The El Paso Daily Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 168, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 16, 1883 Page: 5 of 6
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YESTERDAY'S HEWS.
Funeral Obsequies of Hush j.
Hastings, the Deceased
Journalist.
bo you want!
A Whole Family is Poisoned by
the Eating of a Canned
Beef Lanch.
A New and Improved Code In
trod need for the Sig-
nal Service.
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Chihuahua—Mr. Percy J. Clibborn.
deming^~ N. M.—Mr. Aaron Frost,
(correspondent) and Messrs. Williams
and McNamara.
Silver-City. X. M.—The Times Bu-
reau, in chnrge of Mr. James L. GooJe.
Lorosbubq, n. M.—Mr. h. C. Mc-
Camant.
Bonito, n. M.—Mr. Charles Metcalfe.
Colobado City., Texas—S. Cole-
llUlll. __
~~san Francisco.—The Times will be
found on file at tlie office of E. C. Dake's
Advertising Agency. 65 'Merchants Ex-
change, California St., of whom enquir-
es can be made.
Desert Lands.
The secretary of the interior, con-
curring withCommissioner McFar-
land, ha3 rendered a very import-
ant- decision in Tegard to desert
lands. He hold3 that it is not nec-
v <essary that these lands shall be
so sterile and barren that they
will not produce at all, but
that if they will not, one
year with another for a series of
years, without irrigation make a
fair return to the careful, ordinary
'^skillful and industrious husband-
man for the seed and toil expended
in endeavoring to obtain a crop,
the land may justly be regarded as
desert land within the intent of the
statute. ~~TLe crop may be an in-
ferior one, but the land should
return a fair compensation for the
—labor ancTmoney expended. If such
returns cannot be had. the land
would, after trial or without, remain
unoceupied~~and deserted. Those
lands that will not pay for cultiva-
1ion or use without water are with-
in the scope of the act. He further
flays that these cases have been
long pending, and the controversy
In relation to them should be ended.
The Dead Journalist.
New York, Sept. 15.—The fune-
ral of Hugh J. Hastings, late editor
and proprietor of the Commercial
Advertiser, took place this morn-
ing fromSt. Louis church. It was
largely attended by many of the
most prominent citizens. The re-
mains were placed at the head of
the aisle, in front of the altar,
which was decorated with floral of-
ferings abundant and rich in de
sign, many of the pieces being sent
by employes of the Commercial Ad-
vertiser. The church was by far
too small to accommodate one-half
of those who came to Day the last
respects to the dead journalist. The
attaches of the Commercial Adver-
tiser were present in a body. Low
mass and a requiem were celebra-
ted by the Reverend Fathers Ducey
and Tole, and the former delivered
a brief ad Iress, eulogizing the de-
ceased. The pall bearers were Pres-
ident Arthur, Roscoe Conkling,
Hugh J. Jewett, Jay Gould, Samuel
Sloan, General Eckert, Jinkins Van
Schayck, Wm. G. Ward of Albanj',
Isaac W. England, J. Nelson of Tap-
pan and John Holy. The remains
were taken to Albany for inter-
ment.
The Signal Service.
New York, Sept. 15.—The new
official danger and distress signal
code for the signal service for sea-
coast stations and mariners, has
just been published by the chief
signal officer at Washington, with
full instructions for day and night
signalling. It also contains a chart
of the life saving service, a day and
night signal code, with instructions.
•This rystem has bean long needed.
The flag system, it is well known,
has been in use for a number of
years, but it has never been ar-
ranged in such a form es to be use-
ful for signaling between stations
on shore and vessels at sea. The
night signal system of this code is
adopted by the service at the re-
quest af Benjamin J. Coston, whose
widow perfected the sam^ for use in
our navy during the war.' His son
William has introduced it.
Do you want every man, woman
and child in Dcming to Itnow what
business is and what you are doing?
If so, advertise in the El Paso Daily
Times.
Do you want the merchants of
Silver City to know where they can
get goods cheapest? If so, adver-
tise in the El Paso Daily Times.
Do you want the visitors at Hud-
son's Hot Springs to smile over
your advertisement? Then adver-
tise in the Times.
Do you want the Kingston busi-
ness men to order their goods from
you? Then advertise in the El
Paso Daily Times.
Do you want orders from the good
people of Lordsburg for all kinds
of goods, wares and merchandise?
