El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-05
CARNIVAL CAR AT HOME.

in on the ). r last night from us last
trip. 1t went out over the Santa Fe
and the first town of Importance 1t
visited was Albuquerque. Mr.. Ora
ham who had charge of the car, said
that he billed every place of business
in Albuquerque and found there
friendly feeling toward the Carnival
and many people from that city Will
lie in attendance.
From Albuquerque the car went to
Socorro from which place advertising
literature was sent out to every min
ing camp In that neighborhood. Mi.
Graham says he found the railroad
agents very accommodating and agreed
to see mat tAe literature reached ey-
cry mining camp that it was possible
to reach from that place
From Socorro the car went to Dem
ing and from there to Silver City. AT
that place Mr.. Graham engaged team
and vehicle and drove out to all mining
towns and camps in that vicinity. He
says he finds the mining men the most
enthusiastic of all about the Carnival.
presumably on account of the special
attention that has been paid to them
by having the mining convention dur
ing the Carnival anu the mineral ex
hibits for them to study.
The car then returned to Deming
and from there took the S. P. to Phoe-
nix. fTeScOLL anu Iutii
back to Tucson. The newspapers all
along the road gave the car and the
Carnival nice mention and it seems
that all the people in that county feel
as though they belong to FL PaSo and
their interests and those of Ell Paso
are mutual. The Tucson Star in speak
ing of the Carnival said that what is
goou for Ia Paso is good for Tucson.
Mr.. Graham billed every little town
n,
thusiasm regarding the Carnival in all
of them.
Wherever he has been Mr.. Graham
has aided IN spreading the reputation
of Ell Paso and the Carnival by enter
tanning people from all over the United
States in the car. On his last trip the
car was attached to a train, to which
was also attached a Rock Island tour
list car. There were some people from
Pennsylvania in that car and he invited
them into the Carnival car. told them
about FL Paso and the Carnival and
gave them seats in the cupola of the
car so that they could make better
observation of the country through
which they were travelling. They scent
ed to take a great interest in Ell Paso
and her big show.
The car will not go out any more.
but will be returned to the E. P. & y.
H.
of having it set on the 5. p. switch
near Oregon street during the Carni-
val to be used as a bureau of infor-
nation. but this has not been definite
ly decided upon. If it is not used in
that way, the pictures of Mt. Franklin
and the bull fight that are on it Will
be taken off and framed to be put on
exhibition during the Carnival.
Though the car will not go out again,
Ill rxr.tI
erature to keep the Carnival before
the people unit. it comes off. One man
will make trip over the Santa F'e up
through Las Vegas and into some
towns of Southern Colorado, probably
on as far north as Denver.
RAILROADER ARRESTED.
A Southern Pacific engineer named
W. F. Peasley and his wife have been
arrested at Del Rio charged with
smuggling Mexican drawn work. Off
GERS of the United States government
have been working on the case for
about six months and have made TWEEN
ty-efght counts. covering about $500
worth of goods. 1t is alleged that Peas
ley and his wife have been supplying
this class of goods for large dry goods
firms in Chicago, Philadelphia. Pitts
burg, Milwaukee, Sioux City, Omaha,
Racine. Grand Rapids. New Orleans,
Duluth. Ell Paso and otner cities. It is
reported that Mrs. Peasley once had
headquarters in Chicago and that she
and her husband have supplied forth
ern cities with probably $4,000 worth OF
goods from Mexico.
SPARKS FROM THE ENGINE. l
Switchman Piper of the G. H. has re-
signed his position with that COM
pany-
J. Lake, an S. p. brakeman, reported
sick yesterday and is unable to leave
his room TO-DAY.
Fireman Ryan, of the G. H, dead
headed to Valentine Thursday night to
fill a vacancy caused by sickness.
Superintendent Martin and Chief
Car Repairer Borcherding, of the G.. H..
returned this morning from short
trip down the road.
n. w. Sample. general superinterd-
ent of the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
road. is here from Denver on a pleas
ure trip.
J. H. Masterson. G.. H. machinist.
returned this morning from Houston
where he has been on a visit to his
father.
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