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Also, seven houses and eight lots in the town of Hillsboro.Any of this property can be bought very cheap. Small cash payment and long time on balance. Perfect, title. Address.L. E. NOWERS. Hillsboro. N. M.FOK RENT.FOR RENT a good h'tuse, 4 rooms, well lo cated. Inquire at 1107 N. Ochoa St. or 303 N. Stanton St.FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms with orwithout board. Rates reasonable. 327 Nwho, by their conduct, are sure to reflect credit on this section.Curry’s volunteers will not all servein one company, but will be distrlbut-ed in the various companies of the regiment. As a consequence of his good work it is highly probable that he will be made a oaptaic.NAMES OF RECRUITS.Santa Fe St.MtSCKLLANEOUS.The full list of the recruits to leavetomorrow is as follows:FASH IONA RLE DRESSMAKING- Prices reasonable. Phoenix Hotel. W. OverlandSt.EL PASO’SVOLUNTEERSFifty-ane Men Enlisted Sincethe Recruiting OfficeOpenedWILL LEAVE TOMORROWJi*Soldier Boys Will be Escorted to the Trainby a Brass Band and Thousands ofPatriotic Citizens—List of the BraveLouis Snider John M. Kelly Leonard RasmussenWrn. B. McCrayHerbert Browning Thos. Pendergrass John W. Maxwell Paul Warren John Kelly Chae, A. SchinzingColumbus L. BlackJames L. MeCurry Noah Osborne Harry Goodman J. P. StubblefieldThos. E. Bush Thus. R. TandyDavid A. Banta John J. Hughes George Brown L, O. Welcome, Jr. O. A. Kimbough H. M. Richardson W. M. Bretherton Robert MintoMonte P. WhaleyHarry B. Owen James T. Witt Allen Thetford James T. Bentley Arthur Claret Abraham Allen W. M. Trone Jos. Laquey Obey B. Frye Edward G. Piper James McDonald Charles Earls Henry W. Larges Chas. B. Gooch Harry T. Walz Lafayette Taylor Leland Oates John York George B. Doty Alex. Mitchell W. A. ShieldsG. J. EmersonH. A. Bennett JohnO. LarsonBoys Who go to the Orient to Battlefor the Supremacy of the Flag.Captain George Curry has completedthe enlistment of volunteers at thispoint for the Eleventh cavalry.Tomorrow the men start for San Francisco and Manila and Captain Curry will go to Eddy, where he will open another recruiting office.The number of applicants was far in excess of those accepted, although only about ten men out of the 60 applicants were rejected by the medical examiner Dr. Vilas, on account of physical imperfections.Lieutenant Curry is to be congratulated for his good work in this locality. He succeeded in raising fifty-one men, all of whom are of high standing in this and the surrounding locality andMaxwell McCarty The volunteers will leave for ’Friscotomorrow and citizens will unite in giving them a seDd off. The McGinty band has been hired and will escort the troopers to the depot.PRACTICE DRILL.l)ou’t Buy HarnessUntil you have first seen the stock of the West Texas Saddlery Co., and their low prices. They have moved to No. 214 South Oregon street and are prepared to sell goods cheapere than ever before.The volunteer cavalry had a practice drill this morning in front of the G. H. depot. The boys all tried to do their best and the result was very amusing.None of them seemed to know which was right or left, aod were continually falling over each other In their efforts to obey orders. They are a fine looking lot of men ana no doubt will serve their country with credit.Captain Robert Loughborough, of Fort Bliss, reviewed and instructed the officers and men in regard to the duties required of them.Lieut. Curry says the regiment is complete and that he can enlist no more men until further orders.A great many fine looking men who desire to serve their country made application this morning and were greatly. disappointed when informed thatenlistment had closed.Owing to the inability of the railroad to furnish sleepers the troops will not get away until tomorrow, when they will have through tourist sleepers.GRAND SEND OFF.Col. Si Ryan took it upon himself his morning to see that the soldier boys are given a grand send off when they depart tomorrow for far-off Manila.The idea occurred to him to get out the McGintys and arrange for a few patriotic speeches. Accordingly he started a subscription list by putting theAstor House down for 825 and canvassing among a few of the business firms. In a short time he had raised 847.It will cost 850 to get the band to come out and for the entire celebration Iabout $75.It is proposed to have a parade ledby the band tomorrow afternoon at2:30 o’clock. The parade will form in fror.t of tbe Lindell on Oregon street and the band will start from in front of tbe Palace drug store and move to theLindell.The line of march will be down Overland to El Paso street, north on El Paso to San Antonio, East on San Antonio to Stanton, north on Stanton to the S. P. depot where Mayor Magoffin, Captain Beall and others will make short speeohes.A platoon of police will escort the soldiers to the depot and carriages in the procession will be provided for the mayor and orators.An invitation is extended to all citizens to fall in line and help swell the parade or to assemble at the depot.The train for the west, bearing the soldiers toward the other side of the earth starts at 3:45 o’clock p. m., city time.PERSONALSL. Bach left for Denver this morning.W. W. Tuttle returned to the city last night.M. Ascarate returned to Las Cruces this morning.Juan A. Creel came up from Cbihua hua last night.Rev. Martin returned from Las Cruces this morning.George Hayes came town from Alamogordo last night.C. R. Cooley came up from CasasGrandes last evening.Fred Fmchler returned from atrip in the east yesterday.lastKanMed fi whesumtomithrcpureGi of LAnttbeiG. P. f a twretuJ.sas, for t Ari: fewClt;Wh;CruiR. 1CooR. IandGidauiSt.B. CmogWh er, . AcbFt.OWhEdAntM.J. FAugJ. A Me( G. iClnetlMo.PutSprAla Joh J. I Fel Los San1LArt Lin A. .Teaquei \ ! at
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El Paso Daily Herald
El Paso, Texas, US
Thu, Sep 07, 1899
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