Then advertise in the El Paso Daily
Times.
Do you want to be overwhelmed
with business from Separ? Then
put your advertisement in the
Times.
Do you want to cttch the mind
of the Rincon people? Then ad-
vertise in the Daily El Paso Times.
Do you want to buy or sell cattle
in Mesilla? If so advertise in the
El Paso Daily Times.
Do you want to advertise yourself
in Las Cruces? Then advertise in
the Daily Times.
Do you want to sell mining tools,
implements, etc , at Organ City ?
Then put j'our advertisement in the
Daily Times.
Do you want to catch the first
White Oaks trade ? If you do, put
your card in the El Paso Daily
Times.
Do you want to beat every other
firm in getting the trade from Bo-
nito? The advertise in the El Paso
Dailv Times.
job PRINTING.
Attention Business Men /
THE TIMES BOOK & JOB BOOMS
abe supplied with every facility fob executing
NEAT AND CHEAP JOB WORK,
-SUCH AS-
silver city Advertisements.
Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Note Heads,
Statements, Posters, Envelopes,
Cards, Circulars, Programmes,
Dodgers, Hangers, Ball Printing
AND EVERY CLASS OF JOB WORK DESIRED
COLORED WORK A SPECIALTY!
We Invite an inspection of onr Work and Prices by our Merchants and Business
Men, and guarantee satisfaction in every instance.
DO NOT SEND YOUR WORK ABROAD, BUT HELP
THE lEIOIM-IEl IZESriOTT
OFFICE ON SOUTH SIDE OS* MAIN PLAZA.
Poisonous Canned Boo/.
New York, September 15.'—Last
night Richard Brown, wife and four
chidren, while at supper, ate part
of a can of corded beef, and about
an hour later all were attacked with
violent spasms in the stomach, ac-
companied by "vomiting. A phys-
ician Wjas called in who found strong
symptoms of poisoning. West R.
Brown, aged twelve years, grew rap-
idly worse and died at three o'clock
this forenoon. The other members
of the family are still hi a serious
condition, but it is thought they
will recover. The coroner i3 hold-
ing an inquest.
New york, Sept. 15.—The Police
A Catholic priest, four women I of this eity were notified to look for
and some children were killed by
lightning in a church in Leon on
the ISth instant. On the same day
in the same city a soldier was mur-
dered in the cuarfcal '*&<! afcous*
traa consumed t»y we.
The governor of Vera Cruz has
appointed a commission to aet in
concert with one frbtn Cohuila
in determining the limits between
the two states. * - -w
Mr. Vicente Nerreira has present-
ed the City of Guaymas with an ap-
paratus for lighting the nlaza in that
*ity?¥ " ✓
Fray Jacinto is the Dame of a
new paper that was recently pub-
lished in Cinares, Tamaulipas.
The custom house receipts of
* Nuevo Laredo, for the month of
July, were $128,205.56. u
— Chicago, Sept. 16. — In accord-
ance with the. announcement in
these despatches last night, the Pan
"Handle inaugurated a cdt rate of
#6 to Louisville this morning, the
Tegular rats being $9. This was at
met by the Louiavills and Chi-
road.
-once
for the upper
Abraham Nesbitt, sixteen years old,
a Bon of the president of the Sec-
ond National bank of Eastou, Pa., "71" u!
. , T ' • >columns of
who ran sway from^ home. He is
supposed to havecome here. He
is said, to-be worth, fa jir or £ve hun-
dred thousand dollars.
Willidmantic. Sept. 15.—The
fourth section of freight, bound
west oh the New York and New
England road, met the first section
of No. 16, freight bound east,
mils firom here at 12 :15 o'clock
meaning. The engines and eleven
cars of merchandise were wrecked
Frank Crowel), brakeman, was hurt
about the head. Disobedience of
orders was the Cause. The conduc-
tor of the west bound freight disap-
peared.
If ynu desire to build up a trade
with Lincoln, the way is simple.
Advertise in the El Paso Daily
Times.
The people at Ysleta ought to buy
good3 from you, and if they don't it
is because you don't advertise in
the El Paso Daily Times.
The town of Toyah is tributary to
Paso and it will trade with you
if you'll call attention to your
goods through the columns of the
El Paso Daily Times.
You can buy and sell all,the cat
tie you want at Pecos, if vo|i adver-
tise inthe columns of the El Paso
Daily Times.
