El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-24
7. p. pay Car In.

Toe L. r. paw car came 10 aooul
O'Clock yesterday evening -
attached 10 q freight train NJ
freight train Was pulled by the orsno
new fr-ighter, 259, on It's nrs' "Trip W
Ell Psso-
Electric Railway At Sherman
The Dsafson ~ Sherman RAuway
eomD.uy. with a capital stock OF sioo,-
100 - psec chartered under tHe a."
of the state of Texas Inc purpose VI
the CORPORATION il TO construc.
electric railway between Denison .
sherman, a distance OF eight miles, Anu
avs miles of track within tnsse
Two Io-ps- TIE principal ONCE VI sne
company Is 81 Deni,on-
Charming Advertisements.
CCurris, the photographer, 10 maxim !,
for the White Oaks railroad seversl
hundred haul colored photographs OF
-cenery along the line oil that roAo :
Some of the views are panoramic, maoe
O. tnree 1f four sections, and are tnree
or four feet long Iney rePS,s
perfectly the scenery along the Cloud
CImblng route, and the coloring mas
bean done so skilfuil. that one leeIs
cool Jus, TO look a. the green trees
The work Is highly creditaoie.
ShlrtWdStiS coming.
A T.& p. swischman informs Link
and Pin" that on September the nrss
the witch men OF that road will adopt
the shirt waist fad and that ne Wu'
sopear on that day in a loud red one
h suggest. that a system OF colors TO
denote rank be adopted, for instance,
she mead brakeman be regaleo In fea
shir. wsi-t. the next man yeilo"
one. the next q blue. or If striped TO
nave the stripes runniog around, up
and down, or piss according to their
rank.
plenty Of Work.
There must be heap OF work going
ON somewhere TO the north and west Oh
mere " said y citizen of Moreuci, Ariz.,
a, the 3. Z. ststion this morning, lor
| have been here Just week ana nave
seen nine cars of iaoorers leave This
place for the north and west over
Ihe s. p. and Santa Fe." The ArlZonl-
al was here himself TO secure wotkios
men and failed 10 secure all he wanted
The republican campaign badge which
represents full dinner pail Is indeed
q tlItlsg one.
came In the Sierra Madre.
Mr.. Logan, of the Sierra Maore
lus, received yesterday letter from
4 lis
Fret National bank of Belleville, Iexs-.
-. winch he maxes inquiry about the
gan - De found 10 the Sierra Madre
mountains He Gays he has heard
that there are some bears there ana II
there are he wants to come over ana
kill SOM o. ,nem. He says that he
viii bring . party Of southern Texans
and some good bear dogs and camp on
bruiu'. trail. MIR. Logan says. "Of
l. n
the Slerra Mad re, for there sure are,
and rnaI isn't all tue dig game Mr.
dogs win lind dowo 10
those mountains. They'll be pretty
apt TO ran across some deer aud moun-
ssin lions
An Easy Thing
The pipes TO conduct the water from
the q. a. mesa wells to the yards of
the company 10 this city will De laid
ir'o rne yards today. Speaking OF this
~aSzr and the duty of the city TO secure
some similar water for the water works,
q switchuan 10 the G. a. yards said
this morning that he saw Mexican
driver OF oae of the wagons that peddle
mesa water over Iowu filling his tank
at q sprinkler hydraut and watched the
fellow to see what he did with 10. or
course he drove up TO the fret house on
his route and delivered the housewife
. bucket of the city water, for which
she Was pay ip 2 three cents Q gallon when
she had q n, drsnt OF the same water
right in the house.
Indians Building Railroads.
For the fret time In history, ssys the
Sd Louis Globe Democrat, the Ameri
can Indian has entered the field OF
railroad building. An important share
Of the construction of the BurlinRton's
10 mile extension from TolIcs, Mont,
10 Cody, Wye. has been assigned 70 the
Grow Indians. through whose reserva-
sior the right CT way OF this line has
been secured by the joint consent OF
the govern ment and the Indians them
se.Ve<. : be grsdiag and laying OF ties
aud rails for q distance OF about thirty
miles will be accomplished entirely by
Grow Indians. BetEeen forty and
atty miles Of the new line will De
bull: by expert railroad con-
traciors, ard the business of the ex-
tension through the Big Eorn basin TO
the eud Of the lice at Cody will be
constructed oy the Mormon colonists
who have located in The basin. By
letting the contracts for major por-
lion of the work TO the Indians and tne
Mormons the Burlington has adopted
y policy OF giving to the residents OF
the country through which the line Is
being built the advantage OF the re-
venue arising from the building OF the
road 10 this manner The money VIII
oe distributed among the people who,
after it's com pletion and future opera
zion, will form the constituency OF the
new road.
OF peculiar interest in the oui!ding
Of . portion OF this line by the Grow
Indians Is tina, the work 10 now under
way almost or the site of the terrible
Custer massacre of June 25 1876. Then
$500 Indians participated in u battle