El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-23
WHEEL on MOTOR CAR BREAKS and
PASSENGERS ARE BADLY shaken UP

removed from the flume work and has
been installed on the edge of the river
In order that it may be operated in get
tine out sand from the riverbed- Der
rick No. will remove the remainder
OF the material to be eXcaVated at the
lower end Of the ElUme
William Beeb and gang are now en-
ployed making repairs on the road from
the town to the stOrehOuse.
Building New School Houses,
The new schOof houses are being
built to the rear Of the jail in the part
of town allotted to the labOrers. Work
on these buildings is being pushed IN
Instruction. The first one started is
nearly done, as far as the carpenter
is now being painted The framework
Of the second building is up.
Joseph Wright and Mrs. Maggie
Franks, both Of PalOmas Springs, were
united in marriage at this place, Sep
TENDER 20, by Rev. W. B. Buell.. They
are Wen known residents Of Palomas
Springs
A matron for the hospital is expected
to arrive here in the near future.
Mexican labOrer was nit by a skip
on Wednesday at the flue work and
had his thigh badly crushed.
Mrs. Pedro Estrada, who contracted
typhoid fever In Juarez, Mexico, and
has been sick here for three weeks, is
now cOnTalescent.
John HOnk, who has been confined
to his room on account of an attack
of typhoid fever, being sick when he
arrived here from FL PasO. is now much
improved. Both the aforesaid fever pa
tients have been isolated and no fur
ther cases have developed.
Jose Clark, who has been confined to
the hospital with an infected hand,
is now out Of the hospital and has
resumed work. He hurt his hand while
at work on a derrick.
Mrs. Samuel MatsOn entertained the
Embroidery and Card club at her home
Cards were the chief form of amuse-
ment Refreshments were served The
first prize was won by Miss LenOir
Martin, Of FL PasO, and to Mrs. L. J.
Charles was given the consolation
prize. The next meeting of the club
viii be held at the home Of Mrs. Lester
Montieth, when embroidery will occupy
the attention Of the club.
The women of the official cottages
cOngregated at the home of jay Brown
in response to invitations given out
by Mrs. Brown for a surprise party in
honor Of Mrs Virginia Blue. After
they had assembled Mrs. Blue was in
vited across the street to engage in a
game of cards with Mrs. Brown Upon
Opeuinh the door Of the Brown home
Mrs. Blue was greeted by the assembled
guests. Cards were played during the
afternoon. Mrs. Lester MOntieth won
the consolation prize The tally cards
were hand painted. bearing the fig
ures So. A large cake in keeping with
the color scheme, pink and white, was
placed on the table On the center Of
the cake were the figures So and
around the cake burned 50 candles
Edward De Mil Campbell of the en-
cheering corps, has not been able to
work for a few DAYS on account Of
illness
Edward Chavez Of Monticello. was
here on Friday
Lin s. KennicOt has recently been
given q clerical position here
Geo. W. Byrnes, lately Of Roosevelt,
Ariz, is a new clerk in the office
There was some excitement when w
H. FARMLAND. Of El PasO. who arrived
in camp a few DAYS ago, discovered
smoke protruding from the porch OF
the house being built by the reclama-
ton service for Miss Mary Ringgold
the telephone operator. On receiving
the alarm two of the timekeepers, sam /
uel MatsOn and Lester NJ Montieth
made good time getting to the fire.
and in q short time had the hose which
was used for furnishing water for the
connected and playing on
it. The fire was soon extinguished.