El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-02
PERSONALS,

H. ID. Murray of Tularosa, N. NJ, is
in the city.
Sunday Mrs. b. F. Hammett return
ed home from California.
F. J. Godsir left on the 7. P. for his
anch near Midland Texas.
j. II. Lightfoot, editor of the Sacra-
mento Chief, is in the city.
A. ]. Downes returned today from
week 3 visit to New Mexico.
Jas. A. Baird, cattle buyer for Ma
tions and Newman, left the city today.
Land Agent w. H. Abrams of the
T. p. left on the T. P. for Dallas to-
day.
This morning E. A. Rudesill was
passenger on the Santa Fe from Las
Cruces.
A. j. DeMules left the city this
morning on the Northeastern for the
Jarillas.
Frank Ghsrst, of Blue Water, N. M,
boarded this mornings north bound
Santa Fe.
Mr.. Murray is agent for the Ell Paso
and Northeastern at the TularOsa end
of the line.
Ticket Agent Hunt of the S. P. was
among the arrivals on today's train
from the west.
A. J. Pspen, editor of the Rio Grande
Republican, came down this mornin
from Las Cruces.
Cole Railston, cattle inspector for
Southern New Mexico, reached the city
today from Engle.
w. E. Carmack, of the firm of Car
mack and Jernigau, La Luz. N. NJ, is
| in the city on business.
II. z. Durrel and Gay E. Porter left
on the G. H. today for little survey
ing trip down the valley.
E. ]. Dorne, for eight years a Phil
man car conductor, is convalescing
slowly after serious illness.
Agent M. B. Davis of the Wells
Fargo Express company came in on
the S. P. today from q trip to Califor-
mia.
Miss Julia A. Tomlinson, one of the
most attractive young ladies of the La
Luz country, is in the city for few
days.
| Miss Julia Tomlinson came IN on
last nights train from Alamogordo,
and will visit at the residence of Mrs.
Mayhill for the next two weeks.
VIM. McNew's application for bond
was denied bv Judge Lela nd of 9Th
New Mexico judicial district, and he
was remauded to Jail at Las Cruces.
Joseph Sweeney and M. w. stanton,
two OF Ell Paso's attorneys. left this
| morning for Silver Spring Canon, New
Mexico, to join their friends who are
encamped there.
r. P. Altman left yesterday for
New Mexico. to collect a lot of beef
cattle which have been sold to Colo
RADIO purchasers, to be delivered the
last of this month.
Col. Thomas Braniff and family pass
ed over the Santa Fe this morning in
his private car. Col. Braniff is presi-
aud Vera Cruz. His destination is New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millwee, who have
been in Ell Paso for some time for the
benefit of Mrs. Millwee's health, left on
the T. P. today for McAllister, Indian
Territory, where they reside. Mr..
Millwee is large share holder in the
McAllister coal mines.
AT HOTELS.
ST. Charles: G.. W. Grant, Las We
gas: G. E. Aver, S. F. R'wy.
Pierson: G. N. Grosvenor, Mem
phis: M. c. Edwards, city: F. D. Nor
| ton, ST. Louis.
Vendome: ]. 81. Bsmber, ST. Louis:
j. Greene, New York: Louis M. Erb,
Chicago: Mrs. NJ. Robertson: Percy L.
Robertson. Mexico: W. E. Stetzler,
Kansas City.
Center Block: J. L. Lee, Waco:
Mrs. Grant and family: Jas. Converse,
San Antonio: A. S. BleVer, St. Louis,
F. M. Harlmart, and wife, J. E. Nc
Dougal, Deming. N. M: w. Mcclure:
Beeville, Texas.
Lindell: j. G. Austin, Hamilton,
Ohio: Gus A. Bachnsrt, Big Springs:
NJ. p. Reynolds, J. G. Bransford,
Dolph Reading, La Luz: Emerson Eth
ridge, Clint; Albert Vega, Clifton: II.
Payeken, San Antonio.
Grand Central: J. ID. WEIGH, Tope-
ka; Chas. Layer, Mexico: G. j. Miller,
City: G.. Helmerick: John Brown. Sill
yer City: W. A. Harsch, Albuquerque:
Col T. w. Williams, Denver: l.. Nc
KenZie, San Francisco.
The John Clemens Affair.