El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-27

6uadaIdiard Railway Improvement
The Mexican Central railro ad is tt
improve it's terminal facilities at Qua
dala lara to the tune OF SloO,Ouo
Steel Cars Arrive For The hhit'
Oaks.
The new steel coal cars. twenty IL
number, which President EDDY oroer
ed for the E. P. & N. E, Will arrive
over the Santa Fee the first OF mex
week.
Here From San Antrnio.
Ed Ryan, master mechanic OF the y;
II. and S. A. shops at San Antonio anc
chief boiler inspector of the line be-
tween this city and San Antonio, Is at
tending to business in Ell Paso today.
Ran Too Fast.
The Rock Island railroad com pany
has $40 600 damage suit on It's hands
IS q, result of running Its trains
through Kansas City, KIN, faster
than the limit set by the ordinances
of that city. A flying switch engine
struck q citizen while he was crossing
the tracks and he has sued them for
the above amount.
Katy Well At Denlson.
The M X ST Co. are sinking large
we'll a. Denisou to furnish their en-
gines with water which during the dry
weather they have been getting from
the Denieon water works. The we'll ID
TO be large enough to furnish water all
the wear round for several points
along the line in Texas.
The Tp Will Meet Anything.
Mr.. Darbyshire wants merchants OF
FL Paso to understand that the 9 81 or
9 P system cannot give any rate or az
vantage that the T P will not meet at
once. He says that if the east bound
merchant or buyer goes via the r
without first consulting the T 2 people
he will lose money and otner
do everything In its power for
the building up of Ell Psso and for the
good of her merchants.
improvements In Next Seasons
Limited.
MIR. Parks, G P and T A of the G 81
* S. A railroad, who is now in the city,
saws that next season the Southern
Pacific system will make more OF q bid
than ever for the transcOntinental traf-
SC He says that the Sunset Limited
lrairs will be If any thing finer than
ever, and that there will be much
more frequent service than there was
last season. He says the road will do
everything possible to bring Ell Paso
to the front in advertising the attrac-
tions OF the southern route.
New Bullion Contract.
The S. P. yardmaster has received
orders to the effect that the S. P. will
commence hauling bullion to Areen-
tine, Kansas, for the Ell Paso smelter
the first of August. This road has
for macy years mad the contract for
taking the smelter's bullion to New
YORK bat this Is its first contract to
take it 10 Argentine. The Santa Fe
has heretofore had the contract for |
taking it there. In transporting bull |
lion 10 New York the s. P. takes 1t to |
Algiers, La from which place 1t Is
taken 10 New York on steamers. The
oroer Is to have ten cars OF bO,UOO IDS
capacity ready for the first shipment. |
About 100 cars per months the aver |
age shipment from the smelter to Ar
Rentiue.
A Cook Stole Locomotive
William Sinclair, a cook, while in an
Intoxicated condition, deliberately stole
q passenger engine from the Denver q
Rio Grsnde round house at Ouray,
Colorado. The theft was soon discover
ed and orders to ditch the engine at
the next station we're telegraphed, but
she engine left the track when about
four mileso ut from Ouray, while going
at the rate of fifty miles an hour.
freight engine with posse aboard
went in pursuit of the thief and bis
plumber. They found the
engiu BADLY wrecked, the tender being
split to pieces and the boiler and cab
badly damaged, having been thrown
forty feet, but Sinclair, unhurt, was
,oolly washing In q nearby river. He
was arrested and placed in jail. It
Iook . wreckinR crew working au
night to gather tie engine
ap and take 1t back to Ouray.
Where Is Paul 6inther?
'Say, have you heard anything
about Paul Ginther, lately?" asked G
q shop hama of q HERALD man yester-
lay and upon being Informed negative
" he explained, Gle was working
box car up on stands aud were doing
.ome work on 1t when an engineer
backed some cars upI
against 1t, knocking it down
on Ginther. Well, he was pretty badly Il
done up. One of his arms was broken
N two or three places and his head was
eut up considerably and up till the
Iast time 1 heard of him he had not
been able to leave his bed. under
stood that he had sued the company
10 the case would be tried in June
but I have never heard of 1t coming up
10 court. wish you would say some
thing in your paper about him and
may be it will cause me to hear some
.hips from him. 1 think he owns a
gold mine down on the Sierra Madre
-osd He may be down there"