El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-11

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DR.. Mcconnell, prominent young
attorney of Las Cruces, came in this
morning over the Santa Fe to attend
the physicians association which met
here today.
| Albert Matthias left this afternoon
on the flyer for New York City and
chase goods. He will be absent a
: month or more.
Prof. Carreare arrived from Las
Cruces on this mornings Santa Fe
train and continued his journey south
to the city of Mexico over the Mexican
Central this afternoon.
j. A. T. Stewart is In town from
Cooks Peak. He says that he is
Cooks Peak country and that he Is in
I town on particular business.
81. II. Bailey returned from Las
the grand masked ball which took
place at the agricultural college last
| night. He reports a very enjoyable
time.
Chas. Millirer, of the 10th regulars
! went south this afternoon over the
Central for the City of Mexico. His
health is in bad condition and he has
been given six nc o:ths in which to re-
cuperate.
Fred Miller, of the 22d infantry, ar
rived here today over the T. & P. and
left over the Southern Pacific this af-
ternoon for Manila to join his compa-
ny. He was wounded in Cuba and hes
been at Hot Springs, Arkansas, for
some time past receiving treatment.
He says that heis feeling we'll and that
h 10 1o6 hoo 4;
V. E. Msggi, who has taken can
tract for constructing the Ell Paso and
Northeastern extension to the Salado
coal fields. is now in the city but will
soon leave for Denver to engage sew
eral hundred laborers, whom he will
bring back with him for the work on
the road. Mr.. Maggi has had ex-
tensive experience in road building in
all parts of the United States.
w. w. Brown, agent for Norris
Bros. Dog & Pony show, which exhibits
here Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 81
and %. is also interested in the Rent
frou- Brown Theatre Co. supporting
the little sOubrette Miss Helen Myrtle.
The press throughout the southern
country is speaking very highly of the
in all the larger cities in Texas. Ell
Paso will have the pleasure of seeing
them this fall.
Center Block: F. ]. Helwig, Den
yer; L. FoiR, Ysleta; G. B. Jones and
family, Denver; 81. D. Milton, Indiana
polls; b. D. STEELE, Denver; J. F. Nc
Las Cruces; w. E. Thompson,
Trinidad, Colo. ; L. B. Wilson, Kansas
City.
Lindell: Forrest J. Kaldenberg,
Globe, Ariz.; Leon Kosby, San Fran
cisco; Ed. Kaufman, City of Mexico;
John Walker, Fresnal, N. Mex; Sam
Lecner, B. T. Gallagher, Geo. Scott,
p. 81. Webb VIM. Edwards, j. W. |
Woodson, City.
Grand Central: J. E. Harper, San
Antonio; J. Sutherland, San Antonio;
J. w. Fulton, Lake Charles, La; A,
NJ. Rockwell and wife. Binghamton,
Joseph Powderly. Eagle Pass;
Lester L. Robinson, T. K. Code,
5teeple Rock; E. G. Saftig, San Fran
cisco; Hiram Hadley, Las Cruces; ]. B.
Manly, Trinidad, Colo; Geo. W. Cur
rier, Denver; F. w. lowering, Balti-
more.
Commercials: Chss. M. Preston,
Chicago; J. l.. Ettleson, Elmira. New
York; Tom Lovall, Ed Ramsbaker,
ohm Mounts, Denton, Ohio; Geo. E.
Myers, San Luis Potosi; E. S. North
up, M. D., Chas. Sparenburg, Kansas
City, Mo-; j. F. Baker, Tiffin. Ohio:
VI. Isberg, H. Ketchum, Houston,
Tex; J. F. Taylor, Ell Paso, Tex; J. P.
0onnelly, Jas. Dugan, John Conigan,
edward Sootham. Joe Burgess, Alamo
yordo, N. M; w. A. Hartman, ST.
louis, Mo-; M. Clarke, II. Lodge, CITY
II Mexico: Frank Wade, Los Angeles:
VI. j. Breen, Mexico City.
Pierson: J. T Wright, St. Louis:
}. L Sutherland. New York: j. G.
'epulreds, San Francisco; W. b. Kin
Ia, Chicago; EUGENE w. Barnes, Bos-
on: F. A. Ballard and wife, Cherokee,
owa; N. Ellenburg, San Francisco; J.
Pierce, Greenfield, Mass. Alex. w.
tothschild, New York; Mise M. Hemp
tead, Miss L. Hampstead, Philadel-
hia; Melville Gray, New Zealand, c.
J. Carroll, st. Louis; F. r. Davidson, .
Alamogordo; Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson,
). T. Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. Peck,
cranton, Pa; r. l.. Priest, st. Louis,
v. Il. Logan and wife, Helena, Mont;
l. A. Hangar, O. n. Hangar, Chi /.
ago; j. B. Howard, Los Angeles; J.
iepsen, Jr., Los Angeles; Henry E. t.
les Mond and family, Plat,sburg, Md;
Vim. Tracy. Salina. Kas.; L, P. Moore, .
'oland, Ind; Mrs. F. G. Bassett,