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EL PASO DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1S9S.
METAL MARKET.
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TlMtH PIISUSIIIMz COMPANY.
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ploitation In the Filipino* anti Porto a law permitting the cattlemen of-snch
Kicaon by trtwtrt, syndicates and poll* counties as desire to do no to organize a
ticians. ,, , detective association for suppressing
There is an issue upon which the
Democracy can wtu. .
If the Filipinos are allowed to ask for! J. V. Vieketw, of Tombstone, has .
annexation the Times think* the Jour- ■ been appointed delegate at large from
nal’s program is all right. j Arizona to the annual meeting of the
_______________~~ t National ^ive Btock association, which
TEXAS SIFTUHiS. j meets next month in Denver.
Arrangement* are living made to j It is reported that a railroad will
I open up a market in Cuba for Texas soon be built from Globe- to Flagstaff,
j (,ame ! and also one from Williams to Grand
- . a * 1 Can von mine the incrPAsiujc traffic ro*
self the most popular man in El Paso by ; Waco is now offering ^ that theM. mining campssboald
lie «, f mdneing his road to put on that Hiiver for the establishment of factw.ee m . ^
?X City express tram. We need it every ; that city. . I It is mi id that a party of Boston eapi
.•..i.to.uwl *'■ n,ee«|.ir..l.mef. h„nr, Mr Haughbm.___ I A lull will Is-introduced in the legls- wfa(j hlv„ ^ takin„ a trip
SOMETHING NEW
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Probably the nioHt despicable of
j human kind i« a vicious ingrato.
! AGENT Houghton fan make him*
j f11 f< In i Id* n«-ws -
11 hr ary of Till United Htatess Cuban ev.o-n.e ^ ^
f/onimbHion (vmclndeH its wurk at
THE wji.'TIIWKuTEkn s i A it i.i. pano : Havana today and the members will no
WimMr^oif
artffit'fit "f 1 liM i
attire for the extermination of the i —• - - , . , , A
. , through the southwest, have invested
. ' |ltW,fKiO in a large gold and copper
An immense floating sawmill on the ! Arizona; which mine it is they
. dunfit hurry home to spend the Christ
| mas holidays lie fore, going to Washing
I ton to report.
Sabine river is in
t)rang-- capitalists
contemplation by
mine in Arizona; which mine it is they
| refuse to make public.
It is reported that the application to
The State revenue agent proposes to ^ Sut„s mprt>mt> (!unrt by th
----- : prosecute the violators of the -local op- \ Ml(oAmtm Uud ,}raut company for a
1'kssi.mists are predicting that Inf tion laws in McUenuan county. | rehearing lias not been granted. The
ore historians will write of the, Cnited j The Santa I-’e KaiJroad company has j (pe,,jMjon the court as it now stands
States as ancient historians w'tot.e ol the i,,t the contract for a f 1M00 Yonug , js a)jVem to the grant holders. If
fall of the Roman empire that the Men’s Christian association building at
moral and political causes of the great j Temple.
event are to he ascribed more itnmedia ; The Galveston Cotton exchange has
tidy to the too great extent of the) jt|fjorHed the tariff commissioner s
T^rpe package of tl;** « < r-
lor a nJckfl. Htl!l <nn:i t
j>ac»asr»f. All gro^rs v ••■■■■ 1 >
THE N. K. K\u:r: *. Nit COMPANY.
Cblcwto.HU leula. New v- .a Phllv- 'r>V*
on) uo the too great extent of the , „uo ................
! IPnnan dominion and to the debasing ;,nrse. and will ask for legislation that
| influences of a despotic government | wm stop d iscri mi nation
f ... Baird wants an educational institn-
Tm. merchants and citizens of hi >
! Paso, generally are highly gratified
,ver the prospects for the return of the
................ . , Sliver city express, and yesterday a
Besides tl...roughly -overing it»- local ff<-id. „ mjiber of merchants and several trav
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the Time* r« .c'Id
ON I‘AY 6!
IMIHUHATION.
.ding men called to congratulate the
tion, and thinks that Prof. John Col-
lier of Buffalo Gap college can be in-
duced to take hold of the enterprise.
finally determined to'be government
land, the officials at Tucson are expect-
ing a big rush of clerical work.
MEXICAN MATTERS.
