El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-18
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Governor Otero and His Party Ar
rive.

Governor Miguel A. Otero, governor
of New Mexico. arrived over the Santa
Fe this morning, accompanied by Mrs.
Otero, Mrs. Prince, wife of ex Govern
or Bradford L. Prince: Mrs. r. j. Pal
en-, wife of r. j. Palep, cashier of the
First National Bank, of Santa Fe; Mrs.
VIM. Guilliford, Chief Justice
Mills, Associate Justice McFie
and wife, Associate Justice Parker,
chell, solicitor general of the Santa Fe
road for New Mexico;Col. F. G. Austin,
Major Van Patten of Las Cruces, Hon.
Solomon Luna, member of the national
republican committee from New Mex
leo, accompanied by his wife: Hon John
s. Clark, chairman of the republican
territorial central committee; Major
rough riders and wife, Hon.
S. Duncan, member OF the
council from San Miguel and Guadalu-
pc counties; Eugenio Romero, mem Der
of the council from San Miguel county;
Mslaquaiz Martinez, member of the
council from RIO Arribs: Taos, and
San Juan counties: VIM.
Fitzpatrick, member Of the lower
house from Santa Fe; Pedro
Sanchez, member of the lower house
from Taos; Frank Stapleton. editor OF
the Taos Cresset aud member of the
lower house from Taos county: Marcial
Valdez, editor of Ell TEMPO and men,
Der of the lower house: Celso Bscs,
member OF the lower house from Qua
dalupe county.
The party were met at the Santa Fe
depot by General Manager Eddy and
GreiR, and the special
train, to which Manager Eddy's car, in
which Ihe party arrived. was. attached,
pulled over to the E. P. & N. E. depot
bearing with 1t quite q number of citi-
zens of Ell Psso, who had repaired to
the depot to meet the cover aor and
party.
Arriving at the northeastern depot,
it was found that the officials of that
line had made quite extensive prepara-
tiOns to welcome the governor. The
depot was handsomely decorated with
aags and bunting and q banner was
stretched across the top on which the
words were written, "Welcome, Gov.
ernor.'
A large crowd was assembled at the
depot and in the few
minutes spent there the governor and
his party were given q right royal well
tOrney Hawkins and wife, and Super
Greie, of the Northeastern
70 id, also several Ell Paso people ~ in
vitation accompanied the party to Ala
mogordo.
Pitzer's orchestra was on board for
the propose of providing music on the
trip and at Alsmogordo
Master Mechanic Winn was on hand
and had fixed up the No. 3 N fine shape
TO make the run. He stated to q HER
AID reporter that good time would be
made on the trip without doubt.
The old reliable engineer, Vim. Oliver.
was at the throttle and Hugh Monroe
was conductor of the special train
Which bore the party to it's destination.
The special train for Alamogordo
eft Ell Psso at 10:45 and arrived in
hat city at 1:30, making the distance
n two hours and forty five minutes.
Owing to the fact that the judges of
he court will have to be back at San.
q Fe to open court Oh Monday morn
ng, special train will return with
hem tomorrow morning, but the gov
rnor and the rest of the party will
make the trip over the "ClOud
Route tomorrow and return
dsnday morning in time to catch the
'apta Fe train for home. Superinten-
ent Greig, as chsperon of the party,
Vill leave nothing undone to make the
rip q pleasant one.