El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-14

the shop employees is due to the fact
that the steam pipe connecting the
whistle with the boiler is too long
81 am working on another screecher,'
possible to restore the vocal powers OF
the Devils Trombone. as you call it,
we will have another, and stronger
one, ready for use in few days"
The G. b. Injunction suit against
the E. P. & N. E was being heard
yesterday by Judge Walthal. The G.
| II. is trying to procure an injunction
from the.court to restrain the E. r. q
N. E. from using q certain tract of land
known as Ange street which they
claim was given them by the city of
Ell Paso in 1881. By a re, ent act of
the city council the E. P. & E were
ground in consequence OF which the u.
II. prays for an Injunction.
Carl Ennis, depot ticket agent at the
Santa Fe, can'tsee why those having
charge of the Fourth of July celebra-
subscription paper and let each one
give according to his means. He
thinks it is wrong to expect few to
stand the expense of grand celebra-
on. 1.-THE Fourth should be celebrat-
ed in grand STYLE" said he, land all
should contribute to the expense"
Contractor John P. Hughes was in
Fort Worth Sunday trying to secure
laborers for work on the 27-mile ex-
tension of the Rock Island road from
Bridgeport to Jscksboro. He report.
laborers hard to get and is paying as
high as Sl.75 per day. The road is
completed a distance OF seven miles
out of Bridgeport and ready for use.
S. T. Molone, passenger car inspect
or of the G.. H., is sgaiu on the sick
list and has been advised by his ply
sician to go to the hospital at San An
tonic. Mr.. MOlOne is troubled with
rheumatism and his agony begins at
as car inspector during Mr.. Molone's
illness.
Foreman Ealsnd, of the brick work
of the new G. II. and s. P. roundhouse,
said yesterday that Ell Paso needed q
rou.ing celebration on July 4th.
"This is the year above all years." he
said, land every man, woman, and
child in Ell Psso ought to assist all they
Can in making 1t q success"
Fifteen cars of coke went west over
the 8. P. yesterday afternoon for
Lordsburg, N. M, at which point the
coke will be transferred to narrow
gauge cars and continued to Clifton,
Arizona, for use in the big smelters at
that place.
The Southern Pacific announces a
rate of one fare for round trip for
tickets to the meeting of the Bapt st
Young Peoples Union, to be held at
on sale July lO-11, limited to return
July 20.
Twenty-nine cars of heavy bridge
timbers are on their way from Maui
yuan, Pa. to chihuahua, Mex. They
are to be used in the construction of
rOau.
G. B. Eddy, of the E. P. & n. E.
railroad, accompanied by 81. B. Simp.
on. treasurer of the company, and Mr..
Clark, Q heavy stockholder, are ex-
pected from New York tomorrow.
Twenty-three cars loaded with
Pacific railroad, were inspected by the
officials in the Santa Fe yards yester-
day and will cross the river today.
Frank Toys, who went to San Anto-
oio with Juan Hsrt's outfit and failed
stated % G. b. fireman by Master Me-
chanic De Young.
The big flag At the G. 81. shops was
placed at half-msst Immediately upon
the announcement being made of the
death of Chas. A. Stiner.
Machinist ]. DAILY, of the G. H., re-
turned from q pleasant visit with
friends and relatives 1T San Antonio.
Crosier's crew are busy on the White
Oaks road placing the mile posts.
They have % already in position.
Mrs. n. A. Bethea, wife of the G. n.
machinist, with her two babies, Is
visiting at Taylor, Texas.
Oh. engines Nos. sos and 80 are
in the back shop undergoing needed
repairs.
The spur connecting the Santa Fe
with the E. p. & N. E. is about COM
pleted.
81. G. Short, general travelling audi
tor Of the Santa Fee, has gone to Gal
weston.
A. r. Morris is again at his old post
with the car repsirers of the G. 81.