This week President Diaz visits Mon-
terey.
An Italian colonyds being established
near Tagimara, Miohoacan
The Mexican congress has adjourned
It is suspected that H. T. Randall, of nntij tbe brHt ,,f m*xt April.
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j lie of Hindi inestimable value to this investigated.
J (.ity At Timpson a man by the name of
, T~z_™---;V.i' ' ’ .. ,,i ,.,.,i Joseph ColluiH was shot and instantly
HoMl-: people talk as if they consideied 1
... , , ! killed while setting at a table, trank
the Filipinos nothing more than a lot , . ,
of slaves or cattle to be sold by one na | » . '""f ’"r h“ W" ,Jrre"ted
, Hondo another. "The ownership of the <>» '->**« tlie “in
le.riu-uu Philippines" says a New York paper At Dallas, Leo Lewis, a negro hoy,
slaMnrtlh.. i has been settled by Spain yielding then, ; was sentenced to thirty years in the
j I :,l(,ie Sam and we must either keep j penitentiary for killing a white boy by
them or give them away." And in its j the name of June Red. The killing was
n.-st breath fids same paper discourses | a cold-blooded murder, without provo-
I eloquently upon the nobility of Ameri- | cation,
can citizenship and the grand principles i The annual report of the state reve-
upou which our government is foumled | ,in(, agent, shows that thousands of peo-
A'CM. and we believe that the "consent | (,i,, throughout Texas are evading the
of the governed" is the very backbone | payment of their1 taxes in every branch
of our government; and yet there is | of business, and officials have annouced
talk of annexing the Philippines with- that the matter will t«? brought to the
out their consent. We have no ofijee j attention of the legislature,
i tion to annexing the new territory, but j According to tin* latest information
we want it done after the people of that | Diaz will lie nualile to visit
j territory have agreed to the arrange | zVastiu on the date of the inauguration
merit __ Lit Governor Savers, and in that ease,
ni Mumui \m> rit<ii.ui:-s. i President MeKiuh-y will uot-attend as
, ,, | homily a....... led the invitation on eondi-
1 The New York Journal in able ; '
, , ( Hull that he wolllil meet the pre-lllellt
! edilori.d mill lie out a program "filch
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AT YKRY LOW PRICES.
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of Mexico at Austin.
A new, ixistly market emporium has
been erected at Cosamaloapan, Vera-
cruz.
A railroad is to be built, between Palo
Hoorade and Catemaco, in the Tnxtia
district, Veracruz.
The cotton crop in the Guaymas val-
ley has been greatly diminished this
year by the cotton worm.
During a bull fight at Nombre de
Dios a balcony fell, killing several per-
sons and wounding others.
The steamer Caracio took from Ma-
zatlan to San Francisco $18,000 in gold
bullion and $110,0()0 in coin,
The city of Veracruz is having the
coldest weather that has been experi
enced there for several years.
Lionel Garden, British consul to the
City of Mexico, has accepted the posi-
tion of consul general at Havana.
San Luis Potosi is suffering from a
water famine, which is to be relieved
by the construction of a large conduit
from a neighboring mine.
The treasurer of a large party of pil-
grims to the City of Mexico absconded
with all the funds, even having sold the
return < 1 his party to t^u^rtaro.
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EL PASO FOUNDRY «t MACHINE CO., Agents.
DIRECTORY OF
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f* ; Koine (MiitiniiM J)»‘tn<HTat.n fear that
: in Jullu riiiR t«> Ut»* policy <>f HX|»insi.>n
j the 1 >eiinM*ra**y wotthl hav.* t<» ul>.»u
tip* nh) patty iiitHlinarlc*. Th.*\ prof.-HM
to believe I hat t he «*|mt.'e lM between ini
pertaliMti ami t Ip* ileelar.iti*oi ot nnl1*
peliitellpe
’v 'rhete is MO stteh alternative Thf
| .Itiiinull \x tie mtieli opp.in*. 1 toimpprtal
,i" ! ihtn as any small Afimrienn in IVxas.
