El Paso Daily Herald. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 20TH YEAR, No. 231, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 11, 1900 Page: 4 of 8
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EL PASO DAILY HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER II 1900
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Floe Stock for Mexico.
A cr of cattle and sheep was stani
lor tn the G. H. yard this morning.
Tte cattle were Holsteto aod the sheep
M-rlnoi some of the Cntst spec. mens
of each poatlble. Ttey csme In on
tne 3 P. from northern Cllfirnl
lat olh aod are to be trnceferred to
(be Mex'cao U-trl to bo lHen coo
Into tne republic.
The Largest Engines in the State
Tna vhrei now pa'ieneef engines
rk.t the T .t? r.rderc thelWere
to irrntl wjrk-t at P-uersoo N J
hr nrrivcrJ at M'ha'.I aod will soon
ba srct uu to this end if the road
wQ.ra ibey are to be tided. Tnry are
ttUr?frt railroad engines In the
state of Tcsat and will have no trouble
in hrtDvinir io tae faint over toe
munotains In tbU division.
Attempted Robt ry of President
Diaz Car.
Oa r'rlday afternoon three laborer
employed a 'lout the Mexican railway
-frh-.-d forced ao entrance into one of
the private presidential car and at-
tempted to ptaay with the content
-of the jr. The men forced one of the
window and one of the number
entered te car aod proceeded to pas
oat thsbrlc-a-brc and other aluatl
to h:a"paU." Fortunately the ras-
cal were detected In their work acd
two of them were cptored and takeo
so tbe police station. The third one
managed to (ret aay though the
polioe are oa a hoot for him at the
p-eseot time. Nothing wa loss from
thej oar by tba operation of the
thieve. Mexican Herald.
Pr -s'dent Powell Deposed.
The operators in the G. H. offices
here received notice this morning that
President Powell of the O. R. T. was
deposed at the special meeting in St.
IxMiis yesterday.
He was DreoarinK to make a hard
fight but saw that his case was hope-
less and was about to resort to the
-niirta when the case suddenly came
tn an fnr
Seein gthat the majbrity was against
riim. Powell left the room yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of getting
int an inlunction to prevent further
a it inn bv the order. When he went
out the vice president called the
meeting together and a vote was called
Onlv six votes were cast against de-
-Dosine the Dresident.
It will be remembered that the sec
retarv of the order had preferred
charges against Powell for misuse of
funds.
Big Fcrce 6o!ng to Work.
S H. B-icbanaa tbis morning1 ent
oit Dn Ply no ale a bridge carpenter
turej men to comtrucfc a commia-
rr ana cook thaatr near Clifton
5 -eparatory to commencing the job of
wiarsniog tee gauge oi tne Arizona
New Mexico railroad- They were
accomitiled bv M. Loewenstein ol
Yaleta Mr. Buchanan's commissary
-clerk and a Chinese cook i 1 ex
pected that the bul dine s will ba ready
for the full force to tackle the big j-b
within Jour D-i five day" and Mr
Buchanan will then give employment
to about fix hundred men. It will take
five or six moDtbi to complete the job
aa all the bridges will have to bt
reolaced bv wider ones and owing to
the fact that maoy a curve will have
to be done away with there will
tirobablv be tome more tunnels to
construct.
Sparks From The Engine.
Heorv Small the bridge and build
lag fuperintendent was in this city on
ba!nes a few hsurs yesterday even-
tog-r
Rot Freeman fireman on a T. & P
i&'jn enirlne. has returned to work
after a two weeks siege of typhoid
fever.
Engineer Weir of the T. & P. dead-
headed in lset night from Toyah where
be went with aa engine bat had note
"to bring back.
O. P. Trigs' assltnt revising clerk
at the joint G. H aod Southern Pacific
freight house is very low at his home
with appendicitis.
A G. H bridge aod building car
which bad been damaged by aa ac-
cident at Maddeo was brought ia
yesterday and placed In the shops for
repai-s.
No. 203 the lat of the seven new
freight engine made for the T. & P.
will come in tonight pulling the pn-
senger traio due here at 7:30.
end for about five months.
Eoglner Back McFarland and Fire
man W.'Lr Ienelog. of the T. & P.
deadheaded ia oo tne pasaenger train
last night having been down to Big
Springs to take freight engine 198
which bad been la the shop here fir
repair.
