Citizen : A wagon load of native salt from…
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w for this offense
in El Paso, there is considerable hard feeling
against the justice — who has just been ap-
pointed— for demanding excessive bail.
Citizen : A wagon load of native salt from
Manzano was being sold upon the streets today,
at fifty cents per one hundred pounds.
A very sad accident occurred at Fairview
the first of the week, resulting the death of the
little five-year-old daughter of Mrs. Winram.
Two smaller children were playing with a pistol
when Mrs. Winram’s little girl, thinking it was
not a safe thing for them to play with, tried
to take it away from them when it went off,
shooting her through the head and killing her
instantly.
Citizen : A crazy man by the name of
Joseph S. Measday was released yesterday, and
took a promenade down Railroad avenue dress-
ed in a pair of stockings and a hat. He was
placed in the city jail until he can grow a full
suit of clothes.
From Ihe July 20, 1888, Issue of The Enterprise
Escapes Indian Attack