El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-06

from, the tan of the Santa Fe at Mag
daIena. New Mexico. to Chorlide In
the Black Range mountains. The new
road is to he the Black Range railway
g. III TRAIN LATE.
The G. H. passenger train this morn
ing was nearly two hours late the
cause Of the delay was the extra long
train that the engine had to pull
when the train left San Antonio it
was composed of thirteen cars and
twelve OF them We're brought on to I'll
Paso. The train consisted of two Pull
mans three tourist cars. two baggage
cars. one mail and express car. one
horse car. two coaches. one Mexican
International car and the private car
OF Superintendent Martin. The Mex
lean international car was switched on
at Spofford. Mr.. Martins car stopped
here and eleven were taken on west
ward with a double header
NEW SANTA FEE TIME TABLE.
The new time table of the Santa Fe
takes- effect tomorrow morning. the
eth. The change is made to connect
more closely with the California Lin
tied at albuquerque for FL Paso and
Mexico.
Under the new time the train will
arrive in FL Paso at 1:30 a. m instead
of at 9: 80 as at present and all through
passengers will benefit Ell Paso as it
will give passengers five hours lay-over
here for the Mexican Central. AS the
trains now run the Santa Fe makes
close connection with the Mexican
Central and passengers for Mexico
have no opportunity to stop here with
out spending twenty-four hours
WHITE Is BACK.
The entire shops are full of light and
the whole world seems more bright to
the machinists in the G.. II. shops be-
canse OF the return OF their beloved J.
c. White. Jim has been east more than
a month and the shops have seemed to
he overshadowed with thick gloom.
so thick that the boys say they have
to cut out big chunks of II. since he
left And the shops do not contain all
the faces that are smiling on account
of his return. There are some fair
ones on North Stanton street that are
brighter today than they have been
for several weeks. White is one OF
the most popular machinists of the G.
RI.
THREE TOURIST CARS.
The three tourist cars that came in
on the q. II. this morning are from
Cincinnati. Washington and Minneap-
oils. The Cincinnati car is in charge
OF A. Cook and brought fifteen peo-
pie from the central states. six of
whom reached their destination when
they arrived here. Mr.. Cook says he
brought them out to- let them try the
winter weather of FL Paso. One rea-
sou of the extra length OF the train was
that this car should have come through
yesterday and was delayed day. but
10 &c NJ. haf h
ing be said about that il will not he
mentioned in this column The Wash
ington car is in charge of J. J. An
thony and has fourteen through tour
lists aboard. The Minneapolis car is
the first one to go through to Califor-
MIA from that city this season. 1t is in
charge of o. II. Fay and brought in six
people. two of them getting off here.
RACE HORSES GO THROUGH.
One of the extra cars on the long
train this morning was an Erie rail-
road car containing race horses. They
are the property of J. X Hughes, of
St Louis and are twelve in number.
They are being taken to San Francis
60 to enter the winter races at that
place. Among these horses are some
of the swiftest runners in the world.
The Light is one of them and she
won the worlds record for six and a
half furlongs on the st. Louis track
this season. Nick Carter" another of
This car load. was the holder OF that
record until The Light" took it away
from him. Some of the others in the
car are 'Sir Rolla." Dandy jim" and
Charlotte NJ" all having wide repu-
tations for getting over the turf
smoothly and swiftly. Mr. Hughes al
so has three yearling colts which he
is taking to San Francisco to train |
besides Mr.. Hughes
RAILROAD CLUB HOUSE FOR
LORDSBURG.
Superintendent Randolph of the
Southern Pacific at Tucson has an
nounced that he will help the employees
a comfortable library and reading
room
TheLordsbure Liberal has the fol- !
lowing to say of the plan:
y committee from the Railroad
Mems club called on Superintendent |
Randolph last week and asked for as
Sistance in preparing a club room !
They suggested that the bunk house
be moved across the track and fitted
mp for the club. After listening to all
the plansMr. Randolph promised them
something much better than they ask
ed for A building will either be NOV
ed here. or erected. which will contain
a reading room. an assembly room.
which can be used for dances. recep-
tons or other meetings. a billiard and
card room. abarber shop and bath