El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-15
New Platform

Of gravel. Inc Olu one
found 10 be too easily converted in't
dust aud hence will be replaced o. ons
less apt to become 3D. dissgreeaoie u
the public-
More Tourists Parties
Five tourists from New Orleans anc
San Antonio passed through on tneil
way to California over the >. r. tnl'
morning. They are in charge O
Excursion Agent John Peterson. a
Rock Island tourist car came In on tne
7 & p. last night and went on u
California this morning over the r
There were seven tourists aooero 'ni'
car.
Jerry Resting Up.
Jerry Faust, pipe setter a. the d
Paso smelser, was taking little rest
IN town yesterday. Jerry was ir
charge of the pumps of the q h from
here 10 Del Rio for thirteen years and
vas an employe OF the s & Santa re
for the nine years proceeding. be is
one Of the most widely known men In
FL Paso county and is as popular rs he
is we'll known.
Faneral OF JH Payne.
The body of Brakeman ] b Payne
vas brought TO this city on the 5 r
yesterday evening and funeral services
we're conducted at st Clements church
This morning by Rector Martin, after
which the body Was Inferred In she
brotherhood of ST Andrews lot in
Evergreen cemetery. Four OF the pail
bearers we're fellow workmen OF the
deceased and tbs others we're mem oers
Suit Fer Damages
W. D. Beasley today nled suit
against 8. 81. Buchanan for $500 for
damages alleged to have been received
While working for the defendant on
May 10, 1900, on the Arizona and
New Mexico railroad.
Ar. Faust reports his wife, who has
been sick for several weeks, 70 be much
improved and able TO be up. BE also
says his son Frank had Q good horse
stolen Thursday evening. Frank ise
switcbmau at the smelter and had his
horse out grazing near there when
some one led or rode him away. The
horse 10 . chestnut sorrel.
New schedul. Z )n.Sierra Madre
a new time card takes effsct on the
Sierra Madre line tJmorrow- Train
No. l. which has been leaving Juarez
It s :25 O. m. Ell Paso time, will nov
leave at s:10, arriving st Casss Grsndes
NJ $50 p. m. The north bound leaves
CAsas Grandes At 500 instead Of S:l5
IA before and arrives at JuareZ ~ $50
Owing to an increase In the business Of
The road tho time between the trains
leaving and arriving at either END of
he road has been iengshened several
niuuses. Eight new stations appear on
she time card that have been opened
.f~ k4 NJ hat
card.
The Tramp Nuisance.
The western railroads, particularly
the Santa Fe. Union Pacific and Rock
damages done them by tramps that
3 ley are going TO institute suoh
O -usade against them that they will
De forced to cut these lines out Of their
itinerary. One of the most direct
causes OF the movement 10 the burning
last week of the soda works 81 Laramie
They we're owned by she Union Pacific
and IL is believed that the fire WAS
started by tramps who were sleeping
In some of the buildings then nos In
use. The tramps have also been hold
The road. Farmers along she lines are
com planning of their depredasions
upon orchards. hen roots and even
their homes.
u Ia the intention of the companies
70 keep all tramps OF the right of way
hat they can and II the tramps are
In eludinR the employed Of
The road and get into the cars they are
20 be looked In there and taken to the
next station and looked up. It is belev-
ID that such . movement engaged In |
Ill H. 1T
IF this great nuisance Eastern roads |
have Also taken up the question OF get |
dog rid Of the Weary Willies. The |
Panba ndle of West Virginia has ao-
aolnted . large force of special officers |
,rqzited With passes good on either
refs hS or passenger trains who are
empowered TO arrest trAmps wherever |
'ound.
l Good Record indeed.
Pullman Conductor George Russell |
aid over in this city yesterday and
rer 1 ous on the S r. this morning. |
Nr. Russell 10 an old and popular con-
iuctor and has Q record for stick-to-
ttvsuess that Is hard to bsat- He has
been with the Pullman company three /
,ears and during that time has never
missed a train. He has been fortunate
n never having TO lay OF on account
II sickness and has never asked for .
-acaiIon for any other purpose. Prevt-
Jus 20 his engagement with the Pull
nan company be was four years .
conductor on an Oakland, Cal. cleo
vic street car lice and never lost an |
hour OF time while With that job. Mr.. |
Russell is an EnRlishmsn, having
come 70 this country from Britain nine