El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-28
LINK AND PIN.
The Pay Car Coming

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The Pay Car Coming
Jim Sullivan, an extra passenger
conductor on the G.. b., went to De
Rio last night to get the pay car ane
will bring IL in Monday.
Hank Small Here
Hank Small superintendent OF bridges
and buildings of the G. H., came 10
from the east yesterday evening ano
will spend a few days, resting up In
Ell Psso.
Special Cloudcroft Excursion.
The special train over the White
Oaks route took between hlty anu sew
enty-6ye people to Clouoorolt tnie
morning. The majority OF them are
pro: pc ctive purchasers OF Cloaooroi'
real estate.
Southern Pacific Officials.
RP Schwerin, purchasing agent,
and A D Shepherd, general fre1g at
agent. OF the Southern Pacific, with
Headquarters 10 San Francisco, passed
throug OH this city last night In their
special car, "Sunset.'' Their destina-
tion is New York.
T.. p. Officials Here.
L. s. Thorne, general manager, and
r. Fen by, auditor of the T. & p, with
head quarters at Dallas, aud j. W..
Ward, superintendent of the Rio
Graz de division, from Big Springs, ar
rived in Ell Paso in Mr.. Thorne's pri-
general observation trip over the roso
I'LL raf,nrn aast tnmnrfOW.
Shortage OF Brakemen.
A shortage of brakemen on the G. b..
ia reported This is an unusual &C.
currence as the wages of the company
are good and the company Ia des1ra-
bic one for which to work. Il simply
means good business in railroad circles
everywh here and is deplorable state
of affairs for Bryan and his calamity
bowling followers.
Joseph Culver Dead.
Joseph, the six year old con Of w. S.
Culver, died &C the family residenc At
sO7 Wyoming street, to-day at l p. N.
His father is Q workman In the U. ID.
shops and the flag in the yards of that
The fellow had been sick seventeen
days and died of typhoid fever and
spinal meningitis.
Final Air Brake Limit.
BY an act Of congress passed some
years ago all railroads of the United
States were ordered to put air brake
attachments on all freight cars, but
owing to the fact that to have made
she change on short notice would have
worked hardships upon the companies,
extens ions of time were allowed. The
final Limit Ia August ], next, and If
there be any cars found without air
brake attachments after that date
their owners will be fined.
Sparks From the Engine.
General Manager Ramsey Of the Sic
rra Madre line returned yesterday from
q trip over his line.
Conductor Joe Graham Of the P
and n E is off duty on account of sick
ness and Conductor Lou Jones took his
train out this morning.
Willie Forbes is working at the night
yard clerks desk in the G 81 freight
Office during the absence OF the regular
clerk who is quite sick.
About Homes For Boys.
Special Police Rsyner at the S. P.
depot says the HERALD Is great sdver-
liz ing medium. he has had dozen
for that boy who came
here with the recruits and was taken
in charge by Mr. Rayner, an account
of which appeared in 'Link and Pin"
But he has lost track of the boy. Mr..
Rsyner says he had no idea that there
ing 20 adopt children, and If those
them will put in their appli.
cations to him and he can get four teen
or fifteen requests he will send to the or
phans' home in New Orleans and get
them, either boys or girls. This Ia no
Joke. Mr.. Rayner has big, warm |
aeart and takes pleasure in brighten |
ing the lives of his fellow beings.
About Paul 6Inther.
Henry Ginther, a workman In the T. |
P. shops, Is q brother of Paul Ginther,
he car repairer who was hurt In the |
). P. shops and about whom a work.
nan there made inquiries yesterday.
Henry was seen by the "L!nk and Pin"
nan this morning and the following
acts ascer tanned from him:
Paul has been down In Mexico the
past month; part of the time at his
nine, twenty-five miles from Santa
in chihuahua. and part of the
lime at the hot springs of Santa
Rosalia, at which place he received
much benefit for HE injuries. He Is
now able to be out of bed some and |
,an walk around little by holding to
objects. His arm has healed up but it |
10 twisted so that he will never be able |
20 use it to advantage. The injuries to |
his head are also we'll but his back Ia |
what received the most painful and |
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