El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-04
PERSONALS

Rev. Il. V. Lilies returned this morn
ing to Las Cruces.
Major Converse left today on the G.
II. for San Antonio.
Mrs. A. l.. Sampson from Las Cruces
Is in the city visiting relatives ana
friends.
c. c. Hawkinson was a passenger on
this mornings Santa Fe for Omaha.
Nebraska.
This morning w. K. Hughes was
passenger on the northbound Santa te
for Chicago.
Mr.. Ben F. Jenkins was among the
departures today on the L. +. for
short trip down the road.
Judge Llew Davis left this morning
for Santa Fe, called there as q witness
before the court of private land claims.
w. E. Baker, proprietor OF the Ala
media health resort, near Las Cruces
came la on the southbound Santa Re
this morning.
Yesterday Superintendent Grieg OF
North eastern, left on the L. p. with
his wife and little girl for q few days
visit at the Dallas Fair.
Capt. A. Z. Sheppard is in the city
shaking hands with his many friends.
The captain is one of the best known
stock men Of West Texas.
w. A. Finley, w. Nj. Atkinson and
E. Piontkowsky returned yesterday
from Albuquerque. Messrs. Finley
and Atkinson went sonth on the Gen.
tral.
Mrs. C. 4. Morehcsd and her
Nahakar Uhn hava
spent several months in Cslifornia, re-
turned home Sunday on the Southern
Pacific.
Prof. @. p. Putnam left today over
the 7. P. for Waco where he goes to
attend the convention of the Baptist
church which will be in session at that
point the latter part OF this week.
Prof. C. n. T. Townsend, of the en-
genealogical department Of the New
Mexico college OF agriculture, passed
through the city today en- route for San
Antonio under orders from the depart
ment at Washington City.
DIR. L. L. Whitaker, of Marathon,
who represents lot of home seekers
from Ohio, left the city yesterday on
the Northeastern to still further in
spect properties on James, Cox and
Penssco canons.
Ronald Moore, late of Santa Fe, N.
NJ, a practical lapidist has been en-
gagged to manage the affairs of the Ell
Paso Lapidary company. The stone
handled by the above company Is
mined in the Jarilla MOUNTAINS, on
the properties owned by A. j. De
Mules.
w. n. Crump who for number OF
years has been connected with Mr.. a.
II. Richards in the jewelry business
as clerk and watch repairer, left to-
day on the Santa Fe for Ia 'oms,
Wash, where he has accepted posi-
ton in one OF the largest jewelry
houses iu the west. Mr.. Crump leaves
many friends who are sorry to see him
go.
G. NJ. Darlington, representative of
the Mexican Herald, arrived on the
Central last evening from Mexico City.
ID nd called at the herald Office this
morning. Mr.. Darlington expects 30
speud six months in the United States,
and will make u tour through the lars-
err cities, In the interests OF publica-
tons issued by the Mexican Herald
Publishing Co, to wit: The Daily
Mexican Herald" "The Mexican
Modern Mexico" Mr..
ton also represents on his
trip lei Aundo" and "El lmDRrciai,"
two PROMINENT newspapers published
10 the spanish language at the City
Of Mexico. Heleft on the Texas x Pa
cifc today.
AT HOTELS. y
st. Charles: S. Shell, San Francis
co; Charles Poulot Denver.
Center Block: C. L. Ware, wife and
sister, Kingston; w. A. Finlay, w.
M. Atkinson. Roswell; r. ID. Kelley,
Mr.. C.. a. Highly. Chihuahua:
]. &. Rutherford, Silver City; Miss E |
Robertson, N. Y: S; w. Browning, |
Deming.
Grand Central: DIR. 81. l.. Lyman |
and wife, Aguas Calienties; w. G.
reasdale, Jr.. St. Louis; John L.
Dougher, La Joya; W. q. Ridgwsy, |
chihuahua; Miss III. L. Brodis, Mssoa- !