El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-09
LINK AND PIN.

31a per centum. and the maximum cur
yature is 40.
The construction between the ella
and San Francisco river is all stand
ard guage and equipments. the bridges,
trestles, tunnels and excavations be-
ing made full standard. Between
Morenci and San Francisco river the
construction is narrow guage.
1t has been announced by number
of papers that this road will be eX-
tended on from it's junction with the
A e n. NJ, to Lordsburg or Separ in
order to join the road now being
built eastward from Nacosari and Bis
bee. where the same company is also
operating extensive copper mines.
The town of Morenci and the man.
agement of the Detroit Copper COM
pany are to be congratulated on the
successful termination of this giant
enterprise. The firm of contractors
alsci deserve much credit for the man.
ner in which it has performed the
work.-Copper Era
KATY MANS ROMANCE.
Il. F. Weinert and wife. st. Louis.
is the way they registered at the Orn-
dorff last night. They were an attrac-
tive appearing couple and most any one
married. They were, and about their
wedding there clings a slight tinge OF
the romantic.
Lee F. Weinert is a StenOgrapher in
the Office of A. A. Allen, vice president
and general manager of the NJ, K & i.
in ST. Louis. Miss Gwendolyn Wood
now Mrs. Weinert. is the IL year old
daughter of Col. r. c. Wood, a promi-
nent citizen of Tucson. For the past
two years she has been attending
school in ST. Louis and in that city she
and Mr.. Weinert met and fell in love
with each other.
1t is said that the authorities of the
school which she was attending forbade
her receiving company. This didn't
please her a little bit and she resolved
to go back to papa and not attend the
horrid old school another day. so
there. But it was not at all pleasant
to Mr.. Weinert to live in st. Louis and
his heart being carried around in Tue
SON. So he came to Tucson after his
heart and the possessor of it,
Mr. Weinert arrived in Tucson at z
o'clock Monday evening. At o'clo TX
the ceremony making him and Miss
Wood man and wife was pronounced It
the home, of Col. Wood. The happy
couple left that place the next MORN
U
night at z, remained until this morn
ing at when they left for their home
in st. Louis on the T. & P.
RAILROADERS OYSTER STEW.
An anonymous note which tells the
following story has been received by
Link and Pin
On New Years night the boys of the
G. H. shops decided that they would
give an oyster stew. They bought three
oozen oysters and then discovered that
they would have to have some milk.
They hustled out the call boy and had
him go after a gallon of milk.
One of the boys claimed to be pro-
fessional cook and was given the job
of preparing the stew. He either did
not know how to make a stew or luck
was against him, for he boiled nearly
all the milk away and burned the oys-
tiers to a crisp. The boys did not let
a little matter like that knock them
out of their repast and ate the oysters
The informant says it was as good
as circus to see those fellows eat the
burnt oysters and hear them crack like
pecans between the boys teeth. He
says the smell of burnt oysters has
not left the shops but he thinks it will
in time not to spoil the oyster stew
which the boys intend to have on next
New Years night.
MUST LEAVE ON TIME.
1t is said that Superintendent Mar
tin ISSUED an order this morning to
the effect that departing trains from
this station must not hereafter be de-
layed by any cause whatever. If there
are any poems who have not made all
for going on the train
when the time comes for it to leave
they must be left, or if any passenger
Or baggage is not ready to go let them
wait for the next train and start the
trains out on time to the minute with
put any exceptions. Heretofore there
have been many instances of passen-
ger trains, especially west bound, be-
ng held several minutes from different
,auses, principally waiting for Mexi-
cans to go through the necessary red
tape to be allowed to leave on the
rains.
CAFE CARS FOR S. p.
The Southern Pacific company has
ordered several cafe cars for the pas
;enger trains on that line. They are
% be somewhat nicer and more COM
Dlete than the bulet cars. but not quite
so elaborate and well equipped as the
lining cars. They Will serve meals on
he short order plan and also have
liquors on sale. They are expected to
irrive in about month. These cars
,eing on the regular trains will be an
appreciated addition to the excellent
accommodations which that road al
'eady furnishes it's passengers.
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