ts. io Policylof Premiums cv and Adds.
n..w
21,444
197
1.131
1.733
is, >00
?io ono >237 ::o
2 OOf. HQ 42
1 000 Xt 10
1 000 22 40
i »viC' :-4 K.'i
•2.1
SO
.17
1 OOO:
f.6 500'
?.4 05
5*5 407 10:
2 424 66;
1 158 50 j
S2* 80,
i c.S2 or. ;
-.ri
flO 117
2 101
1 591"
1 104
1 512
1 020
»3 7(* 90,
........
432 00.
;!25 20;
229 95;
173 75
i ;
}12 '152 r.( SIT 350
>4 87 1 30;
*30 117
4 151
2 591
2 154
3 ©12
2 086
$31 Oft)
M c«
of
Deatli-
Marylaad.
Wisconsin.
•«
California.
«•
Ohio.
ARIZONA NEWS NrOOETS.
Troop "I,-' of the Sixth Cavalry,
who were with Cr ok in Mexic, are
»-till at Siiv> r Creek, Arizoi a. wl ere
i the comrn: nd fir \ enmp-d < n arii-
1 v;<! within the Unite i S at -.
Star says: A number
;■ ■ e St-tt cd on tf c
er. Arzons, a -d ii is
aho'ir HO*.) ?.rt- on theii
I'
Be
QUALIFICATIONS.
1. The applicant must be a resi-
dent of this-stale, and over eigh-
teen ycet'rti of age," on the seven-
teenth day of September next.
2. fhe applicant must make a
grade of not less than seventy-five
per cent in the following branches :
Orthography, geography, penman-
ship, arithmetic, geography, eram-
roar, composition, and United
States history.
3. The applicants must sign a
pledge to t*ach as many sessions in
the public free schools of the sta'e
as tn*y may a ttend sessions of the
institute. - —
4. Appointees^are expected to be
present at the opening of theses
sion, September 17, 1883. Persons
failing to report within thirty days
after the second opens will forfeit
their appointments.
CATALOGUES.
The cftfdoeue^ containing full
5»artteu1*t8'wNl b«- sent to senators
and eounty Judges. Any one re-
questing it by postal card, address-
ed to Dr. J. Baldwin. Huntsville,
Texas, will receive the catalogue by
return mail.
fay STUpENTS.
These receive tuition and books
free, but jiajL their own board, $13
per month. About one hundred
and thtrt* can be accommodated.
They need not attend th* competi-
tive rgraminations, so they will be
examined by the faculty. "
caution.
This is strictlv a Normal School.
Only persons intending to teach
.school should ask admission. The
ffcculty are required to reject per-
sons d«k6rient in scholarship, or
_who evidently lack physical and
mental abilities to become efficient
teachers. b. M. Baker,
Sec'y' State Board of Education.
The line cf
xork» j.
he 8urvey "ma3e by the way of
Golisd wilLbe ultim^ted adopted.
At Dallas the bricklayers have
heved
b^en on a strike for
an adv
ivetofiveaod^i half
they
■ftm,
; The I i < «on
of Merni"' -
| upper S:iii ri'
rumored t» at
i wav from I'tah.
i The Arizona Mineiai Jielt rail-
! road surveying party is within
| about 75 miles ol' the Atlantic and
I Pacific railroad terminus. Colon*]
King, chief engineer, has returne<
to the field, and is accompanied by
Mrs. King.
The Arizona narrow gauge rail
way company have leased block 33
of the city of Tucson for the tern,
of 99 years, at the rare of $1 j er
year, payable yearly in advance on
the seventh day of each May.
The length of the bridge across-
the Gila river now being built by
the Clifton and Southern Pacific
is 550 feet.
The Old Dominion Globe have
250 tons of copper ore on hand.
— The Isabella mill, near Globe, ha>
been shut down for the present, oi
account of the wood supply run-
ning out.
A car-load of ore is shipped from
Lordsburg to Benson daily. Tht
ore is taken from the Last Chance,
at Pyramid.
The Belle mill, on Lynx creek.
Yavapia county, has on the dump
fully 1,000 pounds of ore, which is
being shipped to the smelter.
The shipments of the Old Do-
minion company for the past week
were twentv-four bars, 6 253
-pounds; total shipments to date,
3.533,vOO pounds.
There was a one and a half-pound
gold nugget picked up in the Car-
lisle mine. Graham county, a few
days ago.
Teluride ores, very rich in gold
and silver, are being .taken from
the West Side, in Tombstone.
The cases here cited are offered as evidence of the value t.f delinice insurance
contracts, which have in many cases extended over a long period, during everv
day of whi h the assured has held a guarantee that the money deposited in small
annual amounts would tie returned to his estate in one sum with inierest.
