El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-16
PERSONALS
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B. Hammett returned this morl
ing from Roswell.
N. J. Curley went north over the
Santa Fe this morning bound for Chi
cago.
w. T. Thornton, ex-governor OF N.
M, was passenger from Santa Fe, on
this mornings train.
A. Shelby and family, Toyah, Texas,
are in the city, for the present resid-
ing on San Antonio street.
w. A. Brooks and family returned
from chihuahua yesterday, and are
registered at the st. Charles.
Mrs. A. L. Christy, and daughter,
who spent yesterday in the city. re-
turned to Las Cruces this morning.
Professor Hiram Hadley, vice-presi-
dent of the New Mexico college OF
agriculture, returned to Las Cruces
! this morning.
Sam. French spent yesterday in the
city and returned this morning to Las
Cruces, with other recruits for Capt.
Falls company.
Major Eugene Van Patten, aide de
| camp on Governor Otero's staff, re-
turned this morning to Las Cruces,
Samuel Schultz was among the de-
partures on the Santa Fe for Chicago
and other points east, where he goes in
interest of his business.
George Griggs, of Casas Grandes,
Mexico, whose health has been injured
by close confinement at his desk, went
up this morning to Mesilla to recuper-
ate.
L. Qualey, who is largely interes.
ed in mines and mining properties near
Stafford, Arizona, is among the late ar
rivals in the city. He is.registered at
| the Hotel Pierson.
At the Pierson: J. A. Eddy; J. H.
Lomax, John Bounas, Mexico City: A.
P. Carrico, ST. Louis; J. L. Qualey.
Philadelphia; w. F. Powers, Albuquer-
que: w. S. Msginnis, ST. Louis.
| At the Center Block: W. B. Lee.
Cheyne; D. Cough, w. Everette, Ma
p1mi; J. G. Anderson. Clifton; A. G..
Lighthali, Denver; W. T. Thornton,
Santa Fe, N. NJ; w. S. Childers, San
Antonio.
Judge McKie and Officer j. l.. Tay-
lor leave Ell Paso this evening for
Vinton, N. M, where they will put in
few hours looking for game. They
are due back at the scene of their du-
ties tomorrow morning.
w. n. Word, Dallas traveller, is
enjoying the sights and scenes of Ell
Paso for a few days, being out on q
vacation. He will leave for chihuahua
Monday, returning to this city on the
oath en- route to his home.
| Master Ray Smith. son of ]. A.
Smith of the HERALD, boarded the
north bound Santa Fee, for Las Cruces,
| w ara ha xUi11 min Misc Flnrancn Ken
bricks, who is vising the family of
VIM. Sampson, in that vicinity.
| Carl j. Ennis, who is the depot ticket
agent for the Santa Fee r. r. in this
city left this morning for an extended
summer trip for the east. He expects
to be gone for about sixty days. Mr..
Ennis will 60 to Chicago, New York.
and Washington city.
Engineer Romulo Escobar of Juaez,
will leave the early part of next week
to survey lands in western chihuahua
Co., of Cleveland, Ohio. This company
are the owners of lands embraced in
the Huller concession.
| T. S. Kesrney left on the Santa Fe
this morning for Las Cruces where
he goes to see Sheriff Pat Garrett to
learn the exact particulars of the kill
ing Of his brother, M. F. Kearney,
who was deputy in Sheriff GARRETT
posse who tried to arrest Lee and Gil
| illand.
A. V. Looe, q commercial traveller of
the city of Portsmouth, Ohio, and the
special representative of large shoe
manufacturing firm OF that city, is in
Ell Paso on q business trip, and is en-
upon the market here. He is register
ed at the Vendome.
| Miss Brauiff, the daughter of O.
Branitf, the machinery king of Mexico,
accompanied by Miss Estella O. Brien,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route to Chicago, the home of Miss
o. Brien, who has been the guest of
Miss Braniff in the city of Mexico for
for the past three months.
| At the Lindell: is. Mcconnell,
Minneapolis; J. M. Vines, Jefferson,
E, Jimenez, Guadalajsra: Matt Cullen,
Kokomo, Indiana: A. S. Farnsworth
Colonia Juarez: Ed. Schultz; Thomas
H. Abbott; Philadelphia; G. II. Webb:
J. A. Harlan, San Marcial, New Mex
leo: Frank Rico Torreon, W. A. Ross
At the vendome: Mrs. Tyler Town
send, Las Cruces: P. H. Rhodes, Kan
sas City; NJ. Lachmund, Clinton, Iowa:
F. P. Lackmund, Chicago: Mrs. DR.. J.
S. Taylor, Mckinney; G. Pool, ST.
Louis: A. V. Cove, Portsmouth, Ohio
A. j. Baker, T. S. Kearney, Austin !;
Mrs. M. E. Hopwood, Mexico: j. J.
Dorcey, Jimenez; Miss Braniff, Miss
O'Brien, Mexico City: r. c. Siddon,
| Maria, Texas; II. r. Kimmiel, Cleve-
land; W. G. Cope, Kansas City: J. S.
| Atkins, Cleveland Ohio.
In Camp and Out
The camping party which left the
| city a few days ago for the Sacrament