Do you want to trade with the
large capitalists of Durango? Of
course you do, and therefore you
must get acquainted with them
through the columns of the El
Paso Daily Times.
Not by any means the last or least
city where the great and good El
Paso Dailj' Times is read,i3 the one
where once the lialis of the Montezu-
mas were. Her citizens are read-
ing the paper daily, and it is the
best medium through which to get
hold of the wholesale trade of the
p'ace.
Do-you want to sell goods and
supplies to the flourishing mining
districts of southern Grant county ?
Then advertise in the El Paso
Tim* s.
And, above all, do you want the
ten thousand people living in and
aroun 1 P;so del Norte, just across
on the other side of the ereek, do
their shopping and general trading
in our stores? There is a certain
way of reaching this profitable and
everincreasing trade—advertise in
the only American paper that cir-
culates. in Paso del Norte, the El
Paso Times.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
A TTILKE
CARRIAGE TRIMMER,
ALSO
Makes and Puts Down Carpets,
HANGS CURTAINS, .
ETC..
And Upholstering of Ail Kinds.
SHOP IN MAIN PLAZA,
iiy Southern Pacific R. R. Track
jf BHrari
FROST & WALLER
Silver City, New Mexico
DRUGS & MEDICINES
TOILET ARTICLES ■
DRUGGIST SUNDRIES / |fj
Best Imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Prescriptions carefullp compounded Night Bell
Seff, Ml & Stevens,
/ . V 5-
WHOLES A LK A.XJO BXTJUTM* IJf
HARDWARE.
We are Agents for the
CELEBRATED
H O W E
SCALES
Plaster Paris!
BEST QUALITY
Do you want to get a good com-
mercial hold on the prosperous set-
tlement of San Then reach
its people by an advertisement in
the Daily El Paso Times.
Full Weight Barrels
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT
$4.50 per bfal. S4.5B
A.Schwob
Overland Street,
el PASO, - - texas.
SALOONS
Pony Saloon
AHF^ 33 OIF ALL.
Favorite resort fur everybody. Private
stock of
/
Wines, Liquors and Cigars-
PURCHASED FROM
to inaugurate
a
Do you want
flourishing trade with the rising
city of BatopiJas? Then adver-
tise in the El Paso Daily Time£.
Yon can beat the merchants of
Fort Worth in the city of Colorado
if youll get np and get and adver^
tise in the El Paso Daily Times.
Do you» want to take
of the boom now reign
Spongs, and gat rid
of goods? If ao, let
antage
in Big
;» stofcks
people at'
that place know who you are and
what you have for sale through the
colimns of. the El Paso ^11
Times.
Concord, Sept. 15. — The session
of the legislature which closes this
morning, was the longest held in
the State. /The members each re-
ceived 109 days pay. It will require
upwards of *100,000 to settle their
per diem. Nearly 375 hills and
resolutions were passed.
Fortress Monroe, Vs., Sept. 15.
The people xt Marfa read the El
Paao Daily Times} as much as von
do, therefore make them acquainted
our business through the col-
umns of the El Paso Timer. Put
our advertisement ia the EI Paso
Daily Times to catch the admira-
tion of the jolly people of the merry
town of Sierra Blsnca.
Do yon want to advertise your
goods in every town in Mexico? If
so, advertise in the El Paso Daily
Times.
Do yon want to sell fine goods to
the lovely senoritas of Chihuahua?
If ao, advertise in the El Paso Daily
Times.
Have you any ambition to snpply
the mines of Plural? They all Soy
their outfits from those who adver-
tise In the el Paso Dally Times.
Do yon want to establish a mag-
MEDICAL
V
OWN CELLARS.
Conae soon Before is all gone.
Private Club Rooms Attached.
Parlor Saloon
Corner of El Paso and San Antonio
streets is the place to get the best
MIXED DRINKS, WINES & CIGARS
IN EL PASO.
Jobbers in Fine Meerschaum Pipes, Ci
gars and Tobacco.
Bottled Wines and Liquors a
Specialty.
COSY CLUB ROOM ATTACHED,
Hosttetter's Stomach Bitters, by increas-
ing yu a 1 power, and rendering'the physi-
cal functions regular and active,keens the
system fn good working order, and pro-
and liver complaint, nervous-
ney an 1 rheumatic ailment*, it
jte invaluable, and it affords a sure de-
fense against malarial fever, besides re-
moving all traces of spch'dieeaseiroin
ali druggists and dealers
| For sale by
generally.