W. F. Boblroao came ia tb! morn
lag fron Saideraoa. Mr. Bblman
bub en fo eaiaa of the round houe
at Sanderson for the psst sv;rl
months but h been replaced by A E
Trenton who went Irrm bere this
week to accept that position.
H. S. Coder left over the Mexican
Central this morntng for Maozioillo.
Mex.. where he will take charge of a
pile driver on the construction work
of the harbor which the Mexican Ceo
iral Is constructing at that plaoe. Mr.
Coder came bere from Morencl Ariz
where he was tlme-kreper for the
Morepcl Sc Southern.
LOVELY CLOUDCROFT
J. W. Ward superintendent and J.
Potton master mechanic of the R'o
Grande divls'oo of the T. & P are In
from Big Springs today on business.
W. B. Gllman a swltcbman took
sick In the yards laet night and was
c impelled to quit work. Hi place was
taken by Switchman Fixe who was
taking a lay off.
Cd Halles the grievance man of the
B. of L F. of this olty returned this
. morning from Houston where be has
been tre past fifteen days attending to
matters for the brotherhood.
Fireman T. F. Patterson of the T. &
P. ha been transferred from this divi-
sion to Big Springs and will leave for
that plaoe on the passenger train this
morning. He has been firing at this
Abandoned By All the Gay Summer
Visiters At Ihe Prettiest Season
Of the Year Pl-nty Of Hunt-
ing. The LonesOmcness Of the
Place Is Oppressive- But Next
Year the Crowds Will Be Dou-
bled Ov.r H hat They Were This
Year
Special O irreapondecce tt tne lis ali.
CLOUDCROFT N. M.. Ovr. X I am
reader of The Herald and you have
kept me in reading matter oi interest
from Texas and the surrounding roun
try. But I see nothing said of our
home in the clouds.
These are lovely bright and Bunny
days but lonesome. All the people
except those who will likely remain
here for the winter have gone to the
warmer regions a week ago. The last
passenger train left Cloudcroft for
his season and you ran imagine our
feelings when the train turneii the last
point in sight of the depot. Engineer
James Riddle gave us an exiia toot.
and handkerchief waving was soon
over.
It is lonesome around tho closed
pavilion.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Gene Chand
ler and myself are on the pavilion
side of camp. So for a change we
go over to Market street to the post-
office and store to purchase the neces-
saries of life. Even if the pavilion has
closed there is old brother A. D. Wal-
lace one of our merchants who has
rooms and meals to satisfy Ihe trav
eler hunter or who it may be. It
looks so strange. Thousand. of people
have been here during the ea-ly and
rainy season then go off ami leave us
when it now is the most pleasant time
to be here. We can enjoy it. but not
enough of us to make a crowd: we
have to go peeking around lo tind one
another and not much to say of inter
est when we meet.
But wait until early spring comes
again. Cloudcroft will take a move and
no doubt boom all summer.
No doubt all had a pleasant time
while they were here. Manv purchas
ed lots with good Intention of return
ing next season. If they hav? a happy
thought in future to come back again
Now is the time for fun. Wo have
plenty of game in these mountains.
iou sports can h:ive all tho exercise
you want here. Deer and turkeys
chipmunks and squirrel.
potato nigging cutting gr;;in a
hay are in order now reaping and
thrashing too. Iater on shoveling
snow will be in order then come up
and have some i e cream with us.
Don t forget to bring your lans you
will get a glad welcome.
People wishing to visit Cloudcroft
from this date came by trai.-i to To
boggan then by stage to Clouucroft.
Wear your linen suits so as to make
the load as light as possible up the
mountain or take a tie pass up the
track:
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for
friday
To quickly introduce our new silk
waists for Fall we will on Friday
tomorrow only present each silk
waist purchaser a yard length of
our new polka dot wide chok-
er ribbons. These ribbons are love-
ly and new and are only 40 cents
per yard so if you don't Dneed a
waisi just now you'll be glad to buy
the ribbon.
EL PASO
Mine Mill aod Smelter Supply Hoose.
STOPE AND WAREHOUSE: EL PASO TEXAS.
N. OREGON 8T MILLS BUILDING)
trtaco Uumptaia loJutrll Mexican. Gen. Office and Workat ObUiaabn M
In El PaBo a com-
plete line of assay-
ERS' BALANCES
AND SUPPLIES EL-
ECTRICAL pis.
