El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-02

| was found sitting on the front trucks
| a. incomes rnsd rs frog on q log, "a
| 10 ignoring all danger In its latin.
fulness To it's duty Of sighting all
| points OF danger ahead. Au ipterest-
ing coincidence corrected with she
accident Il the fact thai Just tnree
years 70 a day before it there was An
explos!on Of gas n O coal mine With n
. few yards OF the scene OF this scci-
| dent and five citizens OF Johnston City
we're killed.
Sparks From the Engine.
| General Manager Ramsey OF the
Sierra Msdre l.ne is back from Casss
| G. andes.
| The G q - s. A pay car was pay
ing the Ell Paso boys off yesterday
afternoon.
Four cars OF Texas porkers passe d
through yesterday on their way To the
Los Angeles slaughter pen.
Stenciller Harry Ed wards is on duty
In the G. II. yards again after fe"
days of on account of rickoess.
w. s. Rue, the day hostler for the
T. & P, took q Gay "a yesterday Go
attend to q matter Of private business.
General Traffic Agent Logan, OF the
Sierra Madre line, went down the
Mexican Central yesterday to spend q
few days attending to business for his
road.
The Sierra Marie road brought up q
car of -four from soe roller flour mill
at old Casas Grsndes to be put on the
| Ell Paso market last week.
About Q dozen Mexican miners
| from she interior of the republic went
down the Sierra Msdre line yesterday
20 work In she mines along that road
A. Gonzales, OF this city, who has q
-anch 81 Dublsn, brought up 9 car Il
beef cattle for the Ell Pa,o market yes
tsrdsy. They we're raised on his
ranch.
Twenty cars of cattle and four Of
horses were tranferred from the 5. r.
to the T. & r. yesterday. The cattle
was going to Midland and the horses
to Cairo, Ill.
The @. 81. bulletin board this moro
ing announced that the morning train
from the east WAS six hours late. The
). p. passenger train was made up and
went Gus on tune.
The Galveston, Houston & Northern
r .ilrosd company mas issued circulars
announcing that the road has recover
ed from the damages wrought by the
81 )rm aud Is again doing busint S.
JC haynes. stenogrspher to Freight
Agent MCCARTHY 1t the joint freight
depot In this oity. has been suffering
win cholera NOR bus for the past three
days and has been unable to attend to
lis dutiss.
The Sierra Madre line brought up
three extra trains loaded with ore last
that line and was being taken 20 the
m .lters st this place and Pueblo, Colo.
The Southern Pacific is handling 81
car loads OF machinery ter the Com mon
sesl.h Mining and Milling company at
Pearce, Arizona. This Is one Of the
largest shipments Of machinery ever
sent TO one firm in the southwest.
willism Shindler, the night hos.le-
Sunday nights on account " beiuR
sick. His place was filed by Fred
Patterson. = fireman, who also filed
the place of Hostler Rae, when he was
of.
The boiler OF engine 900. which was
recen ly placed &c the G. a. shops for
repairs, was founa tn be in need OF q
new 6rebox and Will be shipped to
San Antonio To be fitted uo WIN that
necessary ao junct. The rest OF the en-
CINE will bs overhauled here.
Switch engines 40 add so OF the T &
P, which have been on duty go long IA
the yards of the company 1t this end
OF the road have besn put In the shops
for q general overhauling. Freight CO.
CINE 1913, which has just come out of
she shops. 10 doing the switching while
she others are In the shops.
]. L. Sesmauds, travelling conductor
for the s. P, came down from Tuscon
Sunday TO meet his family who are on
their way home from a three months
visit to their old home In West Vir-
Rinis. Mr.. Ssamsnds' mother is 10
the party, she being on her way TO
Tucson to spend the winter with her
son. She has been m skiog her home
With other sons In San Antonio.
CS Mlngus, formerly of Marshall.
10 now working st his trade of tool
dresser In the blacksmith department
of tbs G. q. shops In this city. BE
vas tool dresser for T.. +. in Msrshsll
for fourteen years and is popular with
those who know him. One OF the
copoersmi,hs In the G. a. shops here
ga, that be lived in the same house
with him in Marshall and he never saw
a finer man In all his life. Mr.. Min
Rus' family will come to make Ell Paso
their home In q few days.
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