El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23
Looks Promising.

riec 10 San Antonio yesterday, ca"S a.
on the G.. n. this mornins Win nN
bride. The G. Il. shop boys are eA
pectinp 10 liquid ate soon and Judging
from The smile Ed. wears one would
think they would have no trouole,in Sc
curing tie means from him.
An Old Timer.
sabipo Alvillar, brother Of Juan AL
vilIar. is working at the e. b. depot 10
the nj ACE of +. Martinez who nao hls
s,a.r mashed while handling . trunk
the other day. Juan Alviliar Las oeen
an assistant aud sort of supply shipping
clerk At The @. 81. depot for the Pass
eight en- years and IL vaiueo sno
trusted employee. Every supply tor sne
road between this city and Del Rio
poa. Through his hands. he knows when
men now holding big jobs with the
company were roustabouts, ONCE boys
and OF ner small potatoes. Every ooay
Who has had business with the company
a, the FL Paso station knows Juan, II
rhsy don's know his other name, aud
everybody that knows him respects him
for his courtesy and faithfulness TO Ills
duties.
HOW He Missed it.
il. Heushaw, a prominent attorney.
real estate agent and telephone man,
of Metropolis, H., and an old friend OF
Link and Pin " came In from the
east last night on the T. 4 p, aud
wen. out ON the 8. p. this morning.
he is on q tour of the west and will re-
,uru home via the Northern Pacific.
Like many another traveller he judg-
ed III Paso by her location near the de-
cert ne crossed coming and in the coun-
,ry supposed TO be isolated from civil
zsrion and thinktug that the town
would only make him more anxious TO
be back in Illinois where the grass is
knee nigh aud the mosq uitoes as Dig
as June bugs, he remained In his room
ali through his short stay here.
When told this mornioR OF the gio'i-
e. and the Wonders OF the Pass City
and eho~ q some pictures as proofs OF
the t-uthfulness OF the informsnts
claims, he expressed great regret that
he had not strolled around little and
viewed the sights that he Will not have
the opportunity Of seeing In any othe-
pl-..- 10 existeuce-
He will return home with the
shought haunting him that ne
made a great long "trip AND spent
rou=ide cradle money 20 zee the
estand then missed the best part oil
che hole chow by not taxiHg icoA
around FL Paso while here.
Sparks From the Engine.
Within the last few days dozen @.
q. student firemen have been O. KID
and ere now extra firemen.
Arthur Putnam has quit his position
IN rbe custom service and returned TO
his old position a. the purifying plant
of the, G.. q.
w.D. Herring, claim agent OF the
~ & Caneraf railroad.
csue ! q on the T. Il p. last night ard
wen- On TO Demiue on the S. r. this
morning on a business trip.
a. c. BorcherdinR, master car
repair OF the G. b. shops, sreturned this
morning from his monthly inspection
trip over the road.
Charles Fourier, q car repAirer In
IL. q. q. sheds, returned 20 work this
morning after being OF q week on
account OF being sick. He was taken
suddenly i'll last Thursday morning.
d. A. Middleton, an engineer on the
t. K y. o, came in on the q. n. this
morning with his family to visit she
family Of 81. A. Bsths, q @. r. copper
-mi.h. Mr.. Middleton is Mrs. Beths's
uncle.
J. T. Cox, Q coppersmith who has
been working in the shops OF the Gulf, |
Colorado & Santa Fe railroad ~ Gle |
Durne. arrived In Ell Paso last night
md will 60 to work at his trade In she |
3. a. shops in this city tomorrow morn
ng. His family will come 10 week
1r SO.
F. :. Hines, tie G. II. fireman
= no vent 10 San Antonio about swo
weeks ago TO enter the railroad hos
,ital for treatment for lumbsgo,
-erurned home convslescens this
morning.. The G. q. shop boys have
card from some source that ne
--~uyht q bride back with him but
nry could not hear for certain how
.o0u. il.
T. 4. Turley, q machinist In the O..
4. shops, had his wheel stolen from
ne corner of San Antonio street
nd Myrtle avenue yesterday evening
ooui els. The wheel il a Monarcn,
W 2l5220, and had been In use only
NO weeks. The frame 10 black aud the
inns are white with blue stripe
around the outer edges
A machinist named Fair who has
been employed in the Mexican CentrA,
,hops a, San Luis Potosi, CON mencec
xorx in the q. n. shops in this city /
his morning. The boys say now that
.hey will not need TO 60 TO that lair
Town in Mexico, for the Fair has come
rom down in Mexico to them.
Charles L. Prosper and wife left last
tight ov .r the Santa Fe for Cheyenne, |
Wyomiug. where he will work In the
,hops of the Union Pacific. He Is a
nscniui-t and has been employed In
he q. q. shops Ia this city but resign
ID 10 accept the job at Cheyenne. May |
Charlie prosper IN his new home.