t,lMS ! amt tt .toes not I■ «n4‘*t the ma\tm of the
[.loeUration of imt. pemtem'p. that 'Tfov
ernments derive their just powers from
tin* consent of the governed ' .IVItomm
wrote that- dechition, and he sent a «ar
rVattn ti‘occupy the French city of New
t ‘rleatis, bought without cotiHuttiiiK
jt,s people from a ruler who had never
seen it. * ,
• .lelTerson turnght Louisiana from its
Ktiro]iean owners without asking the
consent of It-s jM'ople, but he gave those
people liberty, lie gave them a govern
merit more considerate of their rights
than any they had ever known before,
and. beginning with unrestricted mili
tary rule, he prepared them for the
speedy assumption of the management
of their own affairs.
if we entered the Philippines as con
querors of t he people of the land, im-
posing uiH>n them an oppressive govern
ment by brute force, we should be guilty
of a crime which the.lonriml would op
pos»* as resolutely as it opposed the sinii
lar rule of Spain in Cuba. But we are
going to the Philippines carrying liberty
in our hands, as JetYemm carried it to
r,r no- m (H. too **• I Louisiana We assume that the people
72 oo.ioi I2U "• m- tj„. islands have sense and gratitude,
Ml 401! M SS'iSi 15 | and that, having gained their freedom
•> He i L io it»s of: from the iutoleralde tyranny of Spatu
,- ,M KM 20! 146 it) In- s# py ovir HHsistauce, th»'V would be willing
tl:iv:i;ct ';isj.......Tr«tcwithi« .-uwuw«ku
, ; 26 1 :> 4o iso 66 224 7# - Oil a solid basis.
Ui' 20i
NEW MEXICO
G reat alarm has been caused in Santa
j Maria <1« Rio. San Luis Potosi, by a dls-
The territorial Nupreme court; in now , resembling yellow fever, which bas
in se.sion at Santa Fe I been brought by recent arrivals from
There is a demand in Albuqueriiue Tampico,
fur more dwelling houses. j A young soldier named Jose Gil. who
A colony of Russian Jews wants to was to have been executed for the
settle in the vicinity of Eddy. | murder of a comrade, has had his sen-
AND
OUTFITTING FACILITIES OF EL PASO,
Another gang of sneak ' thieves has tenee commuted to a 30years' service in
bti-cn captured at, Albuquerque.
Alamogordo Inin no cemetery, nobody^
having yet died there to ntart one.
The Santa Fe railroad is jireparin.
to do a heavy traffic in New Mexico cat-
tle in the spring.
The new pork and beef packing estate indicate with an alleged capital
Sishment at Eddy is now ready or <>per- of *., 000,000, has fallen through, and,
will at once open up for
Veracruz harbor.
The consideration of the bill to regu-
late the extradition of criminals from
one state in Mexico to another has been
postponed until the next meeting of the
national congress.
The great distilling scheme of a Bel
Ore lluye h
KB Paso Smbltinu Works.
(Hiiuph of the GonsoHdund Kansas -CU-y.i
Srneltiug and Heiiiiing C,*>-.i Buyers of 4 *oltl. ,
Silver. Lead and (opJHT ores. Bull iota, j
Matte and Bars. it. ii. Sinq»M>n. manager.
El Paao. Texas.
mi \ ru oii v HKpuc f ion Co., hii.vek City.
Ohant County, New Mexico.
Purchasers and smelters of tiold. Silver and
Copper ores. This plant is owned and ope-
rated by the Estate of th© late Senator
George Hearst of California.
ation, and
buHintm
It is claimed that during the past two
years there has been more building
done in Silver City than during the ten
years previous.
I )u account of the smallpox scare
Deming has quarantined against set-
tlers on the Mimbres river who reside
above Dweyers.
The Santa Fe passenger department
is preparing to publish a large work-
calling attention to the-climate, health
resorts and points of interest along the
u.
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.in ; si-joiu*:. a.i au We have assumed obligations to the It is said that there will now I" :,il ,inJ milinery. Possener s Cut
s;; th us («'!*»; & sw V'} and to civilization which we bmidauce of water for the coming crop i lt#te Milinery. 10» Sheldon. Opp. P. 0
ii ii: if S: ii;; I i S: SSli of'^nmeuTIn S: I —trtt] . . Got. n^Tor tin^h- --
i«»4 -'•'J)*'*' .- I - 62 - i ,mt uf guar, and w« u-rtiinot airily i Uocvut stornm eHhaua but iitth* n>-s> Muest candivs ev*jr manufacturt
ec ,0. tm v- T. i ;«CI »• i if .....KttZ i,I ! !lmojlK, tbe stock in the vicinity of Den,. |city.
ins, but the cattle have drifted very | Ale on draught at the Parlor.
therefore, no distilleries will be built
by that company in the City of Mexico.
