El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-30
PERSONALS

| This morning I. Blum left for Kansas
City, via the Santa Fe route.
J. A. Smith came in on this morning IS
Santa Fe, from Albuquerque.
| Mr.. Mallen will leave for dermosillo
| by this afternoons s. p. train.
w. J. Wilkinson left on the Santa
| Fee this morning for Trinidad, Colora-
do.
Deputy II. W. Loomis left the city
this morning on the northbound Santa
Fee.
Mrs. A. B. Fall from New Mexico is
spending the day with friends in the
city.
P. Kearney returned this morning
| from Las Cruces and is booked for La
Luz tomorrow.
Mike Rose. one of Teddy's boys from
D ming, is in the city shaking hands
with his friends.
Philips White was a passenger on
the Northtboupd Santa Fe this morn
ing, from Trinidad.
The semi-weekly tourist car came in
this morning over the T. P. with q
great many passengers.
Chas E. Miller commissioner of
Dona Ana Co., N. NJ, was 10 the city
yesterday from Anthony.
Felix Braunschwig and wife came in
today on the Southern Pacific from
their trip to CALIFORNIA;
George w. Davis was among the de-
nartures today on the G. q. for Clint,
Texas, where he goes on business.
Mr. Matthews, who is interested in
mines in Mexico, arrived on the Santa
Fee this morning and will continue
south.
G. S. Robinson of Omaha, is in the
city to meet his brother, a resident of
Ascension. Mexico, 30 miles south of
Deming.
E o. Hubbard of San Elizario who
has been in town for the last two or
three days left for his home over the
g. II. today.
Mr.. Bergman, of the Cincinnati
store was joined by his wife, son and
niece. this morning from Trinidad.
Colo, his former home.
Frank w. King, of Los Angeles,
California. passed through the city to-
day on his way east. He came in over
the S. P. and left over the T. P.
Geo. DelaDorte, representing Christy
& Wise, San Francisco, is in town
looking after trade for Taylor & Will
liams's famous yellow Stone"
George Outcalt returned from Albu-
querque this morning thoroughly dis
gusted because the managers of the
fair offered no cash prizes for bicyclers
to go after.
A. d. Wallace, one of the business
men from Alamogordo, was registered
al
lace has no time to leave home except
on business.
CAPTAIN Hughes, of the rangers, came
in this morning on the T P. and left
this afternoon over the G. q. for VAL
entine. He reports everything in his
line very quiet.
Sam Tate, the we'll known railroad
contractor, who has been up in the
Sacramentos looking at the new road.
left today over the 7. P. for his home
in Memphis, Tenn.
VIII II. Brown, travelling passenger
and freight agent of the Santa Fe. and
b. P. Brown, manager of the Colorado
Fuel ~ Iron ccmpany's business here,
returned from the fair at Albuquerque
this morning.
Ex-Alderman Schultz returned from
euO dStFOpOlIS ID NEW MEXICO,
where he has been ell week in attend
ance at the fair. Adolph was greatly
in eviderce with the fair New Mexico
ladies at the Library ball Wednesday
night.
Berry Bean and Chas. Lewis, two
stockmen from Van Horn, Texas, came
in this morning over the T. p. They
say they are going to make IN effort to
take back a car load of candidates with
them, as things politicslare very quiet
down there.
w. 81. Mackey, Jr left the city this
morning on the Santa F'e, for visit to
his family at Junction City, Kansas.
Mr.. Mackey, with Col. George Hender-
son, has lease and bond on the Bennett
Stephenson mine. 10 miles east of Las
Cruces, and states they are shipping
: car loads of concentrates per week
from the property, north ward, over
the Santa Fe.
AT HOTELS.
ST. Charles: A. J. Davis. Ourav: W.
p. Greenwood, Caska: J. f.. Whipp.
Tyler.
Center Block: j. NJ. Wilson, Harry
Ott. Chihuabus; w. Burns, Ahumada:
Bill Banks, Wagon Mound. Il
Lindell: G. J. Rubelmsn, F. l.. Dor