El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-18
SPARKS FROM THE ENGINE.

Master Mechanic Garrick of the G.
II. went down the road on business last
night.
Chief Car epairer Borcherding. of
the G. H.. came IN last night from a
business trip down the road.
A. Barney. general live stock agent
of the Denver & Rio Grande, is in Ell
Paso on business.
A. p. Miller. a G. II. blacksmith. en-
tertained the Rev. Mr.. Brewer, of the
Baptist church at dinner yesterday
H. Crankshaw. a passenger conduc-
tor on the S. p, has taken a ten-day
leave of absence and left for Tucson
in citizens clothing this morning.
f. Is. Houghton. district freight and
passenger agent of the Santa Fe. left
last night for Chicago on a business
trip.
S. Hill. the day round house caller
of the G. H., is sick and his place is
being filled by Bob Wyndham, a ma
chinist helper and extra caller.
w. H. Dyer and T. B. and J. c. Set
tie. clerks in the G. H. local freight
house. have resigned their positions
there and will go to San Francisco.
w. r. Brown, travelling agent for the
Santa Fe returned last night from
points west where he had been attend
ing to business for the road for the
past week.
Engineer Gibson. who has been work
ing out of Tucson, has been transferred
to run between this place and Lords
burg and reported for duty Oh his new
run this morning.
o. Carr. who has been filling a va
cancy on the Z. p. & n. E, has been
bumped of and is now brakeman and
operator on Conductor O'Shea's train.
He bumped off Brakeman Crozier.
Arthur Wimber has come from Las
Vegas to make his home in Ell PaSo
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Y.
Wimber, and has been placed on the
extra list of machinist apprentices at
the G. II. shops.
A peculiar velocipede PASSED
IN the express car on the S. p.
train going east Saturday night. 1t is
a tricycle. with a wheel in front and
behind and a saddle over each wheel.
1t is said to be the property of Anna
Held. the actress.
ID. Jones. a Pullman conductor who
has been running south from the City
of Mexico on the Central, mas been
to this end and is pleased
with the opportunity the change gives
him to see the stars and stripes oc-
He spent ycste rday in Ell
Paso. his first day in the United States
for several years.
Two tourist cars passed through |
yesterday each with about twenty-five |
passengers. Mr.. Bunch, of Washing |
lon. was the agent in charge of the one |
which came in over the G. H., and the |
other was a Judson-Alton car and |
came in over the T. & P. Saturday |
night.
Tom Williams and John Scott. G. H. |
went up into New Mexico
lear Earlham Saturday night and |
hunted until this morning. They |
killed six rabbits, five quails. and a
Wild cat. The cat is large specimen
If the bob-tail species and Williams !
will have a rug made of its hide.
The west bound S. p. passenger train
which left this place this morning was
contrast to those which went out the
after part of the week previous. 1t
.onsited of only six cars. two of which
we're the baggage and mail and express
.ars. The conductors and brakemen
md Harry Turner. the train ticket
lgent, were pleased with the change.
The shop boys who went up on the
mountain for an outing yesterday all
alive. for a wonder, but some
# them are somewhat hors de combat
oday. Bert Sherwood is not at work
'ecause he got a thorn in his right
RIM Urhich disabled him Soma of tho