El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-14
PERSONALS.

w. r. Fall has returned from the
Sacramentos.
Hon. Bovee, internal revenue collec-
tor, is in the city from Austin.
R.. G. Siebole left this morning on
the Santa Fe for Denver, Colo.
Sheriff WJas. oHaynes of Chaves
county, N. M, spent yesterday in the
city,
Abram Perr.t and wife of Desert on
the Northeastern, spent yesterday IN
the city.
o. C. Snow, defeated candidate for
surveyor of Dona Ana Co. N. M, re-
turned home yesterday.
A. A. Robinson, president of the
Mexican Central, left this evening in
his private car for Mexico City.
J. q. Riley of Colorado Hot Springs,
came in yesterday ON the Santa F'e
from the Las Cruces love feast.
DR.. samsniego and family, of Juarez.
returned on the Central Saturday
evening from the City of Mexico.
J.F. Smith of Jarilla brought in for
assay specimens of copper rock from
his new claim in Jarilla mountains.
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operator, left Saturday on the Central
| for his properties in the state of Du-
range.
| Miss Coggeshall, of Bristol, r. l.,
arrived yesterday and will spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. 81. B
Stevens.
Jack Bond of the T. P. was among
the arrivals on that line this morning
i Iof h nj tv fcUO mr.
three days.
| Rough Rider J. B. Bryan came in
yesterday from Las Cruces to accept
position with r. A. Allen, on San An
tonic street.
Mrs. Chabot aud daughters arrived
Saturday evening from Mexico City
| where they spent month visiting
with friends.
After q weeks absence B. J. Kuhn,
commercial agent for the Central, re-
turned Saturday evening from busl-
ness trip down the line.
Mr.. Malcohlsom, agent for the Kan
sas City Consolidated S. and nj. COM
pany, returned Saturday evening from
Santa Rosalia, Mexico.
J.H. Waters, superintendent of the
Midland Terminal railway, with head
quarters at Denver, left yesterday on
the Central for Durango.
Sixty laborers arrived on the Santa
Fe yesterday from Olean, N. Y, and
went out on the Northeastern this
morning to Alsmogordo, N. M.
This morning G. w. Wood left for
his Mexico mining properties, about 80
miles from Casas Grandes, whence he
will ship ore to the smelter in this
city.
Mr.. ]. Riordap arrived Saturday on
the Santa Fee and left on the Central
for Mexico City and Guadalajara. Mr..
Riordsn is secretary of Arizona Lum-
Der Co.
W. 81. Jack, president of the New
Mexico cattle sanitary board, spent
yesterday in the city and went to the
Pecos Valley today. via the Texas and
Pacific.
F.. B. McKercher, assistant gen.
eral manager of the Mexican Central,
reached the city last evening and de
parted this morning on the Santa Fe
for Kansas City.
J. A. Allen of the M. G. Silver Re-
duction and Recovery Co., of Mexico
City, arrived Saturday evening on the
Central, and went to RincOn, N. M,
yesterday morning.
s. Schulz of Topolo bampo. Mexico, is
in the city on business. Mr.. Schulz is
interested in sugar and conducts q
Touring mill. He founded in 1880 the
business now conducted by J. Calisher.
B. II. Macke, wife and children, of
ST. Louis, arrived Saturday evening
from Mexico City. Mr.. Macke is
agent for the Stumpel Fire Extinguish.
Or, and represents his company in Bue-
nos Ayres.
G. M. Stewart sheriff of Eddy Co.,
N. M, and Special Deputy Jno.
Cantrell passed through the city to
Santa F'e, N. NJ, with conVicts
sentenced at the recent term of district
court held at Eddy.
J. M. jackson, dealer in sash, door
and lumber at Alamogordo, was q pass
senger on this mornings outgoing
Northeastern. Mr.. Jackson was call
ed some weeks since to Fl. Worth by
the illness of his little boy who died
last week.
Charley Mehsn was among the ar
rivals on the Southern Pacific last
afternoon from trip to Arizona where
he was instrumental in catching eight
Cinnamon who were trying to come
into the United States without the
proper papers.
A. Maestro, prominent horse deal
err, returned Saturday from Mexico
Citv where he had sOld Savara1 carS Of