El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-03
PERSONALS,

| Yesterday Miss Comets left on the
Saota Fe for Denver, Col.
Col. Wade left the city yesterday on
the Santa Fe for Chicago.
Harry Alexander returned from AL
bubuerque Fair yesterday.
Jos. Wilson, the Three Rivers mer-
chant, is in the city on business.
G. Romney and wife boarded yester-
days Santa F. for Salt Lake City.
| Tom Bell, Jr., returned to Mesills,
N. NJ, on yesterday mornings train.
A T. Stewart left on the Santa Fe
yesterday morning for Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Mrs. c. E. Moore came down yester-
day from Las Cruces to join her hus-
band.
Russell Walters, of Las Cruces, is on
his usual bi-monthly visit to friends In
this city.
Mrs. w. II. Schwartz left the city
yesterday, by the Santa Fe route. for
Kansas City.
A. B. Call and wife were passengers
on yesterdays north bound train for
Salt Lake City.
w. 81. Reed was a passenger on the
north bound Santa Fe yesterday for
Salt Lake, Utah.
Geo. G. Bennett and son left the city
yesterday via the Santa Fe. for La
Crosse, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Daniel Harris, of Tulaross, left
Saturday on the T. P. for visit with
relatives at Odessa.
General Manager. Nickerson of the
Mexican Cent al went north this morn
ing on the Santa Fe.
Daniel Harris one of Tularosa's best
business men left the city this morning
on the Northeastern.
George H. Davis, of Salt Lake, left
for the City Of Saints yesterday, on the
north bound Santa Fe.
w. II. Weed took leave of friends in
the city yesterday and boarded the
Santa Fe for St. Louis.
Thos. G. Hendricks, q we'll known
cattleman, is here from Odessa serving
on the q. s. grand jury.
Attorney Millard Patterson came In
on the Texas & Pacific yesterday from
q bu mess trip to st. Louis.
J. D. Milton returned on yesterdays
southbound Santa Fe from Chicago and
left for Deming on the s, p.
Commercial Agent Kuhn of the
Mexican Central, returned Saturday
evening from trip in Mexico.
Dirk Selieman came down yesterday
from Las Cruces. Dirk is chief clerk
at Henry Stoes' big business house.
Judge William Burns, ex-deputy coll
lector in N. NJ, recently from the
Pacific coast, is in the city for few
days.
Judge Sexton went to San Antonio
yesterday on the G. n. The Judge ex-
pecis to be absent from the city about
10 days.
Mrs. w. II. Sesmon and family of
Socorro New Mexico. arrived in our
city yesterday. They will reside here
permanently.
President Ivaus and wife left this
city for Salt Lake City yesterday In
charge of Is converts to Mormonism,
on the Santa Fe.
J. 81. Lightfoot, of the Sacramento
Chief, came down from the Albuquer-
que fair yesterday, returning with the
White Oaks exhibit
Yesterday George Armijo, one of
New Mexico's trough riders," now
convalescent, came in on the 8. F., and
left on the Central for chihuahua.
Messrs. E. G. Roberts, Johns. Loomis
and others went to Las Cruces today
TO attend " meeting of the directors of
the Rio Grande Dam and Irrigation
company.
a.. Slater editor of the HERALD.
left yesterday on the Santa Fe for
short trip to Washington. he says
positively that he will return alone
this time.
Mr.. Isaac Ivan w. Hofeld quite pro
m:nent in German society left yester-
day for Morenci, Arizona, to take
charge of one of the biggest mercan-
tile houses in the west.
DIR. Braden was among the arrivals
on the Southern Pacific yesterday,
and was shaking hands with his
m any friends all day. He will be
in town for few days only.
DIP. Blake, Grand Chancellor OF
the K. P.'s of the Grand Domain of
Texas, is on an official visit to the K.
P. lodges in Ell Psso. He is Q guest of
Mr.. Jos. L. Dwyer at 300 Wyoming
street.
A. J. De Mules, indicted with six
others for ''driving prospectors of the
public domain" returned from Las
Cruces yesterday. Concerning the in
dictments Mr.. De Mules says: ~. s.
Attorney w. B. Childers had indict-
ments against four others quashed who
agreed to help cinch me and two 9TH
ers; and it took the jury just fifteen
mot guilty against the three of US.
Judge Hamilton, of Socorro, defended
u.s.
ST. Charles: J. B Pulliam; Mrs.
G. D. Lowe. San Francisco: J. w.
Taylor. T. IT. Lowe. Parral; T. e.
Peters, Bonita; F. Peacock, La Mesa.
N. NJ; b. D. Rogers, Kansas City.
Pierson:' S. G. Bicknell, Cairo; r.
L. Priest. st. Louis; G. M. Garvey and
wife, Memphis; L. Lindsay, Nogales;
D 7. Hsst, Austin; G. W. Smith and
wife, Brooklyn, B. Wells. Kansas City;
M. j. Payne. st. Louis; E. r. PHILIPPE,
Gusymas; S. P. Cain, A. w. Medier,
Fort Bliss.
Grand Central: F. A. Townsend,
Denver; G. r. Dawson, St. Louis; I. c.
Sanchez, Eddy; r. Pacheco, N, Y; q.
w. Delameter, Pittsburg; J. @. Hiele,
Chicago; M G. Banks. 81. 8. Glevin,
Shafter; J. D. Gwinu, San Antonio: w.
Van Sickle, 81. S. Kokernot,J. p. Hol-
land, Alpine. <
Lindell: A. Fl. Buck, Dos Cabezss;
J. II. Martineau, w. 81 Redd, G. E. B.
Schlattey, Miss Ruth Harper, G. H.