El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01
PERSONALS.

Messrs. Sylvester and William Watts
left today for Tucson.
A baby was born at the home of J.
Stolaroff this morning.
Judge G. M. Frazer of Toyah arrived
yesterday on the T. P.
Leon Alberes, q rsnchman from La
Union, N. M, reached the city this
morning.
Phoebus Prudential treasurer of
Dona Ana Co. N. M, arrived ON the
Santa Fe southbound.
Jack. McCutcheOn, editor of the In
dustrial Advertiser, SocOrro, N. M, is
In the city for the day.
B. B. Reynolds was passe nger for
Denver on this morning Santa Fe, af-
ter several days in the city.
F. c. Gay, general freight agent for
the Santa Fe, left the city on this
mornings train for Topeka.
Mrs. J. B. Clisby left the city this
morning for Los Angeles, California,
by way of the northbound Santa Fe.
r. P. Altman is in the city from
New Mexico, having turned over to
Baldwin and Cook 500 range cattle.
D. J. Jones and wife, Earlham, N.
M, were passengers on the Santa Fe
this morning for Cincinnati, Ohio.
Prof. Ainsworth E. Blount, former
ly of the New Mexico college of agric-
ulture, is in the city, on private bust
ness.
Messrs. Jeffers and Lewis, cattle
men of Weed, New Mexico, have been
in the city this week with heavy
freighters' outfit.
w. T. Johns, secretary for the Rio
Grande Dam and Irrigation Co., left
this morning on the S. F. for Denver.
to be absent ten days.
J. T. Logan, traffic manager for the
Rio Grande, Sierra Msdre and Pacific
railway leaves today for the city of
Mexico by the Central.
Judge Carr, of San Elizario, came
as q witness in the preliminary hear
ing of the murder trial.
Otis Turner came in this morning
over the T. P. after an absence of two
years. Otis was at one time q ticket
broker here and at another time owned
half interest in a billiard hall.
Hon Jacinto Armijo of Las Cruces,
one of the most active and influential
/
the New Mexico college of agriculture
and mechanical arts, is in the city,
q guest of the Lindell.
J. P. Allen, of Mexico City. arrived
last evening on the Central and left
this morning on the Santa Fe. Mr.. AL
len represents one of the wealthiest
English synnicates operating mines in
the republic of Mexico.
At uoTErS
Pierson: II. 7. King, Houston; D..
w. Tucker, J. V. Russ.
Center Block: E. D. .Aller, Ft. Worth:
Charles Engle. n. Y: A. S.Greig: Mrs.
d. Cough and children, Solomonville:
Arizona: G. f. Simpson. .SDrin gfeld; G.
w. Schaffer, Jimulco: E. NJ. Blair,
Toyoh, Texas.
Lindell: j. A. Rex, Denver; Guy
Horton, Jarillas: James Greaves: j. F.
Mason, Cripple Creek: Jacinto Ar
milo, Las Cruces: Guadalupe Maynes,
Psrral: Joel S. Finley, Maria: j. NJ.
Phillips and wife. Kansas.
Grand Central: II, G. Church, Chi
cago: F. c. Clay, Topeka: w. 81. Bay
er, St. Louis: M. F. Banchert. Denver:
J. A. Marshal: L. Custer; D. c. Perry,
Pueblo: Max Friedman, St. Louis: H.
r. Yeager, Toledo: w. E. Gilburp,
Los Angeles: Otis Turner, Caracas,
Venezuela.
Vendome: j. l.. Alexander, FIT.
Worth: II. P. G. Davis; Charles He'd
den, N. Y.:J. G. Hall, Redland: w.
| M. Breckenridge, Tucson; w. B. JEFF
| frey: Mrs. r. Bsyer: John P. Atlep,
Mexico City: Geo. Orton. St. Louis: ].
Roman, Tacubaya: Mariana BarraRan,
Mexico City: Donald Carpenter, Chi
cago: r. L. Priest, ST. Louis; B. West
zenhoffer, Lexington, Oklahoma: G.
81. Nail. Ethel Neil, Caddo, I. T.