El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-03
Sparks From The Engine.

Sparks From The Engine.
Engineer Love, of the west end divi-
sion of the S. P. is on the sick list.
Fireman Perryman of the G. II. &
s. A. is laying of and Fireman Geo.
Majors is filling his position.
Eight car loads of cattle will be
turned over to the Santa Fee this even
ing from the r. G S. M. & P. and will
be sent to Engle, N. M.
Andy SCHNEIDER of the G. II. ma
chine shop was off duty yesterday, ca
PERTAINING his brother-in-law Harry
Rowland, who arrived from Denver
yesterday morning.
Freight engine No. 800. of the G. n.
& S. A. arrived at this point Wednes-
day night with her pilot badly dam
aged and was fixed up yesterday and
reported for duty last night.
Jim Paul, the genial night agent at
the G. 81. freight Office, has taken q
layoff for the next 80 days and will Wis.,
it the interesting points of Mexico
during his vacation. He will leave
about the 5th of the month.
j. w. Ward, superintendent of the
Rio Grande division of the T & P, re-
turned to his headquarters at Big
Springs yesterday. he was summoned
here to appear in the Britton Davis
damage suit against his company.
Passenger train No. 10 from the
west of the S. p, due here at l 80 yes
terday afternoon, did not arrive until
7:3O last night. She carried IL cars
and left for the east at 7:45 with 10 of
the cars and two engines pulling them.
The cause of the delay was the heavy
train. Iort
81. A. Wahlert, who is employed by
the WestinP house Air Brake Co. at
salary of $3.50 q month and expenses to
travel over the United States aud give
instructions as to the proper use of air
brakes, was circulating among the T.
& P. employees on this end of the line
yesterday. ,scasss
A new siding has been opened on the
G. q. & s. A. midway between Fabens
and Rio Grande, and is known as
"Tornillo." Another siding has been
opened on the same line between Mad
den and Fort Hancock. This place
will be known one hundred years
hence IS the great city of "Hulo.'
Engine No. 1s45. of the G. H., struck
the tank of engine No. 900 which was
not in the clear, in the G.. 81. yards
Wednesday night. The 900 received
no injuries whatever, but the pilot
beam of the 1845 was demolished
Workmen fixed it in short order yes
terday she was ready for duty last
night. 90 go
n. G. Wamelsdorff travelling car in
spector of the T. r., was in the city
yesterday looking over Chilly" Fett's
string of cars. y. He found everything
in first class condition and told ''Billy"
that he could continue his monthly
visits to the T. p. pa y car. Mr.. Wam-
eldorff's headquarters are at Marshall,
Texas.
A. Bonham dispatch, dated yester-
day, says: "John Scullin of st. Louis,
the protector of the new railroad from
Wolfe City to Denison, came in today,
accompanied by Col. r. G. Foster of
Denison. Mr.. Scullin examined the
depot grounds for the road, and then
went over the right of way from here
to Wolfe City,
Yesterday afternoon the State Ma
tional Bank of this city sued out writ
OF garnlshment, garnisheeing the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas railroad com
pany in the Harry S. johnson case.
The bank has claim against johnson,
hence the garnishment of the money
due him on the judgmentsrecently af-
hrmed by the supreme court against
the M. X. & T.-Denison Herald.
A passenger engine No. Ill, of the
this end of the T. & p. has been sent
to Big Springs to receive q thorough