El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-20

pany is--grad ually moving IFS effects on
easy street" and will soon be in shape
to grant instead OF askafavors. They
have 100 feet of water at the For:
Bliss we'll.
The Santa Fee railways painting out
fit and men were in the city and paint
ed all the buildings at the depot
grounds. The work was done with
conprss ed air which forced s:spray OF
paiat from tank through nozzle.
By the means sof this appliance four
mn, one to run the engine, one 70
manage the paint tank and mix paint,
and two men to manipulate the hose
and MOBILES, painsed everything red on
the grounds in one day.-Santa Fe New
Mexican.
| The completion of the Ell PasO &
Northeastern railway to AlamogordO
is opening magnificent agricultural,
timber, aud grazing country to settle
ment, which will prove beneficial to El
Paso. By the end of this year the
road will reach the Salado coal fields
and White Oaks and Nogal mining.
coal and mining resources will fol-
| low.
Avery Turner, assistant to the gen.
eral superintendent OF the santa Fe,
came in from the north last night on
his car, No 214 Division Superinten-
dent Hurley and Stenogrspher Etter
came in on the s'nine SPOT" which has
| just been completely overhauled and
repaired in the Topeka shops. The
two cars will go south as special at 9
O'Clock this morning. -Albuquerque.
John p. Ramsey, general manager
of the Sierra Msdre line, and also of
the chihuahua and Pacific railway,
has resigned the latter position, to
| take effect July l. Mr.. Ramsey has
heretofore divided his time between
| the two roads, but business on the
| Sierra Madre has increased to such an
extent as to require that Gil OF his time
be devoted to its interests.
Yesterday was the day set fer a meet
ing of the Globe Arizona road commit
ed it to give persons interested time to
60 over the proposed route and prepare
estimates for making up bids. The
chairman will announce the date of the
next meeting in due time. Prospects
for the construction of the road are
bright.
The Santa Fee inspection party, con-
sisting of General Superintendent
Avery Hurley. and Division Super
intendent Turner, returned north yes
terday, each in their special cars.
They found everything On this end Of
the line in first class shape and were
we'll pleased with the result of their
trips.
Hon. Harry Haynes, of Austin, Tex
as, has been appointed receiver of the
Texas Western railroad, by Judge
Morris. This road failed to operate its
line and comply with the terms of the
CHI arter, as q consequence of which
judgment for FORGETTING charter was
given and receiver appointed.
S. p. Ballard, chief engineer of the
P. V. & N. E., was in White Oaks sew
eral days last week. personally
supervising the finishing touches
on the surveying work preparatory to
the actual construction on the grade
of thel:road from White Oaks to ANA
rillo.
There will arrive for the White
Oaks railroad in q couple OF weeks one
of the largest road engines manufac-
tured. It is of the Baldwin manufac-
ture and will be ued to climb the Sa
cramento mountains into the timber
district.
The G. H. are getting so strict with
the newly adopted examination sys-
plicaut's relatives will all have to un-
dsrgo strict examination before the
applicant is able to secure an o. K.
certificate from the doctor.
Fl. N. Parsons, auditor of the Rio
Grande & Ell Paso railroad, left yes
terday over the Santa Fee for Chicago,
Ills, where he will attend q meeting OF
the system auditors. He will return
in about ten days.
J.F. Waddell, for long time as
sistant train dispatcher on the Sierra
Msdre line, with headquarters in Jua-
rez, has resigned his position and is
now up for examination for q position
on the G. Fl.
"You may say" said Ticket Agent
Morrison, that the Santa Fe will sell
| tickets from all points on their lines to
Ell Paso on July End and Bird good TO
return on July 5th at one fare for the
round trip"
A pipe line is being constructed be-
tween La Luz and AlamOgordO, a dis
lance of six miles. This is being done
by the E. P. q N. E. people, wi :opro
| nOunce the water the best to be lound
anywhere.
Work was resumed this morni ng on
| the E. p. & N. E. roundhouse and
turn table, after having been delayed
for two weeks. on account of legal
squable with the G. 81. officials.
F. o. Blood, general store house
keeper of the Santa Fe, between Trini-
dad and Ell Paso, has completed the in
| ventory of all the store houses under
| his charge.
Master Mechanic VIM and Super
| intendent Hollister, of the E. P. & N.
| E., went to Alamogordo yesterday.
Trsinmaster Ayres of the Santa Fe,
| with headquarters at San Marcial, was
| in the city yesterday.
Bad management keeps more people
| in poor circumstances than any other
one cause. To be successful one must
look ahead and plan ahead so that
| when q favorahle 0nnnrtnnitu nresenfs