The state government at Guerrero
has been asked to give its aid in sink
ing a number of artesian wells in
waterless regions, and an appropria-
tion for this purpose will probably be
made.
The coursing hounds purchased in San
Francisco for the International Cours-
ing association of the City of Mexico re-
present au outlay of over fft.OOO. Some
of the dogs have records of winning
purses of 14,000. Great preparations are
being made for the coming races, sev-
eral prominent capitalists being back
line.
The Irrigation company at Eddy has >
been making extensive improvements ] 0f the enterprise,
and enlarging the capacity of its canal | t.heap*st place in tow!, for Xmas
It is said that there will now Tm* an | ;i t .....J ...;i;..i),UJntmr u i 'nt.
Milling Mipplien,
1\ It AKAI KH, /ORK & MOYK,
Headquarters for Mining Supplies. Camping
Outfits, Fife Arms. El Faso, Texas.
K ET E LS EN it I > Eli El A U,
Mining Supplies, Camping Outfits, Arms
and Ammunition and Bankers. Culdad.
.luarez. Mexico.
.). i». M a i i in:W -
Guzman and Casas Grandee. Mexico.
Mining and Prospectors’ Supplies, Burros.
Saddles, etc.
Hankers.
First N ational Hank-. El Paso. Texas,
(•appal and surplus $140,000. Buyers and
sellers of Mexican pi’sos.
Ji ARRZ Bit a non BX.srn Comkrcial h k
Ch i >! it A it r a . Ciudad .Juarez. Mexico.
Buy and sell VI ex lean money and exchange
on all principal cities of the Republic »f
Mexico, United States andlKurope, Aguacy
of tin* Banco Mineroof Chihuahua.
AbOLi’H Krakal'kr. Manafur.
.State National Bank. EJ Paso, Texas
A legitimate Banking business traasacted
J in all il> branches. Established in istl.
Highest price pair! for Mexican dollars.
Transportation.
Sierra Madkk Link, (R. G., H. M. & P. Kyj
Shortest and most direct line to Casas
Gratifies, from where trails can betaken for
ail parts of the great range. Call on or ad-
dress J. T. Logan. General Traffic zVgant. or
John H. Ramsey. General -Manager. Culdad
Juarez, Mexico.
A TRUE HOME INDUSTRY.
All tlie Stock Owned by Sail Antonio Citizens.
Iit> to Our ThI»I4* of Hatw*.
Tht'-'oe month rate for space is hxc*l
t ^FsSSSS! ss^rsft^rswc i ............ \
1 !*! ;1.«. . i L. i . - . ... . - .... H^itterefl through-)vu tin* | of extra work in rounding them up in
Manila is a great
from P- ; •-
time i- inclus an
hipstug into tumr.-by
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old at I:.."-’ >*. ami Is inches I pyrtant t»>WUS .........
2nm|i We mnst nmiutaiu „r«ier tht-r,
|{ the whole r • ,*
Th*"V *•*" ! unilY we lire sure that the people »re
•4,1.1,. 111. shell III1.I rules llvtsl alv a per- ; null I *“■ " ,
,7-nti.z1* oi ii. . al.le toJo It for themselves.
Tl,.-1 trat,- G ..'.14 e* r i el the. |, H if there wits one simple
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! tiie spring
AIUZ0NA NEWS.
Keel,-Wear K.-rfrrs. Matfiers. SUBJ.rn
.ter. and Other ruing* far fienttemei, »t a
Ua.l, Otaemuil of 10 per cent this Week.
, TUB IM*X CI.OT1SO CO.
Lrailern of FiotOon.
