El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-26

of ore came no over the Mexican Cen
trail Monday. There were three Train
or ~ car loads in one day. Inc or
WA, from different mines on tue roa'
and Was brought to the FL Paso sTelt
err.
Fine Cattle For The Mo-mons.
O p Brown, the popular cattle maj
of COlopia JuareZ. wentdown the Slerri
Madre line with car OF thorough bret
Jersey cattle this morning. Mr. brown
hs. been To Kansas where he TOOL
eight cara of beef cattle aud purchased
the car of fine Jerseys that he IL nov
taking home.
Road Badly Damaged.
The Gulf * Interstate railway
eA.eLoius from Port Bolivar To Beau
mott, which suffered greatly from the
-,orm, has upon application been
placed in the hands OF . receiver, who
has been authorized to iesue re-
ceiver's certificates, bearing per
cent interest and payable not later
than six months from date OF issuance
The certificates are to be considered q
frss lien on the railroad property. The
money raised by the sale OF the certi-
ficsses 10 to be used in temporarily
operating the road.
painful Accident.
Harry Likes, G.. e. fireman, went
out on sn extra this morning, leav-
ing here at 2:30. When near Fort
Hspcook the shaker bar flew Of the
engine aod hit him a terrible blow on
she law. The fireman was taken Oh the
helper 81 Fort Hancock TO take his
place on the extra and he WAS brought
in on the west bound passenger. He
sAs met ~ the depot by his half
brother, Fred Conpers, 9 q. h. en-
gineer, who took him to their home on
North Florence street. His jaw was
badly lacersted aod swollen bus the
bone 10 not broken. Dr. Wright was
called TO dress the wound.
Shipping Citizens Out.
A party OF fellows with nothing else
20 do az the time were figuring at the
ST. P. depot yesterday evening upon
the number of Mexican lsoorers that
are being taken out OF this city TO
work on railroads west and north OF
here. Their calculations developed the
surprising fact that within the past
six months considerably over 1000
we're shipped over the 5. +. alone
A nd they -ay that not many OF them
nave come OdCG. IL euppOeTo bbob
most Of these were citizen OF Ell Paso-
IL so. we may not loom up 90 large
when IL comes to show down OF our
figures.
Two Merry Men.
Harry Alexander, assistant general
freig nj and passenger agent OF the T..
p x y. E left this morning for Dallas
to . . ist Mr.. Greig, who went yesterda-,
IN 1s,aplis hing Cloud croft headqusrieis
a. the state fair and Dallas exposition
which will Cpan In that city Sunday.
After the headqu srters sre established
Mr.. Greiy will return and leave Mr..
In charge. While there a.
ton OF our ''roof garden" Mr.. Alexan-
der will also advertise the Ell Paso mid
winter carnival oy distri butinR buttons
and printed matter among the visitors
w tse fair These gentleman are full
Of vim and hustle aud are the wheel
nor ses n the carnival movement - tor
Ing the Idea to life when almos. the
last hope for IL had fied.
oalck Bridge Work
Within six days from the commence
me1s OF the WORK OF repairing the
wrecked Santa Fee railroad bridge At
Galveston trains were running over IL. |
The sight of a passenger train crossing |
he bridge revived tie hopes OF the
people of Galveston and the thought
hat communication, unrestricted, had
been established with the outside world |
ass cheered and treasured those who
rant TO see the clay rebuilt. Col. l.. j.
Folk, general manager OF the Santa Fe
abroad, to whom belongs the credit OF
he undertaking !s proud OF the achieve
aens and be is receiving the thanks Of
he people of the stricken city for max
erection OF the city. The regular
'assenger service of ali the roads has
cen resumed, all Of them using the one
epsired bridge to cross to the Island.
iood For the Buns.
Some amusing mistakes occur in
ny line of work." said Western
Inlon operator yesterday. I'm the
grly eighties / was working for the
'sxas and Pacific road. a freight con-
uctor going east received orders at
Itsle station beyond Sierra Blanca TO
top al a certain station aud pick up u
A. load OF buns. he thought the
rider was peculiar but IL was not for
/ n TO decide, 90 he made a memorsn-
um OF IL and put Il In his pocket.
When he reached the station be looked
us and saw half dozen tramps cit
Ing In an empty box car. He =ent up
D Ihe boys and asked them IL they
ranss to take ride. They replied
q the affirmative aud ne switched
heir car onto the train. When he
cached the feeding station he took
hs tramps out and fed and wstered
hem. then proceeded on his journey.
,n reaching Big Springs the superin-
e-den. came ont and asked the con-
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