El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-28
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( was four hours late. The IL is a IL
TO be a wreck of the limited neal Oak
land. Particulars could not be learned.
| but / tbs reported that a woman was
hurt.
The 7. * p. received two new water
| cars last night to be used On this end
OF the
Harry McCabe. "A I. & =. brakeman
is off for a short rest and his place is
being filled by Brakeman Hickey.
r. n. Gill. night fireman of the G. II.
shops stationary boiler. has returned
to work after being OF sick several
days.
| brakeman. left this morning for Tue
! son to spend a few weeks with her
mother.
Nineteen cars OF cattle and one of
horses went east over the T. 4 p. this
morning. They are TO be wintered at
J Midland.
! The special officers Of the railroad
companies are enforcing a vigorous
policy towards hoboes. Fifteen have
been taken 10 Jail from the G.. II. yards
ID. r. Banta. a A. * p. switchman
who has been off sick for the past few
days, has returned to work. Extra
Brakeman Graham flied his place dur
ing his absence.
The G.. H. and I. & II. shops will
close down for Thanksgiving. IL is
just as well so. Tor the boys would be
too full-of turkey. TO FORK in the
Afternoon anyway.
The round house. work shops and
store room which the Santa Fee Pacific
company is erecting at Gallup. n. NJ.
will be completed in about three
weeks. The buildings are all of brick
and make a neat appearance.
William Kennedy. a T. & p. night
s~witchman. who has been of sick for
a few days returned to work last night.
r. b. Smith. a T. & p. fireman. who
mas been sick and unable to work for
the past few days. returned to work
today.
Fireman Elder of the G.. II. dead
headed in from S~anderson yesterday.
He had gone out on his regular run
and took SO sick at Sanderson hat he
had to give it up and come back. Fire
man Stoltz went out last night to take
his place.
The wife of Ed Mckinley. a G.. H. en-
gineer. arrived this morning from San
Antonio. When Ed came here from
Del Rio DOT three months ago his
wife vent to San Antonio to live with
her parents until he became perma-
nently located
Coal CRATES have been put in the
furnace of the G.. II. shops station
airy boiler and now instead of pitching
in big sticks the fireman shovels o a
II makes the work much easier on the
firemen and they have long been wish
ing for the change.
Stewart Homer. who has been firing
ON the G. n. for a long time. has been
promoted to engineer and left for San
derson last night to be initiated IN
the switch engine of the company at
that place. He fired the passenger
train to- that place last night.
w. II. Walker. of Evansville. Ind.
went to work in the 6. H. boiler shop
today at noon. Few men have the
persey GRANGE OF Mr.. Walker. He has
been in Ell Paso two weeks and called
at each of the railroad shops once ev-
cry work day since he has been here.
Engineer Mcfarland of the T. < p.
has made a freight record from Toyah.
He brought in a train of sixteen loads
one empty G that 200 miles of
mountainous track in eight hours.
Twelve hours has heretofore been the
best time that a freight train was
YER brought IN from Toyah.
Ed Murphy. a machinist for the Sier-
IA Madre road. is sick with typhoid
fever at Hotel Dieu. He has been Sc
sick but is on the improve now.
His parents and sisters have come to
city from Burlington. Iowa. and
make this their future home.
L. II. Francisco. a G.. H. fireman.
came in from Valentine sick this
morning.
About thirty-five bran new refriger-
ator cars. never e used. of the Fruit
Growers Express company are in the
T. & p. yards and about twice that
number OF old mes. They are to be
transferred to the S. p. and taken to
to be loaded with oranges
and other fruits for the eastern mark
cts. |
The old reliable Henry simmons. |
car cleaner for the 4. & p. has return
from a visit to Gordon. Tex. where
went to loo after his property. He
he is going to sell out there and
invest in Ell Paso real estate. He says
back east, even the kids. has
got money and he believes that even
democrats are glad that Mckinley
was elected.