El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-16

Colo, came in this morning over til
via the Santa Fe.
j. &. Carrera, a prominent mimi
engineer. OF Las Cruces, is in the cit
on bis way to the mining regions o
central Chihuahua.
Three members of the salvation
army arrived over the Santa Fee thi
morning in full uniform and attracted
a great deal of attention.
81. r. Ayers, general man ager of tn,
! Mining and SIN citing Supply Co o
Mexico, came in over the Santa Fe to
day accompanied by his wife.
A. W...Dutton, who founded the E
Paso Foundry, is in the city. Mr.. Dut
ton now represents Che Western Elec.
trical Supply Co. of St. Louis.
Miss Stella Jennings, of St. Louis
who has been the guest of her broth er
here for the three months, returned 10
her home this morning over the Santa
Fe.
| f. Q. Smith, treasurer of the Min
ing and Smelling Supply company OF
the City of Mexico, came up last nigh
and left today over the Santa Fe for
Denver.
| J. B. Sampson of Illinois, who has
| lately purchased ten thousand acres in
the state of San Luis Potosi, Mexico,
passed through the city on his way
back to his home.
Assistant Superintendent Aver, of
the Rio Grande division of the Santa
F'e, went over.the Southern Pacific this
afternoon for Deming. After looking
over the company's property at that
point he will proceed to Silver City.
VIM. B. Gibbs, superintendent of
the St. Louis United Copper company,
operating in the Jarillas, came in last
evening enroute to Las Cruces. where
he is liable to form q new partnership.
OF far more Importance, than any he
has ever made as a prospector or min
err.
A. r. Graham. OF Hudson Hot
Springs, N. M, arrived in the city yes
terday on q business trip occasioned by
the coming of the Chicago ball cam to
the Springs. Mr.. Graham is of the
opinion that if the "Orphans" stay
three weeks at the Springs they will
be on the home stretch for the pen
nant.
M. A. futile, q well-known railroad
man of Ration, N. M, is in the city to
day. He has been in the employ of the
Santa Fe at that point for some time
past and will leave here tomorrow for
the interior of Mexico. His health has
been failing ever since be returned
from the east and he goes into Mexico
with the hope of regaining strength.
W. B. Walton, editor of the Silver
City Independent, is In the city on q |
Jour OF curiosity regarding the alleged |
wonderful growth of Ell Paso. His
doubts were dispelled in short order
md he leaves this afternoon for Las
Cruces. Mr.. Walton has the making
II an excellent representative and
would add dignity to the navigation
committee in the Legislative councils
II the new state, yet to be formed.
Mrs. Britton Davis gave delight
ul box party last night in honor of
he guests of Mrs. J. Il. Russell, Mrs.
dorehouse, Mrs. Hovey and Mrs.
3rown. After the theatre q delight
ul lunch was served at the Senate
rill room. Those.present besides the
air hostess and guests of honor were
'rown, and Messrs. Britton Davis. E. G
;. Brown, J. II. Russell, E. J. Nc
'auley, and Aldrich. !.
Yesterday afternoon the little ones
njoyed birthday party given at Mrs.
G. Simino's on North Oregon street
, honor of the birthdays of little Ro- g
ana and Irene, aged respectively four z
nd two years. The little ones enioyed
1emselves from three until five, then +
sfreshme2ts were served. The table r
as beautifully decorated. OF those q
resent were Misses Francis Handibo.
larry Lewis, Estella Goodman, Elsa
ohlberg, Stella Drummer, Emma q
runner, Iona Pitzer, Lenora Pitzer, 8
larion Campbell, and the Messrs. Lo-
an, Campbell, Harry Corners, Leo h
ohlberg, Nicholas Stancil, and Carl
Goldman.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
ub was held yesterday afternoon in
le commissioners room at the court Il
ouse. After the regular routine of |.
ls1ness bad been transacted the fol-
wing subjects were discussed: scien- &
nc, political, educational, artistic. q
RS. Merchant read a circular letter :
ON New York in which the sender e
sgRed for the signatures and support q
the clu b to put on petition to be y
'esented to congress to eXpel Roberts s
Utah. No action was taken on the 4
tier. Mrs. Leigh Clark was elected =
'legate to the Galveston convention g
lth Mrs. e. KOhlberg as alternate e
ne subject of q name for the new =
.rk was mentioned but the members g
cioed not to express an opinion as a 4
lb, considering it outside of their =
risdiction. &
AT HOTELS. &
Center Block: E. A. Pierson, AL 8
querque; e. Waldo Ward, New q
Dirk; w. b. Walton, Silver City: II. q,