El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

81 have may fond recollectlons o.
FL Paso,' ne said TO a HERALD re
porter las. night. Il wish had time
20 Inspect the metropolis that stands
on the ground where LEFT village
only q few years ago. FL Paso has 3 ad
a p1enomsnsl growth and | predict
shat she next few y ears will show even
greater prosperity.
When asked IL the company bad any
improvements in store for Ell Paso ne
ssid: 81 cannot cay that we have 10
the present but We hope to do m
thing in the,nea- future. We ! ave
favored Q union depot here for sew,
gea-s but IL seems the other roads ar
unfAvorable so the scheme. The
santa Fe has always been q strong
sd vocate Of union deposs and we hope
ytt TO get the 9th ar roads here TO joio
Us In one big, fine passenger edi ice
that would co credit to any oity. We
are ready when the other roads express
their willingness.
Mr. Nudge explained that ach road
had selected q plso e for the depot and
was uncOmprom sing 10 the advocaci
of it's grounds. he Gays that the South
ern Pacific would like TO have she
depot on their grounds near the plazs
but he thought like sljthe Others that 1t
would be too close to the business part
Of the city aod would give rise to ms ny
suite for damages shat could be avoid
ed II the but ding was put up In the
suburbs Of the city.
81 hardly think, though, that any of
the roads will spend much money 10
FL Pa.o or anywhere else," he CONT
aued, ''until after the election. A
financial depression, temporarily .t
lea.S will fellow the election Of Bryan,
but II Mckinley 10 elected IL will be
mr. epnr, hlo IN aaCnpa ALL fho mOnav WA
want 70 carry out any legitimate
scoeme. There will be wonderful
developm snt 4 railroad bulldog In ali
the west II the administrs ton 10 not
changed. OF course 1 do not think
thsy Bryan will be elected but We We
no way Of telling these dsys and
capitalists are going to wait and see,"
must Fumisate pulImans.
John r Mobley, state quarantine
officer here Gays he has many COM
plants from travellers about she CON
dillon of the Pullman cars that run
from here to the City of Mexico. The
principal complaint registered is that
the cars come from country infected
with such diseases as smallpox, yellow
fever and consumption and are not pro-
perly fumiRated - the border.
No cases have been reported where
Any disease has been contracted by
using the cars after tne Mexicans bad
used them, bus MANY have complsined
that it 10 dangerous TO use oars that
have even been In ar fnfe oted city.
1t Is known that yellow fever and
smallpox exIst In the republic and 81
most daily people try to enter here
who have been 10 that section. Mr..
Mobley hss not yet presented the mat
ter to DR.. Blunt but stated this MORN
ing that the matter may be taken up
IL the Pullm an company does nos fumi-
gate and clean the cars thoroughly
b fore Bringing them into this state.
Sparks From the Engine
Passenger Agent Kuhn. of the
Mexican Central, fs back from q trip
to Mexico.
Fred G Moore, q young railroad man
from Coicsgo, who has been in Ell
P4so for the past month left yesterday
for Tsmpico where he has an Office
position With the Mexican Central.
The Sierra Msdre road brought up .
car of ore from the new property that
L Gonzales is developing 1t Summit
station. This IL the first car from
Senor Cor zsles' mine and 10 very pro
missing, paying we'll In lead and silver.
The T. & P. passenger train due
here 81 7:2O yesterday evening arrived
said the cause OF the delay WAS . hot
box on she engine.
DIT Lyle, of the Malone, Tex, and
F Thorn ,son, OF Strauss, N NJ, left
last night for st Louis to attend the
of the Order OF Railway Tele-
grsphers ~ represe ntatives from their
respective places.
J. A. Eddy and family left this
car for St. Louis, where day will
,psnd q month with Mrs. .Eddy's pa
rents. They will visit other parts Of
he east before returninR here.
The G. b. passenger train from the
east was on time this morning. The
reason is that IL came over she Colum-
ous bridge, being the nrst one to do go
or several days. II no more heavy
aims occur to cause more trouble the
rains over this road will probably bs
,n time pretty regularly from now on.
While laying over at Casas Grauees
Thursday evening Conductor l. l..
stevens Of the Sierra Madre line took
! gun and went out on the river TO
hunt for ducks. The result was be |
orouP hi home . half doZsn fine ones
when he returned TO FL Psso yesterday
evening.
Excursion Agent Cater, of Chicago, |
passed through this morning over the |
) P with car OF tourists. He started |
With twelve but Ell Paso was the desti. |
iation of half of them. They are from |
Chicago, Chattanooga, San Antonio |
Ind other points east and the six that |
vent through are going TO Phoenix, |
Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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