El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-30
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Going Home
Two hundred excursionists went
east on the T. P. last night.
Mexican Workmen
Fifty Mexicans left over the S. P.
this morning TO work on the Morenci
Southern.
San Antonio People Like FL paso.
The San Antonio people seem to like
Ell Psso fairly well,-since the q Il has
returned very small number to the
former city.
Hundreds To The Pacific Coast
The S P has done an exceptionally
large coast business, all their sleepers
having been filed on each run. Thurs
day has been the regular excursion Day,
bus to accommodate the large mum Der
80 of ticket purchasers, trains will be run
10 day Saturday, aud Monday.
another Big CroWd Coming
That there will be good crowd here
at the coming sheriff's convention Is
assured, as the G. b. Will give free
sranspor tation to the sheriffs and their
families who reside in counties along
their line.
The Texas and Pacific will bring the
sheri ifs free, but will make rate OF
one aud one-third fare for all others.
EIGHT ThOusa and Altogether.
The plumber of people brought into
FL Paso during the week ending today
spprcximates 5000. OF these the G.
d. brought a, 300, $50 coming from the
west; the T. P. 2, 100. and the santa F.e
500. The passengers were landed In Iii
Paso without a delay or an accident,
and the oficisls are happy over that
fact.
New Denver Sleeper Service.
The Santa Fee has put on q local
sleeper bstween Trinidad and Denver
via La Junta. Passengers from Ell
Psso and Mexico can transfer from the
sleeper at Trinidad and arrive in Den
yer the next morniug, thus avoiding
sAs lay over at Trinidad, which has
been necessary under previous condi-
Mons.
q. and IA. Takes Over Fitchburg.
LAWRENCE, Mass, June 1910
way enters upon q 99-year lease of the
Fi,chburg Railroad. The stockholders
of the Fitchburg authorized the Pre-
sident and Treasurer OF the Boston
and Maine to issue bonds to an amount
not exceeding at par value the sum OF
q, 600, 600 payable in gold.
New Western Railway.
OMAHA. June 3O.-Three hundred
cars Of steel rail-S2 pound-have been
ordered for the new western extension
of the Burlington to be delivered to-
morrow. This makes It practically
certain that the line ia to be rushed
shrougn to Ogden. The whole line
has has been surveyed to that point,
and through Ogden canon 1t has been
graded.
Long Runs of Through Trains.
CHICAGO, June 3O.-The Aschison |
viii put on q new train tomorrow which |
will run through without change from
Chicago to San Francisco, 2,5l7 miles. |
With the exception of the Canadian |
Pacific train which runs from Montreal |
to Vancouver, 1905 miles, II Is the /
longest run of any through train. The
Northern Pacific's long run from ST. |
Louis to Portland is 2.374 and the
Southern Pacific with it's Sunset linn
ited runs from New Orleans to San /
Francisco, ?. 480 miles, without change,
which has heretofore been the record
in the United States.
Santa Fe Loses Suit.
The jury in the case of Jules Mendo-
"a vs.. the A. T & s. F. Ry. returned
their verdict this morning in favor of
she plaintiff, awarding himGamages in
the sum of $500. Mendoza sued the
eomraDv as Guardian for his son. who
is minor. The son had q leg cut OF
in 1893 while riding On an engine of the
company.
The railroad company claimed Ii at
he had no right there and was there
fore not entitled to any damages on &C.
CONT of the injury. The son will now
sue the company on his own account.
The father sued for the probable
amount Of his sons wages until he was
OF age.
CIoudcroft and the White Oaks.
The White Oaks Cloudcroft head
quarters will be closed this evening.
The business of the road in its con-
nection with Cloudcroft, has been
most satisfactory, and nearly 1900 |
excursionists have been handled with
out either accident or delay. This
was large percentage of the incom-
ing visitors.
The excursion train took out this
morning 275 people, among them be.
ing the Wsxahachie Trumpet corps 1
who 60 ss guests OF General Superin-
tendert Greig. Many more not being
able to get off on the early train took |
she regular at 1870.
Over 100 visitors to the Baptist con.
yention at Alamogordo went up to
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