El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-06
Clearing Up the Wreck.

len or the u. II. car repalrefs are as
Marathon clearing up the freight
morning.
A Very iii Engineer.
DIR. r Hall, physician for the Mex
lean Central at Aguss Callentes,
brought up an engineer last night VINO
is suffering from cancer OF the sto-
mach. He wss placed In Hotel Dieu
but can hardly live through the week.
Sierra Madre Depot.
The new Sierra Madre depot at
Juarez Is nearing complexion. AL tne
outside work is done and the workmen
are pushing the inside work. They
EXPECT to have it ready for occupancy
about the middle of September.
Out OF the Shops.
III. passenger engine No. 726, after
three weeks in the hospital went out
Saturday to be broken in helping
freight trains up the hills west OF here
She will go out on her regular run east
with train No. 10 tonight.
Broke Three Ribs.
Last Friday Tom Reynolds, a mem
Der of the bridge repair .gang,on the
A. & n. M. railway, fell from the
brio ge on which he was working ano,
striking on q bent, broke three OF his
ribs. The Injured man was taken 70
the hospital at Clifton.
Katy Official Here.
T. B. Cookery, of Dss Moines, lowe,
district freight and passenger agens OF
the Nd. X u T., arrived on the 1. u r.
last evening and went north on the
White Oaks this morning on his way
to Noesl on business for his company.
He was accompanied by ]. G. Ewell, OF
Yoaxum, Tex, who came to Ell Paso
prospecting for q mercantile business
location.
Surve, ors Coming this way.
SURVEYORS are now about seven miles
from town and coming this way, seem.
tnRly from the o gan mountains, and
In coming to the city they run their
line along the river bed. A we'll known
business man who owns ranch out on
she river seven miles from FL Paso saw
the flags near his place and went over
to Investigate.
A Token of Esteem
As token of their regard for Gus
Schwartz, the day call boy for the +
and the G. h, the S. T. brakemen ana
conductors presented him with new
pafr of tires and handle bars for his
wheel Saturday. The present Is one
of intrinsic value to Gus because MS
wheel needed the Improvements, out ,
is appreciated moro by him because
of the good will and h1gh REGARD OF
the givers that it betokens.
Machinery Fer New Packing House
Six cars of machinery from Milwau-
kee, Wis, passed through Saturday
DER the Santa Fee and Mexican Central
TO Cnihuahua for the International
Packing Company which Will put up
large packing AMI refrigerator es'ao-
lishment at that city. Ihls Is the
sane company that operated two such |
esss nlishments at the City OF Mexico,
bit which have been closed down Tor
some time.
Restored To their Parents.
The TWO little boys that Officer Ray
ner prevented from going west from
here on the trucks of q passengertrain
have been restored to their parents.
The boys re ceived money from home to
buy their tickets and word has been
received here that they arrived home
all right to the great Joy OF their par
ents. Another individual that feels
good over this probable saving of two
bright boys from hobo life Is Officer
Rayner.
6 lad He Is Coming Back.
Robert Anderson and family will
return tomorrow from Pittsburg, Pa, .
where they went about three weeks
ago with the intention of staying six :
months. 1t is presumed that they did
not find the climate at Pittsburg half as '
hat Ell Psso. The boys at the Ell =
Paso foundry, of which Mr.. Anderson
. foreman, are highly pleased to hear .
hat be Is coming back. =
Sparks From The Engine |,
Machinist T B Turiey, of the G b
hops, is smiling again. o
Charlie Prosper, formerly of Cheyen- e
1e, Wyoming, but for the past several Ii
months employed as a machinist in the il
sierra Madre shops at Juarez, has &C b
;epted job at his trade in the G 81 Ii
hops. 81
John Quinn, a Mexican Central en- r.
yineer who runs out of Jimulco, was n
Kansas City, where he has been spend d
ng TWO weeks vacation. (,
Engineer and Fireman Badly Hurt r:
"No. 9, due at I: 40 q. m. 5 or hours ii
ate" is the way the bulletin at the b
}. b depot read this morning. Heavy tl
aims in the south y estern part of Tex q
8 wrought damage to the G. b. track r,
q several places. r,
just east of Psissno q bridge wss Il
Trecked by the high water and q q
reight train ran into it, resulting In d
he engine and five cars being thrown N
rom the track and Engineer Lynes and
fireman Brockmuller were hurt. 81
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