El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-05

same call on or address, A. w. GIF.
FORD, Box IL, Fl Paso, Texas.
this afternoon and will leave in tho
morning for home.
! Arthur Hinton, q reporter on the
Times, has been quite i'll for a week.
! Miss Alice Nolan went down to San
Elizario to spend few days with
friends.
Sylvester Watts, after spending few
weeks in the city, left for St. Louis this
morning.
Geo. E. Aver of the Santa Fe came
down from Deming on the S. p. this
afternoon.
| Mrs. A. Escarate and daughter and
Mise Armijo came down from Las
Cruces today.
| E. J. ellison, Mrs. j. Warren, B. T.
Hill and F. b. Frence left for Denver
this morning.
Sisters Eulalia, Bertha and Bonita
of the St. Joseph academy, went up to
Las Cruces today.
Or. w. W. Meter, of San Antonio,
left for Cloudcroft this morning to
| spend few eeks.
| Al Howard and family left this after
noon over the s. P. for Los Angeles to
syend the summer.
L. n. Tucker returned yesterday
from Boston, where he has been visit
ing relatives and friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd Payne, Carolyn
Payne, and 81. D. Slater returned from
PRyne's ranch this morning.
Prof. Baker and bride, of Mesilla
park. came down today and will leave
in few days for tour of Mexico.
Quite q crowd of La Cruces and Me-
silla Park people returned home to-day
after spending the Fourth in the city.
Mrs. DR.. Bishop went to Cloudcroft
this morning to attend the Chautsuqua
and remain there about two weeks.
Miss Johanna Stickford, manager of
the Western Union at Weatherford,
Texas, arrived this morning on the
T. P.
j. W. Beyea, foreman of the "Nan-
ME Baird" mine at Jarilla, was in the
city on business yesterday and left for
home this morning.
Miss Lily Smith, Mrs. Gorbett and
Mrs. J. G. Holman left for Los Ange-
les over the Santa Fe this morning, to
SpouQ bQ0 sumner.
Jim Smith, Carl Longuemare, Jim
Hague, Noel Longuemare and Prof.
Lopez returned from q hunting trip
this morning from upin New Mexico.
Mrs Bradbury and daughter who have
been touring Mexico for the past
winter came up last night from Mexico
and left for their home in Los Angeles
this afternoon.
ID. II. Bandy, general agent for the
Southwestern Savings and Loan asso-
citation of Las Vegas, who has been in
the city for q few days, left this after
noon for Roswell.
The New Orleans Century club came
in yesterday on the 6. q. on their way
to San Francisco. There are twenty
nine in the party under the care of
Capt. Gabe Fillue. The party stopped
over one day to visit Ell Paso and Jua-
req, and were very much pleased with
the city, but were very much surprised
to learn that city of this size had no
Fourth of July celebration. They will
spend several weeks in San Francisco
and will return home by the way of
Ogden and Denver.
T. Frazier, contractor we'll known
in Los Angeles, where he has been en-
gagged for some years on several i'm
portant jobs there, is in the city from
Albuquerque, having just completed
the new round house at that place.
Mr. Franzier's family will join him
here in few days and they will make
Ell Paso their future home. Familiar
with the condition of business in his
line throughout the west, the gentle
misunderstanding pronounces Ell Paso
of unrivaled promise and activity
There will probably be new firm of
contractors in our field shortly which
will be known as Frazier and Bail,
the latter from San Francisco.
THE HOTELS.
ST. Charles: J. E. Nelson, a. K.
Street: N. NJ; T. 81. Parker and family,
Mr.. Hanly, Mexico; @. r. Dun, Next
CO: w. E. Jones, Trinidad.
Pierson: Miss Bessie Harris, Kan
sas; B. F. Cason, Kansas City; J. M.
Royston, St. Louis; G. A. Flora, Mrs.
S. A. Barron, chihuahua; w. ]. Park
err, Cleveland; S. Groak, N. Y; b. w.
Christian and wife, Dallas.
VIM. M. Fitzgerald. New Orleans,
La; John McGrath, Charlestown, w. |
Va; P. F. McDonough, Brooklyn, N. |
Y; Mart Kohler, smelter. j. b. Pro-
throe, Chicago; John G. Chavez, Chi
huahua; j. S. Kelly, Deming: P. L.
Burnes, San Diego; Dan Sullivan, F. !