El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-17
PERSONALS.

Mrs. J. D. Swope, Upper Penasco, is
Whiting in the city.
VI. Ri ode was passenger on this
mornings Santa Fe fer Chicago.
FL. Goodair left today on the T. P.
for his ranch near Midland, Texas.
M. G. Corbe went out on the Santa
Fee this morning to Gallup, New Mex
leo.
Henry Arnold, the tin smith, has re-
turned to Las Cruces from Alamo
gordO.
! Judge Thomas S. Maxey left on the
G. II. yesterday to attend federal
court.
Attorneys Pinto Pine ard J. F. Bon
ham came down this morning FROM Las
Cruces.
J. E. Prather, one of the substantial
rancbmen on the Penasco. Is in the city
on business.
8. E. hurry and wife returned Thurs
day last from Dallas and other points
in east Texas.
Frank Kropp, treasurer of DOna ma
County, N. M, arrived this morning
from Las Cruces.
John Prather and wife. newly mar
ried, are In the city from Upper Penas-
co, New Mexico.
Fl. D. Slater. editor of the HERALD,
returned from the east yesterday after
two weeks furlough.
Wv. A. Morehouse and wife returned
from pleasure trip to California last
afternoon on the S. 2.
United States Marshal Geo. L. Sci
brecbt left Yesterday for San Antonio
TO attend federal court.
After a week spent in this CITY, J. M q.
turned yesterday to Socorro.
District Clerk Hart of the federal
court was among the departures on the
G. Fl. yesterday for San Antonio.
Phil. Zammi', a New ORLEANS bust
ness man, left on the Santa Fe this
morning, ticketed for Kansas City.
Drs. J. G. Williams and T. G. Bell
came in Saturday from AIamogordo
and went yesterday to Albuquerque.
w. S. Pepparman of the District of
Colu N bia, civil service examiner, went
north on the Santa Fe, this morning.
Numa Raymond. returning from Ros-
well and other points on the Pecos
valley, went up We sterdsy to Las Cruces.
, United States District Attorney Hen
ry Terrell and wife were among the
departures on the G. II. yesterday for
San Antonio.
n A. Solomon was among the arrivals
on the s. P. last afternoon from Bowie.
Ariz, where he has been on q little
business trip.
|, Pete Wehper lift on the s. P yes
terday afternoon for Bisbee. Arizona.
where he goes to look after some of his
mining property.
Miss B. B. Bailey. Of Columbus, N.
M left for Der home this afternoon
efter spending the past two weeks with
Ell Psso friends.
Mrs. W. M. James, formerly resident
Of this CITY. left this morning after a
visit for Kansas City and Denver, by
the Santa Fee routa.
E. L REYNOLDS of La Luz, came
down Saturday and went up yesterd ay
10 Las Cruces. on legal business, and
returned this morning to La Luz.
K w. Tansill, proprietor of the
Punch cigar of world wide fame, the
leading business promoter IN the Pecos
VALLEY, arrived this morning on the
west bour T. & P.
Fl. J. Bishop. A. N. Mum, j. w.
Lucas, and r. W. Spence, went on the
Ell Paso and Northeastern on a weak
bear hunt. They will work the district
forty miles more or less east OF Alamo
gordo.
W. j. job ds, secretary for the Rio
Grande Dam and Irrigation Co., left
on the Santa Fee this morning for
Washington City. to hear the supreme
court decide the Rio Grande to be not
"a navigsble stream"
Asst. Dist. Atty. BEDFORD Clark, W ho
has gained quite reputation for his
success In prosecuting Chinese cases
here, left yesterday for San AntonioI
hut hopes to return to Ell Psso 10 about
two weeks TO look after this section
of the country as 10 the prosecution of
the srnuggiers and Chinese.
w. l.. Peppe rmsn. of the United
States civil service commission is in
the city looking at the work OF that di
vision here, Mr.. Peppermsn has been
on tour OF the custom houses of the
Pacific coast, and reports that viii
Races accounts are the best that have
been checked up.
AT HOTELS.
St. Charles: J. Fl. Campbell and
vife, DURANGO: B. Hurt, Jiuulco; w .
+. Smith, Mexico; w E Greenwood.
Texas; J. w. Taylor; T. E. Peters, N e.
M ; w. L. Peppermint, st. Louis.
Lindell: G.. Mayer, G Scott, Mexico
City; T. K. McSweeney, wife and chill
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