El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-12
PEACE AT LAST +!
PERSONALS.

the Central from Santa Rosalia, Mexi-
CO.
James Wayland, a ranchman of New
Mexico, left on the Northeastern this
morning.
A. j. De Mules, the Turquoise King,
this morning left on the N. E. for his
claims in the Jarillas.
H. K. Street, cattleman. came in
yesterday from Corralitos, Mexico,
on the e. G., S. M. and P.
J. Q. Mcdonald was q passenger by
the Santa Fe today for Chicago, and
will be absent for some days.
F. r. Davidson, one of the proprie-
tors of the Fresnal saw mills left the
city this morning on the N. E.
Geo. Henderson, the foremost mining
man in the Organ district, N. M, ar
rived on the Santa Fe. south bond.
Joshua S. Reynolds, president of the
First National Bank, left this morning
on the Santa Fe, for Las Vegas, N. M.
Don Guadalupe Ascarate, of Las
Cruces, is in the city today en- route to
his ranches in the neighborhood of
JanOs, Mexico.
This morning II. r. Mosier and
family boarded the Santa Fe, north
bound, and will spend some weeks at
Colorado Springs.
George S. Good, of Lock Haven,
Penn. contractor on the E. P. and N.
E. railroad and its Fresnal branch is
at the Center Block.
Charlton E. Bull, editor of the In
dependent Democrat, Las Cruces,
reached the city this morning and will
return this afternoon.
Mrs. Garsch, q guest at the st.
Charles, was taken violently ill, de-
manding the immediate attention of q
this morning.
G. J. Christie, otherwise known as
Captain Courtney, with his wife, were
among the departures on the Southern
land, Oregon.
c. B. Eddy president of the E. P
and N. E., was passenger on this morn
ing's Orthbound Santa Fe, and will
return with a party of New Workers
who will seek summer homes in the
Mountains.
B. F. Wooten, captain of the Fresnal
has been in town for several
days. an unwilling prisoner to the ef-
fects of "El Paso water. Capt. Wooten.
Who is also forester for the N. M. Inn
provement Co., reports almost 1000
men at work in the mountains, cutting
James and Cox canyons.
For the fret time in two months,
this morning Mrs. G. w. Fassett re-
ceived a message from her brother,
Jos Kelly, dated at Way Cross, Ca,
August Sth, which reads: "We are on
the road to Montsuk Point: all the Ell
Paso boys are we'll. ''Mr. Kelly is aRouRh
Rider, member of Capt. Curry's com.
pany, and we'll known in the city.
AT HOTELS.
Pierson: w. S. Garnet, Los AnRe-
les: N. J. King, w. J. Collins, City: 8.
A. Collingham, Del Rio: John S. Mac
Chihushua.
st. Charles: DR.. r. F. Stovall and
wife, San Pedro: T. H. Booz, Jr., Mrs.
5. Rumenger, Mexico: P: b. Dresser,
j. W. Taylor, Mexico City.
Vendome: B. F. Harmon, ST. Louis:
Miguel Late, wife and son, Magdalena:
D. K. Colburn. Houston: L. B. Fry,
Kansas City: Fred Julian, Erin-Go-
Bragh: Geo. Drury, St. Louis: Alfred
Stsffel. Sierra Mojada.
Grand Central: S. A. Alexander,
Tucson: w. h. Constable, John Price,
City: A. G. Bunsen, o. Lugo. A. G.
Hall, Sabinal; o. M. Fairchild, St.
Louis: Geo. Henderson, San Francisco:
j. H. Armstrong, St. Louis.
Lindell: T. Siyala, A. Siyala, San
Angelo: Mrs. w. E. Brace, Oklahoma:
Don M. LIE Baron, Arizona: S. Bloth,
Mary Ray, Dublan: DR.. J. w. Brassel,
city: Mrs. Emma Spargo, Denver.
Center Block: A. Desjardius, Chi
cago: Henry Stewart. Detroit: F. W.
Brear, Chama. n. M; Chss. Burton.
A lamosa, Colorado: Howard Stillmau,
California; F. r. David
son, Fresnal. N. NJ: V. D. Willis, In
V. Thompson, Mexico: w.
E. Washington and wife, Arizona; Geo.
S. Good, Harry Good, Ralph Good,
George S. Good Jr., Lock Haven, Pa:
6. X. Lyon, ST. Louis: j. G. Hall, Hut
cbinson: N. A. Beach, Van Horn.