El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17
PERSONALS.

CIV. Huffman went home to Yslets
! today on the T. p.
Jack Bond was among the depa art-
ures on the 7. P. today for Dallas.
| Albert Matthias is expected home to
morrow from trip through New M ex-
| leo.
s r.. Young of the Wrought Iron
Range Co., is in Mexico on a trip com.
bining business and pleasure.
Mrs. Noake is entertaining alb out
forty of her friends this afternoon wi tn
high five at her home on Myrtle ave.
nue..
Mrs. Geo. O. Perkins, and wife of
the Postal Telegraph company, is { AN
gerously i'll with complication of dis
eases.
Corporal Henry Dimry. of Co. K.
24th infantry, passed through to day
fr ON Ft. Clark, Tex, on his way to
ueblo, Colo.
&C. Hall, of the com omission firm of
Hamblin & Hall of Las Vegas, came in
on the Santa Fe train this morning
from the north.
Arthur S. Goetz, representing the
Pecos Valley Beet Sugar company, is
|
beet industry in the valley has increas-
ed about 100 per cent. over last year
and that he had no trOu BILE to dispose
of several carloads in Ell Paso. While
in the city he met Chas. A. Fox, q boy.
hood friend, for the first time in twen-
ty years.
Jose Charest, of the firm of Charest
and Co., of Torreon, Mexico, has been
in the city for few days investigating
the lime and brick industry with q
view to establishing works in Torreon
and to arrange for the necessary ma
chinery. He says there is great de-
moud for fire brick in his section of
already one brick factory there
turning out about 10000 brick
a day. Torreon, he says, is growing
very fast and promises to be one of the
leading cities of northern Mexico. as
ready to availt themselves of modern
methods aud machinery. There
are already four railroads center
'Tg there and q compapv
i preparing to put in an electric street
ilway to supersede the old mule line.
Mr. Charest has lived in that section
OF Mexico for many years and is in
terested In many enterprises including
number of mines.
AL dOTELS.
Lindell: D. w. Butler. Needles,N.
NJ: w. P. Mclaughlin, ST. Louis, Mo-:
P.F. thinner, St. Louis; Robert White,
Alamogordo, N. M; S. 81. Newberry,
Las Cruces, N. M: Edwin II. Post,
Alamogordo, N. M; A. v. Oden, Mar
fs, Tex; E. P. Lyman, San Francisco,
Cal.
Grand Central: D. Keller, Texas.
Wesley Merritt, Canute, Kan; G.
Kirchel, ST. Louis; Jno. w. French,
N. Y: j. Hovt Limner. Pigua, Ohio;
Henry Shsw' n; "; G; Sheldon. Al
Earnart; Sacramento, Cal; A. b.
Zirgler, Tucson: Geo. s. Hardmau,
San Francisco; r. J. Redpatb, St.
Louis, Mo.
Center block: l.. L. Whitaker, San
AntoDio' Texas; Martin Mason. Hamil-
ton, o.; Arthur S. Goetz. Eddy, N. NJ;
w. A. Harrison, Mogollon, N M.;J.
r. Payne, Conn; N. L. Rowley and
wife, Chicago; B. F.. Cheatham, Mem
phis, Tenn; G. G. Hale, Las Vegas, N.
M; j. T. Salmon and wife, Santa Fe,
N. M; S. T. Reed, New Orleans, La
F. Emmert, Denver, Colorado.
Pierson: Geo. E. johnson, Mexico;
o. WE'LL, Mexico; G. 81. Cooper, Bos-
ton; T. h. Talache, San Francisco; J.
Il. Eby, Tucson, Arizona; A. A. Clark.
ST. joseph, Mo-: Otto Geinseke, ST.
Louis; Mo-; B. Connor, San Fran.
cisco; A. A. Chouteau, ST. Louis: J. D.
Hawkins and wife, Colorado, Springs:
Mrs Jno. J. Keenan, and wife, Chicago;
Howard Reynolds, N. Y; o. J. Ser
hansen. Chicago; L. j. Graham, Lo-
gansport, Ind. Ernise Tears, Denver;
Pan taleon Orvico GuadalaJara, Mex:
B. 7. Humphry. Kansas Citv.