T»ie a tttnre rate ts SO pi-r'c-nt -f the month
lUpptuos. prejMtreu L.i assuizz,-. The priet's of IvHTley Hml lilfiiliA ore
nt once nil the ri-sjsmsit'ilities of snv ! „n the riw* tu the Arizona markets
ef tint nmntb The Tiurals of Luzon area . ,, . ,
r... . , i liffere t lople Irom the Yiaa.vaa of The ex eitizens of Missouri, who are
' w"',u r“"’ r“f "" : mLiuuho ami these are not the' only I now.resident* of Phoenix, propoeeU-or-
rv„, ;:«s ran is :r. per >-,•„« '* menth nntjoimlities in the arehipelago It was j pUlize an aawx'iation.
rTheawcet,er.wla»p,-r«-ni-.«, .e-m.mth *r^’ islaLls had re i On ooeount of storms two dmmatie
r*rh,-1 mmitli rat. is.! limes the ii. miti r**'' ; (used to re.vgnize the authority of ! companies were obliged, to cancel their
U*ns 10 4M*r ciuit discount. 1 - ‘ 11 ~
Thco nu»nihs raio Is fi
MhM*. lt'hS‘JO pi-r c**pt
Tho y months riii«...... , u,|I U<-UmCU — -----—
t«w at m-r m*nt itiseount Maui feat! V the American referee
,1‘" ............ wiU very neiaaary functionary in
sttawtal P’s'thms tlttj per .-.-tit extra. ! Philinblne tktlitic* for some time to
•*K. V. 1> " advi'rtbwiUH-nUi A*h*rfi*ti at two* 1 *
u,w» Ot ’'"-There is going to be a enperb^eu-
Tw.-Miy-.lv,. «-n* m-r Urn- «,>. mscrtlo,.; t»1 ing for a pntrlotte. euHghteued. Demo
wnt« far v
Ur»ct>
and
auuiuruy ; (.NHiipRuit’s nn ddiik^*- x*" u*uvv. *“*-**
K r. me m..m* ..................... Im.l set up a seiwrate ; engagements at .everal of the mining
-he month ran-.! ^nt\Xe'L'nltnrt4:tanileu, the Sn“ ««»P*th" territor^'
tt ..if .»in *k«x aloueicun wifnrg« ft^rong uioYoiiiuut bas T>ut*n st-Hrtud
t*i induce the Twentieth legislature to
pass a law establishing the Tniative and
referendnm in Arizona.
Oil account of the holidays Denver is
——IHMIMWIIMI*—
THOMAS A. DWYER, Jr,
Commission ^
^Merchant
AND RECEIVING AND FORWARDING AGENT.
JIMENEZ,
d»> nt 5 eolith j.a*r line Cucb I i
itba.i” d LochU. t>y tin* pamih, ft 60 l**‘r Hu©.
PtTO>*vsuJuHi '‘unis f.i jw*r int-iUh.
El Piis«>, it’XitS.
PUKE 11YC El AN H E.
Made from distilled water Telephone
111 El.Past*It i & Ktt.iB'.wtATonCo
STA'FK OF OHIHBAHCA. HEX.
Bnvs and sell* native and fareign
products an cammieriaa. and re-
ceives and dispatches freights »y
_ rail, express and wagons,
.....................
ruy-ltve mils ,- r Un,- first inserilon; it ing for a patriotic. onltglHeueu .a-mo- ,.u arvonnt of the holidays Denver t,
■or rai-h sotmsiuent UwerPou ; cratic optxauMOU in onr cvloxuat jHtiK.y. otTeriug high pri.vs for good t>eef cattle
$ SP i S. ST&Sfe! and has captured several large ship-,_
expulsion from power But they can | ment* from Salt River valley. KASCH 8AL00S.
1 iliml ^ obstLrtion . A> F,^'til,T ^ th" | Always Fresh Beer on tap.
Th.- Democracy mnst offer a inwittve tion of the bond wm or t ie »«>n» me FIFTEEN CENT LUNCH
programme befffre the [leople will in : tion of water works was almost nnani- BEST FiFTEEN IE1
trust it with authority ' mon* in favor of their being iasned. THE CITY.
.Mumeufui ,!;rr,^u.”t^lMNoKe'x. | The iegi-iature will la* asked U< pas* ! From It a m. to 8 o'clock p. in
LARGEST BREWERY IN THE SOUTH.
Last year’s output 250,000 kt gs more than any other brewery south
of St. Louis. The cause of this is the excellent quality of the beer pro-
duced.
J. W MACOFFIN, Agent.
Phone No. 122.
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