El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-18

yards yesterday. The old gang hav-
| ing quit for various reasons.
Tracks. mining cars and supplies are
| being shipped daily to the White Oaks
GOAL fields.
RI. Stewart, master mechanic of
the White Oaks left this morning for
| AlamogordO.
J.P. Hughes, the railroad contractor
has gone to Morenci A. T. TO figure on
some railroad work.
Hugh Smith, G. n. switchman. re-
turned to work yesterday after spend
| ing pleasant vacation.
Herbert J. Bishop, the travelling
photographer for the G. 81. Go. arrived
| yesterday from Houston.
| Richard Jones, chief trsin dispatcher
for the G. b. at Houston has gone on
vacation to Albuquerque.
crowd on the T. P. on next Saturday,
who are bound for Cloudcroft.
John Merriman, the G. 81. conductor
has gone to Salt Lake City on 30
days leave. Graves relieves him.
Jesse Hammer who runs the water
purifier in the 6. 81. shops has gone on
q vacation to his home in Indiana.
Colonel" Dacey, the coppersmith
at the G.. 81. shops. has just completed
beautiful ball surmounted by an eagle
for the flag pole.
w. h. Watson. an engineer on the
Mexican Central, left yesterday for
Hastings, Nebraska, where he will
spend 80 days's vacation.
Engineer John Kellenberger, of the
G. H., was around town yesterday
opening soda water In honor of the
advent of little daughter. Mrs. KEEL
| len berger is doing well and conse-
quently John is in good spirits.
| 1.-THE G. n. hose company had their
practice run on Wednesday night and
m sde the run, coupled and had water
going in 26 seconds. After the practise
was over the boys all adjourned to par
| take of lunch and q keg of G. 81. wa
| ter which was the treat of their Cap
tain Harry Belthes.
&c. Stubbs, Sd vice president, E. o.
Mccormack, and S. Horsburg, assist
ant general traffic manager of the
| Southern Pacific, arrived here yester-
day morning in q private car. After
| rem aiming q few hours to attend to
some Important business, they immed-
| lately left for the east.
F. A. Brown, G. 81. switchman on
| the Hill division and Miss Aggie Muir
ply, daughter of the roadmaster on
the Del Rio division, were married
Tuesday, Aug. IA, at the residence of
the BRIDES parents, and are now on
heir way to Terrell, Tex, the home of
the bridegroom where they will spend
their honeymoon.
Here are two of q kind. Pass them
along. The item is taken from the San
Marcial Bee: w. L. Hewitt, who has
been employed as helper in the rail-
road blacksmith shops for several
months, skipped the town last week,
leaving quite Q numb Der of unpaid bills.
Mrs. Hewitt, who did dressmaking, is
also seeking new worlds to conquer
Elk.
Superintendent o. w. Case of the
Pacific Express Co. has issued the fol-
lowing to agents: Until further ad
vised the Pacific Express company will
not carry money in large quantities or
In packages of over 800 from one ship
per to another at any one time between
Thurber Junction & Ell PasO. The
reason for this rule ia that the hazard
is too great to justify the company. In
doing 80, we, having reliable informa-
ton that there is a gang of train rob-
bers in the western part OF the state
whose actions indicate THAI they are
planning to hold up trains. You
will be able to explain to those who
offer shipments of money for points be-
tween Thurber Junction & Ell Paso, or
other points beyond Ell Paso to go on
this route. Why we can not under the
present conditions take the risk.