El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25

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Paso? Isi IL the cowboy and the Mex
loan or is it the railroad man sna toe
miner? And not only does the latter
pair do more for the .own but they
have done practically all the life-Riv-
irQ work for the carnival. AT least The
| life OF the carnival movement Is due
to railroad men.
The central part of the design, re-
presenting Mt. Franklin In artificial
eruption is all right, but IL the carni-
val wants she support of the raiiroader
and the miner they should not give
them q back seat for the cowboy and
the Mexican.
II is not TOO late would advise the
committee on designs 70 have Mr..
Artist try his hand again and let his
brains be full OF the truth about the
carnival as he manipulates his pencil.
Let him know that to the railroader 1s
due the life OF the carnival and that to-
the mining man Is due much OF IT g
business OF FL Paso. remem bering At
the same time tina. the Mexican would
have seen the carnival die an iRoomin-
ious death while he stood Idly by and
waited to see what manana had In store
for him and that there are few COW
boys now in the country upon which
Ell Paso depends for existence.
make this kick knowing that l
speak for all railroad ers, miners, and
fair minded citizens of Ell Paso. Hop
ing it will have the intended effect, l
am yours For the Carnival,
B. L. T.
Sparks From The Engine.
Superintendeut Martin OF the @. h.
left Yesterday evening for Houston on
business.
Commercial Agent Hunt of the S. P.
left this morning for business "trip
through Arizona.
Fireman Mote, Of the S. p, reported
q few days sick.
Jesse Hammer, the stationary en-
gineer at the G.. n. shops Is off on
account OF being sick.
w. NJ. Watson, formally an employ
in the Santa Fe freight office, in Ell
Paso, was in the city en- route 20 Chi
cago.
JIG. Gibson, dispatcher for the T.
* r. al Big Springs, came In last night
and left this morning for visit in
Bo~ie, Ariz.
Tom Coffy and wife came In thi.
morning from Ssndersou where he l.
night ysrdmsster. Mrs. Coffy is In
poor health.
Engineer G.. z. Walker snd Fireman
]. W. Hollis, OF the G. h, reported
for duty this morning after few days
off on account of being sick.
Tom Mcpherson, formerly q mschin-
ist of the G.. b. shops, lie in town from
Tu ,son where he is holding the came
position with the Southern Pacific.
Fireman S. q. Whaley returned
yesterday from San Antonio. where he
has been in the hospital since the 14th
inst, aud reported for duty THE morn
Ing.
Assistant Line Clerk Ligon OF the S.
p. freight house lefs yesterday even
ing for Houston in response to q tele-
gram snnouu cling the serious illness OF
his wife in that city.
Fireman Cook, OF the G. b came n
this morning from Del Rio, where he
has been working for the past several
He has exchanged places !
With Fireman Steele and Will make
this place his home. he lived here
previous to his going to Del Rio.
Fireman F. S. Hines OF the G. q.
has received = letter from Tom Turley, |
the @. q. machinist who Is In the hos |
pitsl at San Antonio. Tom ssys he !
has been . very sick man and ~as
still suffering with . high fever when |
ne wrote. His fever was l02 when he |
wrote and 10 had been l04 All the |
shop boys and Tom's friends outside of
the shops hope TO see him back we'll |
nan in q short time.
Stepciller Edwards of the G. q. sage |
hat he received orders TO paint all |
"a booses that are repaired in the q. 81. |
shops in the future = deep red instead |
,f the rose color that has been used On |
,abooses heretofore. The letters ald |
igures will be put on with white paint |
instead OF black as heretofore.
Ed. Northrup, brass fnisher in the |
). 81 shops, has been off from work |
he past two days on account of being
'iok. Is was from his house the last
II the five fire alarms was turned in
asst night, and 10 was his brother In
aw who received some serious burns