El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-18


Schupbach and Jessup, of the G.. H..
aeadheaded to Sanderson last night
to fill some vacancies caused by rail-
road men being summoned to attend
court at San Antonio.
Ray Merrill. the day call boy of the
G. H., is sick and his place is being
filled by Jimmie Schwartz. Some o.
the boys are mean enough to say that
Ray had too much "supe" when the
Jcssey Stock company was here.
Sixteen car loads of two-year-old cat
lie were transferred from the S. p. to
the T. & p. this morning and went east
this afternoon. Seventeen more cars
of stock were transferred this after
noon and will go to Pecos over the A..
& 7. in the morning.
Mr.. Houghton of the Santa Fe has
received a fifty-pound box of fine win
ter apples from A. b. Coon of Socorro.
..,r Coon has arranged with the Santa
Fee to bring him down a car of these
apples to put on the Ell Paso market
for the holiday trade
Besides this new train the California
Limited will be put on each way daily.
where it has only been three times a
week heretofore. This will give the
Santa Fe three daily passenger trains
each way between Chicago and the Pa
cific coast. This is a more perfect pas
senger service than is put on by any
other transcontinental line
Ed Teller. the messenger boy for the
u. H. master mechanic. is still sick.
M. Cytron, a newsboy. who runs out
of Los Angeles on the S. P, came here
last Friday to meet the special train
which was to have passed through on
Saturday with lot of United States
marines. Inere has been some slip in
the connections and the marines have
not even left New Orleans yet. Cy-
irons fruit is decayihg and he is los
ing valuable time and his loss will be
heavy.
J. ]. Anthony, excursion agent from
Washington passed through this morn
ing with fourteen people in his car.
he came in with more but some of
them stopped here. Whether or not
he wishes ii insinuate that western
people are better than eastern is not
for Link and Pin" to say. but Mr.. An
thony said, 81 have the incest. finest
lot of passengers that 1 have ever
brought through. They are western
people who spent the summer in the
east and are returning home"
ASeHL VI Tie D. WtIll
west this morning with Mr.. Shepard.
Mr.. Hunt will return Thursday to
spend Christmas at home and will be
accompanied by mis- son, Chester, VINO
will come home from San Mateo, Cal,
where he is attending college, to spend
theholidays with his parents. The
fruits of Mr.. Hunts hustling for bus
mess for the S. p. are plainly evident.
w len he goes after a contract he gets
it and this is attested by the many
long, heavily laden freight trains whic-
are arriving daily from the west.
H. 1. Fay, an excursion agent from
---1nneapo..s, passed through this morn
ing. having in charge twenty-one
through tourists. Mr.. Fay says he is
dead in love with Ell Paso and her eli
mate and if he could get into good
position here he would certainly make
this city his home He says that If
there is any citizen of Ell Paso kicking
on the weather here being too cold,
that citizen shou.- take a trip to Min
neapoIis. When he got back home he
would cease to complain OF the cold
weather.
NEW SANTA FEE TINE CARD.
On the 9th inst, the Santa Fe will
put on a new time card. The incoming
train to Ell Paso will arrive at instead
of 1870 a. m. and will leave at 9:15 in
stead of 7:45 p. m. The connections
at Albuquerque with the Santa Fe Pa
cific are as follows: The north bound
Ell Paso train will connect with the
east bound Santa Fee Pacific at Albu-
querque at breakfast and the incoming
II. Paso train, which is a part of the
west bound Santa Fe Pacific is at AL
buquerque for supper with a new san
francisco train which will be there
east bound at GAS p. m. This new train
will be put on when the new schedule
takes effect and will run each way daily
between Chicago and San Francisco.
The west bound of the new train is