Th- se are only a few our of ihe tho«S!ind> who have obtained similar results in
this company, and shows the w i.-dom of selecting the lnr<re«if. best and cheapest
Insurance company in she world.
PREMIUM RATES LESS THAN-ANY OTHER COMPANY.
Assetts over 898,000.0 )0. Surplus over #12 000.000. Investment ii it as safe as in
a govei nuient boi d. demonstrated by 40 years of experience.
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors,
, BLINDS, TRANSOMS
Moulding, Plaster. Cement. Etc.
OFFICE AND YARD
so? o veh/xj a3stx)
watches, clocks and jewelry.
home-like
Price ■se.OO
a weeK, #1.00 i
meals for #6.00.
aav or 2)
j Choice meats of all kinds, haul and eggs.
fresh vegetales and all the market
i affords.
Meals served from U o'clock in the morn-
f in# to 9 o'clock at nijjht.
i
j Extra dinner on Sundays, always beat
r.f eoffee. hot pancakes and gems
in the morning.
Come and cat and judge for yourselves.
Respectfully,
MR. it MRS. T; K EARLY.
ICi
Manufacturing Jeweler! ICE! ICE! ICE!
AMUSEMENTS.
ST., PASO, TEXAS.
E. Howard & Co., El
WUMa-m«k«r-w<--1(exlcu Mails.
Washington, Jue S7.—The Piesident
approv. d the finding aud fall wntem-e of
the court-nivrtial in the Paymayter Was-
son case, and an order will be Issued t »-
naorrow from the War Departmeut offi-
cially announcing his sentence, which is
to be dismissal from the army and to he
confined at hard labor for eight months
in some prison to be selected hereafter.
Information has been re« e'ved at tin-
War Department that Major Nickerson
sailed for Europe in May.
Arrangements have been completed
between the PoatoOoe Department and
the republic of Mexico for oyerland
mails between the offi es of San Diego.
California, and Tljaano, Mexico, to com
raenee oa the fir>t proximo. Exchange
for the present will be sem{-mo >thl v.an<
mails sent from San Diago should
include all correspondence for Tynan*
and Real del Caatella, aad that for other
destination* in tower Oaliforaia may also
be Forwarded in this exenaoe if specially
addressed via San Diego, California.
National Theatre I
4 NEW STABS 4
FOR WEEK COMMENCING
Commencing monday June 25th,
FI.RST APPEARANCE OF
Miss Jessie Forrester!
AN f >-
S. V. Schl€>ssinger.
Igin, Waltham, Springfield and Ilockford Quick
Train Movements. Also.
A Fine Selection of Diamonds.
18 and 14 KARAT GOLD WATCHES.
DUBER SILVER CASES A SPECIALTY.
Also a large assortment of Mexican Gold and Silver FILIGREE JEWELRY.
QUARTZ CHAINS AND BROACHES, Miller Bros. RAISKD GOODS in Sleeve
Bui tons, Watch Charms, etc. Silver .Plated Ware, Knives, Forks aud Clocks.
WATCH REPAIRING done promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed. 3-8tf
SIGN OF THE BIG CLOCK!
klpaso mexican filigree jewelry depot.
KAPLAF & HENDERSON,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Diamonds and Watches9
Parties desiring Ice delivered at their
houses .
In Any Part of the City
Can he accommodated by paving
"their orders at the office of
houck & dieter,
San Francisco St.,
fW-CiO AND SEE
El Paso, Tex
THEM.J®
DRESSMAKING.
ALSO ENGAGEMENT OF
Mrs. Ella Martel and Millie Eugene,
MINING MACHINERY
Biker's Mining Horse Power.
\N ill o ■ his i »»
w he. •• r» >y 111:11 |»
- mo e |> 11«
r r 140 ; i- i
PACIFIC IRON WORKS
THK mosi' EFFICIENT aiii) frac
oal Mifhl it ev >r i-ir?- t-tl for the senrice of
FKO-PKC'MR - and o hers eqairioe the ustr of o
If I'serfow r. 1 g i ll the 1eqairements> of
>■ rlr-t <•! t ~lio:<t an 1 afford nr mean- t- r the eon-
tiisuo'ix'-.pem ion of a Pnnip or l$l >wer without
intprft*»-i •• ith a lio 'iine a par* n«.
it i* in ad e entirely of Iron ; no ( io- ft tt c-'Kbii
<iv r *ii»0 pou-i U utu'or inarv <.p- ed of a hore.-
a 100 -.iouncl h of <>•♦• n>« - bV r:«i-cfd 120 f ft
per i • t«'. I' e Imi tin' d.unj i und r the c >; .-
j> ■ •: lun.l i iln> iii't a -haf , ti i <*np -
b col oa r i tr .">00 IV «i n c- lghtli, i-teei io
ilie rostof 'Wt o i i - i t .axlwtj nte i inlalf a
da- fan paMi .• t ut it u |i.its% ready f r v\ork.
i'u rlv ior miii iir pur it i e«jij!»l!; a.t«pled to «. ! other nse i
lor Circular. .tldr «s
. RANKIN, BRAYT0N & CO.,
SAN FRANCISCO AND CHICAGO
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Clocks, Silver ami Plated Wake, Etc.
