City Hall Sets 10 A.M. Committees Meeting Tomorrow
A meeting of the committees scheduled to meet the traina will be held at City Hall tomorrow morning at 10 o clock. Full attendance is desired.
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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
8
A meeting of the committees scheduled to meet the traina will be held at City Hall tomorrow morning at 10 o clock. Full attendance is desired.
The advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as sugar coated health globules that transform weakness into strength and listlessness into energy. Each box costs 25 cents and is sold by Irvin & Co., druggists.
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes priced at 1.50 is offered for 0.50 in a special limited edition at Dell quest and Andrews Eclectic Book Store. A new supply of Mexican Mining Laws in English and Spanish was received.
Shoes are being sold at reduced prices at Meyers located at 207 El Paso Street. The message highlights clearance deals and big discounts for shoppers seeking bargains.
S.L. Hughes operates a repair and jobbing shop at 107 San Francisco Street with Melver-Patterson Vehicle Co. Carrying saddlery goods and a large ready made stock for quick selection, aiming to attract close buyers.
For wonderful bargains in wall paper brushes paints and oils visit Ebreberg's big fire sale at 322 South El Paso Street. See his half page advertisement in the Herald.
Curtis Studio in Mills Block El Paso Texas advertises for six capable canvassers to travel across New Mexico Arizona and Texas. Applicants must provide strong references and contact details for further particulars.
The Hadley at N. Oregon and Franklin Street provides outside rooms that are elegantly furnished with single or en suite options. Guests enjoy bath Privilege and all conveniences.
A June sale advertises 1 dozen Platino cabinets offered at 82 each. The notice notes a photographer and a location described as opposite City Hall.
If you want a desirable walk consult W S Holtzman at 507 Wyoming Street Shady Grove. Butter priced at 45 cents for 2 pounds at El Paso Grocery. Everything in drugs at Campbell and Grayson's.
The ad touts best margins in harness and horse goods at West Texas Saddlery Co. 214 South Oregon Street with horse medicines and apothecary services during a printer strike.
A plea to shoppers to avoid cheap, short lived headwear and invest in durable hats. The piece argues that disposable styles fade quickly and urges finding timeless pieces that retain value and appeal.
Vannie Howe returns from Cloudcroft. Dr Horsley comes back from Alamogordo. Mrs A C Good of Alamogordo returns after a pleasant visit. Miss Henrietta Gregory of Jacksonville Ill arrives next week to visit Mrs Weil. Col H Alexander returns with nine miners from Trinidad for capitan mines. Various names and partial affiliations follow from multiple locations and cities including Alamogordo Covington Ky Los Angeles and Las Cruces with mentions of outings and visits.
The New York fire marshal warns in his annual report that many fires stem from defective insulation or wiring. Openings for alarms bells and light wires should be fireproof, and licensing of all electric appliance handlers is advisable to prevent repeat incidents.
A city official urged El Paso to adopt a new ordinance mandating pawn brokers report all goods received each day to the chief of police. He argued that such a rule exists in other metropolitan cities and would greatly aid police in tracing stolen articles, replacing current investigative visits to pawn shops.
Five Chinaamen found unlawfully in the country will be deported to China at once via San Diego instead of San Francisco. The move is due to bubonic plague in San Francisco and the risk officers accompanying the deportees would face quarantine upon return to El Paso.
Airs Geo Ames formerly of this place dies at Elburn Illinois on June 12 1900 at age 25 She came to this city in 1890 with her mother Mrs G L Phelps who died of consumption in 1893 Mrs Ames is buried beside her mother in the Kaneville Illinois family burial ground on June 14 1900
U S inspector of customs Charles Logan arrested a Chinaman and a Mexican for attempting to enter the country without proper credentials and for aiding each other. They were jailed in the county jail awaiting a hearing before the United States commissioner. The attempt originated from Juarez.
Fred Hazzard transfers an undivided half in lot 15 block 254 Campbells addition for 8700. Zane O B Clardy convey s an interest to Ralph W Avery with J T Dickena, at the lot corner Overland and Stanton street, for 250 and the assumption of certain indebtedness.
Twenty five members of the Waxahachie trumpet corps left their town bound for El Paso and are expected to arrive Tuesday. Their route includes Galveston Houston and San Antonio with planned stopovers. Judge Hunter from the committee anticipates a pleasant visit for members and the public.
The McGinty band offers a weekly plaza concert with a program including Marches by Beau Menck Rossini Waldteufel Humorous March The Jolly Coppersmith and The Bride Elect Sousa plus overtures and a reverie.
The McGinty band is almost world famous. Everyone who has heard of El Paso has heard of the Mc Gintys and speaks of them favorably, says the Carlsbad Morning Sun.
Advertisement notes a stock of baby caps made of embroidered Swiss linen and lawn nainsoak priced at 35 cents each with a limit of three per customer. Also offers 35 white midsummer pattern hats valued at 8.95 now 8.95 each at Poeener's Cut Rate Milinery.
The Fort Worth team demands 60 percent of gate receipts for the three game series while the association expects to cover big expenses. A Dallas substitute is being sought but prospects look dim as plans face a costly hurdle and possible cancellation.
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