El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-19

county clerk of Osero county, was
among the visitors in FL Paso Sun
day.
Louis A. P. Eichler, editor of Black
and White, society paper of Sacra-
mento, arrived in this city last night.
He leaves shortly for months trip
to Interesting points in Mexico.
Sprsgue Magruder, of Vicksburg,
Miss, stopped over Saturday night
returning from Manila where he serv-
ed Is soldier. He had the usual SOL
dier's tale to tell of the islands and the
war.
F. G. Mstteson, representing the
Tularosa Democrat, went out this
% Orning TO his home.
DR.. E. 81. Irwin left yesterday for
Philadelphia and New York to take a
special course in eye surgery.
Guadalupe Ascarste, prominent
| cattlemau of New Mexico, came down
this morning from Las Cruces.
F. 81. Payne, representing Hubbard
OF the White Oaks this morning after
business.
F. B. Stewart, president of the
board Of county com missiOners of Otero
county, went out on the crowded
White Oaks train this morning.
Mrs. DR.. Gillette, mother of the sur
geon of the Captain mines, went out
to CAPTAIN this morning on q visit to
her son. Her home is in Beatrice,
Neb.
James E. Dean is in the city from
Pinar del Rio, ninety leagues from
Havana, Cuba, where he has been en-
ploy ed by the United States govern
ment.
F. B. Stewart, of Alamogordo, came
from SocorrO yesterday where he had
been attending the republican conven-
ton as delegate from Otero county
and left for home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. G. Durell, of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, and daughter, Mrs. E.
M. Howe, of Dallas, Texas, who have
been visiting in the city for the past
three months, left for home this morn
ing on the T. g. P.
w. S. Shepherd, county clerk of
Otero county, and one of the proprie-
tors of the AlamogOrdO News, who
has been in the scity several days ar
ranging for supplies and equipment
for the newspaper Ell Captain, went
out this morning to Alamogordo.
Frank Peck, secretary and treasurer
of the Portland mine. Cripple Creek,
the second largest producer In that
wonderfully rich district, passed
through Ell Paso Sunday, on his way to
Mexico. He is engaged in some ex-
tensive mining deal, the exact nature
of which he refused to make clear.
AT THE HOTELS.
Center Block: Mormon Webb, Bos-
ton: John H Leishy, Madison, Wis; T
Nicholas. Alamogordo, N M: T w
Richards, Plymouth, Luzem Co, Penn;
Conelli Luigi and wife, Miss Ida Gray,
Miss Minnie Grsy, New York; Mrs Jas
T Loan, Miss May Loan, Salt Lake,
Utah.
Hotel Francis: G B Craven, Detroit,
Mich; M Dick and wife, Brooklyn, N
Y; Louis Ductos, San Francisco; Dan
Manning and wife, Dickerson, N D. j II
Schroeder, ST Louis, Mo-. John Thurs
ton, Miss Mary Thnrston, Omaha. Neb.;
Noah A Sammis, Jonesborough,
Tex: E D Collins. E S Alley, Pecos.
ST Charles: H S Watkins, R Acker-
mann, New York; M S Parks, Dublin,
Tex; A Burt and family, Tanant, Tex,
Mrs A Prewit and daughter, Gle
burne, Tex; B Groom, Panhandle;
J A White, Deming, N M; John q
Leahy, Madison, Wis: Leonard Seth,
Minneapolis, MINI: Ed Dinner, ST
Louis, Mo; S c Smith and family,
Prescott, Ariz; E T Gillett and wife,
Albuquerque, N. M.
Grand Central: r G Gilowsky and
wife, Milwaukee: 81 G Newhart, ST
Paul; VIM 81 Tubbs, San Francisco; w
G Teasdale,'i Jr, ST Louis; Mrs M J
Muratter, Santa Fe; Mrs A F Van