El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-21

last night. he will return TO Santa Fe
this acknowledgements Citizen.
81. II. Hankins, of Cimarron, will
freight $4,000 feet of lumber from the
Eltown saw mill to the Edison niue,
to be used In the erection of the Edi-
son mill, now in process of construc-
tion.-New Mexico Miner.
A couple of Albuquerque sportsmeu
went down the Rio Grsnde to the old
Vermont & Rio Grande Cattle comps-
ny's old headquarters ranch, about
twenty miles below San Marcial, this
week and ina couple of days bagged 500
quail. Chieftain.
Jas. Curran, of Dexter, N. Y, arriv.
ed here last Thursday, accompanied
by his nephew. Mr.. Curran is .
brOther-in-law to A. J. DeMules,
deceased, and is here to look after
his wife's interest in the DeMules
estate.-Las Cruces Independent
Democrat.
Norman N. Spear. travelling cor
respondent Of Sports Aheld, Claude
Kings sparkling hunting and fishing
journal, is now in town. Mr.. Spear
intends giving, through the columns Of
his journal, the status of things sporty
along the line and is now at work
gathering interesting material relative
to this vicinity. Information from all
eportsmen is gladly received.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
Frank Large, the hustling sheep
breeder. left week ago Wednesday
for Texas to buy sheep. Mrs. Large
left on Mondays train for San Angelo,
;cit ofo
Large will return about March to
complete the improvements on his
sheep farm east Of the Pecos river,
setting out cottonwood trees planting
an orchard and other developments he
is planning. Register.
Captain George Curry, ex-member
of the council and now prominent cfti-
zen of Tularosa, Dona Ana county, il
in the capital. He states that eastern
Dona Ana county and the people OF
Tularosa favor the creation of the
county of Sacramento. It IL under.
stood that the line of the Ell Pas0 &
construction from AlamOgordo north,
will run right close to the town of Tu.
larosa. He will be here several days.
Santa Fe New Mexican.
Arizona.
Mrs. James A. Garfield, widow oi
the martyred president, was q passen-
er on the flyer Monday night, bound
west.-Tombstone ProspectOr.
| Evangelist D. L. Moody held services
in Phoenix Sunday. Wslter Hill drove
the visitor over the valley Saturday,
Albuquerque Journal Democrat.
A party of Boston scholars are max.
ing their plans to search for ancient
relics in southern Arizona. They ex.
pect to start on their expedition the
latter part of this month. bstone
Prospector.
Judge William Burns, ex-president
of the New Mexico Legislative council,
was here yesterday en- route to Phoe.
nix. He represents an Ell Paso house
after an experience of one year in
Phoenix. -Arizona Daily Star.
r. 81. Samuel. of Pleasant valley
was In Globe, and said he did not look
with favor upon the prevailing storms
as the range in his part of the country
was pretty we'll covered with snow that
fell . month ago. -Arizona Daily Star
Captain McClintock will not allow
the grass to grow under his feet and
has rented Office rooms in the Cotton
block, Phoenix. and will Immediately
take up his interrupted task of fur
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newspapers.- Albuquerque Journal
democrat.
Engineer Becker, underiwhose super
vision the United Verde and Pacific
railroad to jerome was constructed
started out with corps of engineers
it ia said, to survey q route for the ex
tension of the U. v. & P. road to tn,
Equator mine. 1t is also rumored tina
the litigation over the property ha
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soon begin extensively. Should thes,
rumors prove true Jerome will coon be
come the largest mining camp In tn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
T. w. Tonkin, just up from Nina
Prietas, where he has been operating
; cyanide plant, brings the information
that the district is very lively. In fac
: throughout the state there is life in 81
lines of trade. Many strangers, CAPT
talists and others, are looking out tn
opportunities for Investment. Gold
copper and cattle are the objects mos
sought by investors. Mr.. TOnkin
visiting his brother, who has q good al
falfa ranch near Silver lake, but doe
not expect to remain lonR.-Tucso
ICitizen.
Both the generals who have becom
mixed up in an affair of honor q
Washington, are known in AriZons
the commanding general of the arm
generally and favorsbly SO, having bee
on duty sins the territory. or Eags
much less is known, but q good stor
is told in which he figured. Som
years ago there " as a case in court q
Prescott in which the eloquen
Tom Fitch and, the late Clar
Churchill took part from legs
standpoint. AS to which sid
EaRan was on, defendant or plaintiff,
matters little. Tom Fitch was maxim
an argument and during bis pleadin
he referred to EaQan as that soldier, {