El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-26

The name of the senior Kilmer is
known in nearly every American house
hold. for he is the head of the great
Swamp Root remedy company, but he
is not mentioning his business on this
trip. Business is entirely obliterated
from the minds of the party and pleas
IRE reigns supreme.
SPARKS FROM THE ENGINE.
Master Mechanic Garrick of the G.
H. is attending court at Maria this
week.
Fireman Dykes of the S. p. has re-
turned to work after being off sick a
few days.
Fireman ]. NJ. Bedford of the G.. H.
has returned to work after taking one
trip off to rest.
A Jersey bull yearling passed
through over h S. P. lines in the ex-
press car this morning.
S. T. Ellsworth left this city this
morning for Tucson where he has a
lucrative position with the S. P.
George C. Campbell, claim agent for
the G.. H., is here from San Antonio
attending to business for the company.
c. NJ. Cunningham, a G. H.. engin-
eer. reported for duty Sunday morning
after a few days off on account of be-
ing sick.
The new Y which the G.. H. has built
On the mountain at Paisano is now com
pleted. 1t is for the mountain helper
to turn on
Brakeman Haight. of the G.. H.. who
has been prevented from work for sew
eral lays by rheumatism. reported for
duty this morning.
George A. Green is a new member of
the machinist force in the G.. H. round
house. He is known by the boys as
that big tall Teller"
George Daily. the G. H. conductor
who had his fingers mashed by n ca
boose door closing on them. reported
for duty this morning.
Mrs. McMath. wife of the popular
section foreman at Acacia, returned
home Sunday morning after being sick
at Hotel Dieu about three weeks.
Dan Toomey. travelling engineer of
the G.. H.. has returned to his home
in Houston after spending a few days
GtttluiuS ~ III III
The new depot of the G.. H. at Maria
is nearly completed. Those h have
seer it pronounce it a pretty little
structure. Part of it will be two stor-
les high.
Switchman Dowden. who has been
working in the yards of the s. p. lines
at this place, left this morning for Tue
son in rensponse to a call for him 20
go to work there.
The round house and shops of the
Sherman, Shreveport & Southern at
Greenville burned early Friday morn
ing. Everything in the shops was
either destroyed or ruined. including
tire engines and two coaches. The
loss is SIS. 900. fully covered by insu-
rance.
Hon. Moses Dillon. collector cf Gus
toms, left last night for Lockhart, Tex.
to atten docurt. He is a witness in a
damage sui against the G. H., which
is to be tried there this week. n
accident leading to the suit happened
while Mr.. Dillon was a on
that road.
Luis. the 2O-month-old son of Juan
| Avillar. died last night at ten O'Clock.
The funera was held at the church of
lI1uldCuidlc SOilCCPSioh thio
and the little body was laid to rest in
Concordia cemetery. The bereaved
father is the well known employee of the
S. +. at the depot.
A G. H. railroad man who has just
returned from Sanderson says that
| Charles Wilson, a well known citizen
OF tina town. is putting in a water
works system for the town and will
erect an ice plant this spring. Thus
the town is being brought to the front
by one enterprising citizen.
Excursion Agent Clum, CT Washing
ton. passed through west bound this
morning with a light load. He started
out of Washington with twenty-five
people. but when he mel Anthony he
exchanged cars with him n Anthony
brought the twenty-five people through
| Saturday. Clum returned to Washing
ton and came out with Anthony's car,
i which has a light load of passengers
because it oes not leave Washington
on Tuesday.
Tom Jones. n favorite engineer of the
S. p. between this city and Tucson
whom the boys call Buck" has re-