El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-02
PERSONALS.

J. c.. Murtha left on the T. P. today
for Sierra Blanca.
Frank Alderete left on the G. 81 for
q short trip to Ysleta.
Sr. Fernando Perez,a leading official
OF San Ignacio, Is in the city on busi-
| ness.
F. S. Oliver, newly elected COM
missioner of Dona Ana coun ty, is in
the city.
The g. 81. pay car Ranger" went
out today attached to the regular G.
II. train.
Judge F. E. Hunter was among the
departures on the G. 81. for San Eliza
| rio this afternoon.
Csr1 Gather left today for Cuba with
q train load of fat beeves intended
for the starving Cubans.
A Newberger, representing Cook and
Bernheimer of New York, left on the
S. F. today for New York.
The condition of Will Julian, who
has pneumonia and is at Hotel Dieu, ia
reported to be slighly improved.
II. G. Borcherding left on the S. P.
this afternoon for Nappa, Cal, to at
tend the bedside of his sick mother.
Henry Bradena left on the G. h.
for San Antonio and will make trip
| through the east before returning 10
Ell Paso.
R. s. Vickers, who for some time
past has been In Ell Psso for his heal tn
left for ten days visit to his home in
New Orleans.
The first issue of the Daily Graphic
| made Its appearance last night under
m PPih nd
McCutcheon.
B. F. Hammett was a passenger
on the out going T. P. today for PecOs
City, where he will change cars for
Roswell, N. M.
among the arrivals on the T. P. this
morning from Tennessee. She is stop
ping at the Pierson.
Mrs. Harper, mother of Judge Har-
per, was among those who left on the
T. P. today for FIT. Worth where she
goes to visit relatives.
W. n. II. Skidmore, one of the own
ers OF the famous Bennett Stephenson
mines, In the Organ Mountains, is in
the city from Las Cruces.
Mr.. Lloyd, of the Hidalgo Mining
Co., was among the arrivals on the
the 8. F. this morning bound for Pitts
burg, Pa.
Phi. Freudenthal was among the de-
partures this morning on the Santa Fe
for Las Cruces, after having been in
town q couple of days looking after
business interests.
DR.. Desmarais, the city health officer
of Las Cruces, came in this morning on
the Santa Fe. The DR.. reports the
mallpox on the decrease in that Sec
tion, and general health good.
DR.. A. B. Chamberlin left yesterday
over the G. n. for Galveston. The
in Scottish Rite Freemasonry as he is
the inspector general of the state.
AT HOTELS.
Lindell: Gus. Coopers and wife,
San Francisco; Chss. Cunningham, Tue
son. Arizona; M. P. Hill, Hot Springs,
Ark; B. Willisms, Las Cruces, N. NJ;
Jas. T. Mccarthy, chihuahua, Mex.
Grand Central: J. M. Yaple and
wife, Phoenix, A. T.; Mrs. r. N. Clsg-
Rett, Gage, N: M; Geo: Samuels, Re-
Noise, San Francisco; John Crosson,
Bacerac, Mex; T. r Kerr, Cambray,
N, NJ; M. J. Kingsbury, Los Angeles;
S. E. Gill, Pittsburgh, Pa; A. Rod
gers, Macon, Mo-; j. F. Jenniman and
wife, Denver, Colo; II. B. Tuttie,
Cleveland.
Center Block: 8. E. Knapp, Las
Cruces. N. M; Mrs. M. B. Emerson
and children. Clifton, A. T.; Rev. and
Mrs. Oscar J. Cohn. City; Miss Lillian
Frenkel, Mobile, Ala; J. II. McKim,
Nina Roy, Mex; M. W. Dake and
wife, Millsrd II. Dske and Miss J. T.
Hallenbake, Buffalo, N. Y; Henry J.
Werner, Mescslero, N. M; Jas. 81.
Fee. Houston, E. B. Knapp, Boston;
Charles Allen, Demipg, N. M; h. n.
Hughes, Springfield, Mo-; r. Beers
and wife, Colo.
Pierson: P. 81. Rhodes, Kansas
City, Mo-; M. J. Payne, st. Louis: Miss
Virginia QuiRIey, Miss Jessie Palmer,
c. A. Caldwell and family, Alton. ILL.,;
Abt- New berger, New York; Lester L.
Robinson, Steeple Rock, N. NJ; Jno.
s. Dyke, Chicago; Mrs. S. A. Watres
and Mrs. J. L. Hull, Scranton, Pa;
Mrs. B. Galland, N. Y; b. F. Todd, |
Chicago; John J. Clause, Chicago; L. |
d. Snapp, Beebe. Ark; PHELPS and |
woods, Arizona; G. w. Reynolds, New |
York; Will Allen Dromgoole; Tenn:
E. V. Pierce, Ironton. 0.
District Court.