El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13

and lit out all the broncnos could
stand We had one change OF horses
between there and FL Paso, the dis
lance being one hundred miles IRON
Quitman TO FL Paso. where we ar
rived at 1880 D. m, and put Up at
Mrs Romans one story adobe hotel
situated where the Mills building now
stands It was a few miles east OF
Quitman. where Victories band killed
Gen. Burns not long after, as he was
going east on the stage
Fined In Juarez
Friday. Feb. 13-Visited PasO de-
NOrte. Mexico. and was entertained By
Charles Richardson with finest Vino
and Aqua Diente. This was the only
time I ever saw Mr. Bassett drink
any vine or liquor, but this wine
from native grapes proved quite
tempting.
sunday, Feb. 1--we took din
uer with judEe Jos. mnEOffin and
judge Allen Blaeker. They
claimed about 500 Inhabitants for
II Pnso. most Of whom are Mezi-
cans. There s. plenty OF rOOm
here for a big city which II VIII
be in time after the railroads
come. II IL the natural pass
from east TO west. north and
south, and # should become
Monday, Feb. 1s.-Looked around
generally. Mr. Fuguhaiom arrived at
Tuesday. Feb. 17.-Looked around
generally. and viewed the adobe city
Buys Fl Paro I.snd
Wednesday, Feb 1S.-Went up the
pass some several miles from town
with judge 8lagoffin, Investigated ex-
tent OF the pass We invested IN
land about 100 acres. Bought Il OF
judge MzEoffiu this DAY
Thursday, Feb. 1e. Getting ready
for Macilla and Arizona Left at $50
J. m-s no one in stage Tut ourselves.
Had a pleasant nights ride. arriving
at Maoilla at s a m. Feb 20
Friday. Feb 20.-Arrived at Mesilla
at a. m. took breakfast and left for
Tucson At s o'clock a m Crossed the
Rio Grande and walked up the grade
quite 2 distance. On this day we
passed the place where Victories
band msssacred Is men and 16 yoke
Of cattle, the cattle carcasses still re-
naming This took place two months
before this date. The driver stopped
and asked us If we would like to get
out and view the battlefield, which
We did
Saturday. Feb. s1.-Arrived at ST.
yer City at Z a. m, took breakfast.
found quite nice town and country
Passed Fort Bowie at II o'clock. At
night took supper at shakespear, q
new mining camp.
Cacocors OF Wills Springs for
breakfast; found here quite a mining
camp Rode all day, arrived at Tres
on the San Padeo river, at
?. M found here a beautiful valley
and situation for a town; rode all
night. passed grove where the Mex
lean packers were loading the mules
10 smugEle into Mexico.
To GlOse On Pack Horses
Monday. Feb. 2s.-Arrived at Tue
son at 4 a. n. put up at the Palace
hotel, called on several parties. and
eft at p m foI Silver King.
Florence and Globe. among those
Visited Lord, Williams, Tuliey and
)chOa: 70 the first named ! had a
etter Of Introduction
Wednesday Feb 25.-We remained Z
L Silver King all night. sleeping IN !
! good tent. and left for Globe, dis 7
ance IS miles. on pack horses, pass 1
NJ over the great mountains and 7
through the Devils canyon which IS 4
yell worth seeing. Notwithstanding I
he great fatigue. one feels repaid I
.fter once getting over and rested up I
Arrived IN Globe at 8 p. M put up at
'ascars hotel.
Met about ten or Il Apaches on the Z
rail as we passed down the narrow
rail on the west side OF the noun ]
aims They stopped on our right :
iide and had poWWoW The guide Z
aid they were debating what TO do.
Is they seemed excited. but we were I
lot scared much as We were wen +
lrmed. as was the guide. The Indians I
lassed on
When Ne got to Globe. we were !