All of which have been selected by our expert bnyera in New York and San Fran-
cisco and specially adapted for the trade of Western Texas and Northern
Mexico. Thli is the Leading Jewelry House of El Paso, and can-
* " n»t bc«xee4lod4«pri0fc3 or qmtfii v of good? nffeml. WV
t make a specialty of
WTATOH I?/EH=^.I2^I2srC3-.
D. R. Henderson, whose fame is known as a watchmaker, lately with Tiffany &
Co., New York, and Tucker, of San Francisco, can always be tfound at our petab-
lishment to repair watches and jewelry of every description.
Next Door to Crosby, Catron & Co's Real Estate Agency.
EL PASO, - - TEXAS,
GALVANIZED IRON, ETC.
warren <fc
MANUFACTURERS OF
HOT SPRINGS.
SANTA ROSALIA
Hot Springs.
Good Board with or without Roo.ns at
Reasonable ra es. Firstclass
lishingund hunt'ng with
iu e.isv distance
MEDICAL,
Dr. Spinney
>o. 11 Me
y Winn.
all Trains.
ad-
Hacks to and from
Rooms and Board can be secured by
dressing
t. l. kehoe,
Santa Ro.-alia, Chihuahua, Mexico.
BOOTS AND SHOE
Williams & Son
Treats all Special and Chror'
Diseases.
YOTJNGl T.
Who may be suffering from the effect# o
youthful follies or indiscretion, will do well to
avail themselves of this, the greatest boon ever
laid at the feet at suffering huUi&aity. DR.
SF1SNKY will guarantee to forfeit 9SW f<
cafe of seminal weakness or
any Idud or character vrbich ]
IVIetropolitan Millinery,
Mrs. Borzadaile
HAS REMOVED
Just across the street in
W. B. HOOPER'S OLD STAND
Where ishe will keep a large stock of
Ladles' Furnisliing Gooiis,
Dress Goods and Trimmiiij
Dress Mating
In all its branched.
A large stock of Dress Goods and Trim-
mius constantly on lia'nd.
MEDICAL/
- ■ Tills Gr» at SipenKth-
Lf Kerne iv and
av;^|x ki!vr. Tonic ' i« the
les>i:imnte result of
o\er2n years <f pi&c-
tical exporienco, and
cure=! with uj.taii.inr.
f' k ittaf nt v, Xervous
im 1 I*hy>i< ul Jlebllity.
-i mini.'l Wt'ftknes!?.
Spirrui torrliea. I'ros
>totorrhv a. Kn)i»sioi*s,
Impotci.rv. E.xhaust-
fed Vit«Hlvy, PreniR-
ture Decline and t.o>s of Masiiooo, in all its
complications, untl fiom wliutevi i mun' pro
duced. Kmiches and l*nu:ies llic Rlood.
^trenRthen.* the Xerv =, Br. in. .\'':si-Teh, Pices-
'lon, Iteproriutctive Organs and HiyMcal and
Mentid Faculties. It stfips any tiiiuatimil dt-l>[l-
ttntiuK ilrain upon the sy-tern! prevenlinji in vol
Hnt.-iry losses. <let>iliihtiuK «lje<*.ins. stininwi
vvi li the mine, ct.- .. -o d(.-!ruclive If.
mind and borlv. Ji i- :\ snrt- i-'iminatftr of all
kiiiney ami hl\I)1*k>: com ri. .ints. it <on!sin>
no injurious !■ <li«-iil~. I'<> tli<■»«.• suffering
I rotn the > vil cU'ecf oi y.nirhftii ;ndiE,T--! on- oi
| ex c»P», >1 spe-'dv. tli< i nui-'h and p"rm»ne?u
i I' UK In til Ml \N ! KIM'. 1*1 K'-'i 2/(1 pi r 1)" or.
• fi • >• It,,ii i. - in < »• \y j ii i -i 1 .i ,i eciii.u." r.u-
; v',!f» w eul si'r-u)- .!. itiu M :ition t* ;■ ■ * nil
j r - ■•!■ ii r •< i;>! o i r if''. '. I). lie
: IiB 1 <• ■1;
I>. .•~AI.lIhl.lt,
San Francisi o, Califoina.
