El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-08
PERSONALS.

Mrs. w. F. Payne left on the Santa
Fee this morning for Deming.
D. F. Dsze and wife left this NOR ming
| on the northeastern for La Luz.
Anastacio and Guadalupe Ascarate
left this morning for New Mexico.
Mrs. Frank Wood and Gus Griggs
came ia on the S. F.. from Mesilla, N.
Nj.
S. f. Juda and N. Juds, left this
morning on the Santa Fe for San Fran
cisco.
Miss Acebo came down on the S. F.
this mOrniug and crossed over to Colo
nis Juarez.
Prof. FL. Hadley, V. p. of the A. q
Nj. college, of Las Cruces, came down
this morning.
F.. B. Houghton. General Agent for
the Santa Fee, arrived this morning on
the south bouno.
Floyd Payne was among the depar-
lures today on the T. P. for his ranch
down the valley.
Mrs. w. B. Gibson and son were
passeD gers on this mornings Santa Fe
for Stiles, Wisconsin.
Mrs. |. Blumenthal and son left yes
terday over the Southern Pacific for q
visit to Pasadena, Cal.
Miss Margart Trip. who is establish
ing missionary schools here, went to
Las Cruces this morning.
Hon. S. II. Ascarate, wife and
daughter were passengers Cd the south
boud S. F., en- rout for Mexico
G. P. Zoellper, depot agent at Gin
naron, Colorado, of the Denver and
Rio Grsnde railroad, is in the city.
Miss M. Watkins of missionary work,
arrived on the M. G. last evening and
left today on the Santa F'e for Los An
geles.
jeff Sykes of Alamogordo was cir,
culatlpg among friends in the city to-
day. He will return to AlsmagOrdo
Monday.
Prof. John T. Owen formerly vice
president OF the agricultural and me-
chanical college, now q resident of AL
buquerque, is a guest of the ST. Char
les.
S. G. Smith went up to Las Cruces,
this morning to locate a lot of claims
in the Jsrilla mountains. Mr.. Smith
has had good assays from his proper
lies.
Mrs. Geo. Kester is in Los An geles
in response to q telegram regarding
the disposition of her real estate in
terests at that place. She will return
Monday.
Mr.. Quiros and wife arrived last ev-
ening on the Central. Mr.. Quiros is
collector of customs at Acapulco and
Veracruz has been transferred to the
customs house at Nogales.
F. W. tombstone and wife left on the
Central last evening after q months
visit to the L. S.. MIR. job nstone is
superintendent of motive power and
machinery on the Mexican Central
road.
V. II. NJ. Maclsymont and wife and
Miss f. Smith arrived yesterday from
Fresno, Cal, and went out todsy on the
Central for Torreon and Durango.
where Mr.. Maclaymont is interested
with Mr.. Smith in valuable mining
properties.
Jerry Riley, of Alamogordo, who has
been visiting here for several days
past returned this morning. Jerry's
friends say he is going to be the first
mayor OF Alamogordo, and that his
qualifications for the honorable posi-
ton are unquestiOned.
AT HOTELS.
St Charles: Charles Newcomb,
Winslow; J. T. Golden, Topeka; O. A.
Hobby, chihuahua: J. P.Owen, Albu-
querque; T. BrenOck, Roswell: j. L.
Curtis, Needles.
Center Block: J. r. De Mier. Las
Cruces: f. A. Kenny. Portland; F. d.
Barge and wife, La Luz; +. A. Saenz,
]. Olivares, ]. NJ. Saenz. Mexico; G..
w. Clark, New York: J. Sternberg,
Washington City.
Lindell: W. c. Harrison, Tennessee,
G. w. Kearney. Minnesota: j. Herbert:
California; D. H. Tommey, Houston:
D. Ballard, Deming: W. Webb, Mexico:
J. B. Irving, Alpine; Isdore Armiio,
Las Cruces: II. A. Crowder, Rock
wood.
Grand Central: I. Fl. jerks. AriZ- |
ona: G. T. Lenham, Marathon; F. Fish
beck, Los Angeles; E. G. Wright and |
wife, Ohio: FL. d. Rogers. Kansas City: !
II. Hadley, Las Cruces: B. B. Browne /
and family, Longview: A. s. J. Daugh- !
erty. Miss Ada Msthery, ST. Louis