El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-15
LINK AND PIN.

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rich in mineral resources and to offei
good range FOR cattle.
Sparks From the Engine.
i John Kelley, the day car inspector
fer the G.. h, 10 sick today.
Fireman Elder, OF the G II. is 70,
able TO be a. work on account OF sick =
ness.
! w. C. Mile. equipDrn, Inspector
for the SJutbern Pacific. II 10 u e city
from LIS Ans ele-.
L Seamacds. travelling conductor
OF Ih, ) L, csme a from Tucson las;
night aud returned this morning.
A daugh ter of Freight Agent Com
fort, of the Mexican Cen trail In Jusrt 4.
returned this morning from . visit to q
sister who is attending school at Las
Cruces.
Frank Crozier. who has been road
mast fo- she T. =. & y. + at Alamo
gordo, left over the > = Saturday TO-
Morenci to work On the Morenci *
Southern.
Though still l!mpinz considerably,
Luke D. Young. the O Fl. car repair
er who had foot mashed while at
work one day last week, returned to
work thi, morning.
Bert Starr, formerly bookkeeper for
the L & G n. at Palestine, and two
trackIsyers from eastern Texas left
for Morenci Saturday TO work for the
Morenci & Southern.
Pollman sups Carley left yesterday
morning for the state Of Sonora, Mex =.
on q tour Of Inspection. Duriog his
absence Assistant Supt Cor bin will at
tend to his duties at this place.
w. h. Fletcher. formerly foreman OF
&C b. bridge ard building gang. has
returned to Kansas City to join
family, who, though he WAS here sew
eral years, never left their old home.
The return of ,he C Fl switch engine
TO duty this morning provided place
for the following men: Engineer
Henry. Firemso A n berson and Switch
meo Hogan, Galladay and UpdeRrah.
HI Bishop, cficisl photographer CT
the Southern Pacific, left yesterday
morning for Los Angeles, al which
place and San Francisco he will spend
q few weeks for pleasure aud recreA-
ton.
Engineer Crane, of the S p, il Of
for a few days on account of having 10
mi-s run 60 meet his family. who
" ere returning from trip To CAlifor-
mia. Engineer Maish is working in his |
place.
]. A. Naugle, msnsger OF the Sonora |
road, with headquarters At Gusymss,
passed through this city Friday even.
ing In his private car, "trancisco,
on his way TO meet his family at Ne~
Orleans on their return from trip |
east. !
The tourist car yesterday was from
Washington and contained thirty |
seven people. This morning Cincin- |
o Att car passed through with thirteen |
through tourists from the Central
states - California. The car this
morning was In charge OF Q Il Phil /
lips Jr, OF C.n-in-a-i.
JH Hunt, of Cimsrron, NJ, came
ln this morning ard viii spend the
win,er IN FL Psso With his son Charles
hunt. " 90 lie Mexican manager OF me
Live Stock Commission company, of
this city. The elder Mr. Hunt lie 81
years OF age but bright and spry fer
one 90 old.
Messrs. RAIDER. McWillisms, Nickel
ICON ard McKie, of the G 81 shop Of
dce., went to Marathon Saturday
night on a hunting trio. When asked
where ,heir game wes MCKEE, who got
,ff the train at the depot Empty -hand-
ID, said that RAIDER got If at the juno
ION with H.. Link and Pin" is from
Harry Ingersoll. formerly head i
ba'nman iu q surveyiug corps on lbs I;
J. P. & N. E., went TO work this morn
ng on the Improvements that are be
ng made on Sunset Heights. He will |
10 foreman of q grading gang on the g.,
rizopa and New Mexico railroad S
1hen the work Of widening Its gauge I
commences.
Bradley aud daughter, Mira w
|pohr, arrived from Chicago on the
auts Fe this morning Mr. Bradley
, foreman OF bridges aud building for
he Mexican Central between Juart z
nd JImulco and has ben to ChicsGo :
Or the purpose Of brip ginR bis daugh- q
er down To spend the winter at his !;
ONE in chihuahua for she benefit tf =
er health. Mrs Spohr's husband IL
ispstcher and agent for the Grand +
'runk rail vsy 81 West Harvey, H.,
lburb of Chicago. T.