Brayton & Co.
? 7 first street sam jframcisco
T>LANT8 fob gold and silver
X mills, Embracing the latest and
for
copper
free ores. Water Jacket
for silver, lead and
with aew and Important im-
Tie Great Eajiist Remedy.
i A NEVER FAJh
ng cure for ut?rvou» lej
exhausted vita-
lity, seminal weaknesla
,K}eu*ratcrrhce8, loss
nianh ocd, itnpotency,
raralyns and all the
teriible cffecU ot sell
alStise, youthfcl follies,
land excesses In matare
years, such as loss of
memory, lassitude noc-
turnal emission, aver
of vision, noises ia the
head, the vital Said passing unobserved ia the
urine, and many other diseases that lead to ln-
sanlty and death.
dr. miytle, -m ^
jcradaate of the University "of Pen
DR. MIX TIE, •who is a regular physician, (a
.. radaate of the University of Pennsylvania)
will acree to forfeit $500 for a case of thia Mm
the vital Restorative, (under his special advice-
aod treatment) will not enre orfor anrthfnj im-
pure or injurious found In it. Dr. Miutie treats
all private diseases successfully without mer-
cury.
Consultation Tree. Thorough examination
aad advice, including analysis of artne, 96.00.
Price of Vital Rtestorative. *3 a bottle, or loot
times the quantly, *10" sent to any address apon
receipt of price or c. O. D„ secure tram obser
yaticn and in ori vate name if desired, by
jl. e. MLTTIB, m. 1>..
No, 11 Kearny 8U, 8an Francisco, Cal.
W1U be sentto anyone applying by letter, stat-
ing sympoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy ia
regard to all buaiueaa transactions.
DR. IIINTIJC'8 KIDNET REMEDY KXPH-
reticum. cores all hinds af kidney and hhitltr
complaint*, gonorrbeaa. gleet, lcneorrhcaa. VOr
sale by all druggists; fi a bottle: aia bottlaa tar
five dollar*.
DR. MIMTIK'8 Dandelion pm* ira the beat
i dyspfpala and billions coxa in
Pur sale by all
thia advert
Paao Tma.
BAIN WAGONS
Best Farm or Freight Wagons on Wheels.
SAFETY NITRO POWDER!
The only Powder Manufactured from (h^ fc'molce of which no bad Effect
is Experienced.
EUREKA MOWERS!
/ .. .li
Lightest Draft and Broadest Cut.
ZL/TIILTIE SUPPLIES.
/
iron, Strel, Nails, Etc. With increase stock and store rooms we are i ow
prepaird to meet the demand of the trade.
SILVER CITY, sew mexico
C. P. CRAWFORD
d
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
A-ISPX",
SUCCESSOR TO , . .
PORTER <fc CRAWFORD
SILVER CITY .NEW MEXICO
A Large and Select Stock of #
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Queens ware, Hardware, Glassware,
And a full line of Miners' Supplies always on hand, and sold at the
laweet margin for cash. Being agent for the Hercules Powder, the Haz-
ard Powder company and the California Powder works, I can furnish
powder at manufacturer's prices with freight added.
To the Jobbing Trade : Buying direct from mauufaotur^rs and ship-
ping in car lots, I can offer specuil inducements to retailers aud all wish-
ing to buy in large lots. ;
THE SOUTHERN HOTEL.
SILVER CITY, NEW MEXICO,
A. M. Connor, Proprietor.
This magnificent first-class Hotel has just been considerably enlarged
and entirely refitted.
New Dining and Bathing Rooms. Elegantly fitted Bar Room and
twenty-five additional Bed-rooms, most luxuriously furnished.
Especial Accommodation for Families.
N. B.—The Southern Hotel is celebrated for its Superior Table.
FREE OMNIBUS AT ALL THE TRAINS.
Through Sleeping Cars
From EL PASO by tlie
Favorite Houte to the North, and East
Xm. i
sawitfn tbe j
N otice.
reofferour
Every day
S leave Hoajuqtdlla
versa. In Parral
-Hi
v,
v:
«.... *«■ .-;sv*• sassae -i1-
store of Don Tomas
aad la Hoajnqellla from
Tbia is the beat
time tbe cheapest.
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