Galvanized Iron Cornices,"Window Caps Ventilators
Agents for Hays Patent Skylight. All worJ-. g aianrecd
SAN FBANCI8C0-STEEET, OPPOSITE SCHLTZ OPERA HOUSE.
CHIHUAHUA ADVERTISEMENTS.
'or any
cafe of seminal weakness or private disease of
uy kind or character which he undertakes aad
fails to cure.
Lunch Counter. English Chop House. Sample Room.
OPEN ALL NIGHT t ;COMR1nk1» OPEN ALL DAY.
Eorsch's
On the Main Plaza
Hi'. 4 .
2 fi Ktnincy street
OonMilmtioi)"-. -trictly t onfiilf niiiil by leitiror
at oitiee, Fhi k. For t'ne eoiivenience of li
ei.t~, nnil in order to in*-nre p,*rfeet secrecy, 1
hs\e ndopa'd u private sddres>-. nn lev «li'' h <i'
psekHj-e> are fot warded .
TR1AI, BOTTI.E FRKK—Sumei.nt to slu.w ,n
meri'. will he sent to any one-applying
letter, statinif his symptoms and age.
nictations strictly rontidemia!.
Vomi.v
ffOSTETTEu^
European
Restaurant,
CHIHUAHUA.
Thorough ex-
MIDDLE-AQE ^XE2ST.
•
'there are many at tne ages 01 tairty to sixty
years wbo are troubled with too (requont evac-
uations of the bladder, often aceoaapamied bv a
slight smarting or burnlug sensation and a weak-
ening of the system in a manner the paueat
can not account for. On examining the urinary
dejiosits, a ropy sediment will <4ten be toana,
and sometimes small particles of albumen will
appear, or the color wHl be of a thin, mllklsh
hue, again changing to a dark and torpid ap-
pearance. There ar« many who die of this diffi-
culty, ignorant of the cause, which is the second
ttage of seminal weakness. Dr. S. will guaran-
see a perfect cure in all sueh ma. and a heal-
th v restoration of the eenito-urinary organs.
Office hours—10 to 3 and 6 to 8. Sundays froi
9 to 11 a. m. Consultation free.
amination and advice, ?5.
Tie Great Eiiaik Beiely.
18 A NEVKB FAIL,
cure for ncrrotts d«#
ty, exhausted Tint-'
ity, seminal weakneels
>]cib atorrfapa, loss
manhood, iaipotcney,
mlriii Mif -all th*
, niflt w«dt
abuse, youthful follies.
tctpuln mature
ears, inch as loss of
eaaery, laasitude noe-
, mal emiasson, aver
- . of vision, noises Ik the
head, the vital fluid passing unobserved is the
urine, and many other diseases that tead to in-
sanity and death.
DR. MIXTIE, who is a regular physician, (a
graduate of the Cniversfty of Peansyli
wil agree to forfeit 9500 for a case of this
the vital Restorative, i under bit special advlee-
and treatment) will npt care or Wr
p re or injurious found In It. Dr. .
a 1 private diseases successfully without mer-
cury. „
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
| and advice. Including analysis -Of arine, IMfc
Price of Vital Rtestocative. ft a bottle, or fOor
leading HOUSEj welptrf'priccofc. 6.f^
i ration and in private name If desired, by
IX THE WEST.
A. E. MLITIK, M. IK.
The only Exclusive
BOOT M SHOE ST06E
In.el Pa«o. Texas
Mexico
jiiifi f'hihuahiia
RESTAURANTS.
Link Restaurant
THE
It is the
—for—
Ladies and
Fresh Fish and fame constantly on hand.
Ice Cream
So, 11 Kearny St.. Ban Francisco, Cal.
si*r» aonx* rasa.
Will be sent to anyone applying by letter, stat-
Gents i sus&s'iszs.'jeijsg. -
DR. SUNTOE'S UDNET REMKDT
reticum cares alt.ljpfcal
WARM. MEAI^S OR LUNCHES PROMPTLY HkRVEI) TO ORDER.
BSf Hot CofTee and Tea, Iced Fresh Milk and Tea. ...ttig
PORTED AND NATIVE WINES AND LIQUORS.
WR KEEP THE FAME I > VERA CRUZ CIGARS.
LOUIS HOBSCH, Managing Proprietor.
J"™ WHOLESALE CIGARS ANO TOBACCO.
KOHLBEEG BEOS..
WHOLESALE JOBBERS IN
Sitters
Hiihih ei's Stomp eh 15'tt r-s n («t« the le-
q- irem.-rit' of th ration 1 nied'eal pi ilo'offty
which at present pieva I It it> a n*ifectTy
pnre vegetable re i e 'v. em' tacine tne three
impo-tant j.rop rt e- > i a mcwtitativ a toi.ie
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