TURKS MOTORS
ETC ASBESTOS
PACKING and COV-
ERING and have a
heavy stock of MIN-
ING MACHINERY
PIPE AND PIPEFIT-
TINliS. STEAM PIT-
TINGS OP EVERY
DESCRIPTI ON
BLACKSMITH'S
supplies including a heavy stocK of Ksund Square and tina iron Sheet
Steel etc. acd In fact have now ia our wa-ehouse in El Paeo such a complete
Block of Mialojr and Milling Machinery an 2 Supplies aa will make it to your
interest to write us before plasloc your order elwnere.
g silk waist prices
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are below any other store in the city
quality considered. That's what a
number cf our customers have told
us. The prices are $3.50 $400.
$4 50 $5.00 $6.00. $6.50 and
$8.50.
silk petticoats
New ones to show you too when
you come in.
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new fall
sloes too
BORDER RIFLES
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Will Havs to Attend Drill or Take
Medicine.
Fresh from the Drew-Selby & Co. 0
factory where our 16 stores buy an- jjj
nually to order over S30.000. Ev- 2
ery pair honest ana up-to-date.
With our advantages -in buying 0
and our spot cash selling and our 0
ether big departments to help pay 0
profit and expenses it is easy to see J?
we can save you at least 25 per 2
cent on your shoe bill. X
The Border Ridea meet tonlrbt a
the Armory when final opportunity ia
offered for the aiffolnar of the annual
muaterroll: those not alenioe will be
aiaoonoraoiv owonareed.
Some member of the com paoy. It la
lid. have been abowloff a dUpotitton
to chirk their military dutlea and fo
that reeaon eeveral member. It a bJ
lleved will be dropped aod tew onea
substituted
ueptam jonn o Heeue. when aeen
todav eaid:
"ronignt is tne iat ntgnt the an-
ual munter roll will be held open and
all mem bora or the company not hav-
tueMgoed tbeaetne will be eiven a
dishonorable dUoharge (not a pleasant
tning to carry).
"There are a number who have not
been attending drill for some time that
will be given a dose of tbe same medl
cine if they don't abow up hereafter.
A Little Scrap.
This morning on 8an Antonio atreet
J. M. roster aod J.N. Eapolette en
gaged In a rough aod tumble fight aa
a reault of trvlng to settle up their
pennerrnip anairs in a little meat
mop. They win tell Jurtlce Spencer
oioi it ia ice morning.
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here are a few of shoes just in I
Lot U Ladies' good kid lace coin toe
and E wide
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About October 1st
We will move
our Photo sup-
plier into new
quarters.
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Tjjv for the convenience of cuatomers we
(S? have arranged for a dark room which
UgT will be at their dlapoeal at all tlmea.
3 All of tbe beat aod latest Photographic
gj Magaztnea will be kept oa file.
We Will Tell You More About It Next Week
BUSHONG 61 FELDMAN
'srs III El Paso Street.
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Lot BB Ladies' good kid lace extra wide
Coin toe. 2.50
Lot T Ladies' fine vici kid Jace coin toe
a good wearer 2.50 x S
Lot EE Ladies' good kid welt lace shoe
wide coin toe 2.50
Lot CC Ladies' fine kid welt lace shoe
wide coin toe 3.00
Lot B Ladies' fine kid lace coin toe
a splendid shoe 300
Lot C Ladies French kid lace pretty toe
soft as a glove 3.50
Lot A A Ladies' French kid lace coin toe
undressed kid lace stay a very late shoe
and a beauty 4.00 '
Lot A Ladies vesting top french kid lace
coin toe very new 4.00
Mo Goods Sold On Sunday. :
FOB THE KEPOBLIC OF MEXICO we are tbe UtRGEST
-and. practically. ONI YMACHINiiKY MANUFACTURERS
. WUl MAMUKAUTURK
CONCENTRATING MILLS STAMP MILLS CYANIDE
MILLS CHL0MNATI0N MILLS FAN-
AMALGAMATION MILLS
Hoisting Plants Pumping Plants and Wire Rope Tramways Complete
Write for estimates and'piice befererpnrcbastng elsewhere.
JUAN A. CREEL. Gen. Mgr. B. L. BERKEY. Mgr.
independent Assay Office
O.W.ReckhartE.
Aeat tor On Ba!l
Ssra. A a j d-
bemical AaalU
aaraaife troa.
BiDiM Watt a Satcufe
Ottet and Laaoratsr
Cae. tHM Francisc 0
MhaatntaSK
EL PASa TEXAk
F YOU
GOLD AND . . .
COPPER CLAIMS.
In the JariUa Camp or interests in
lime call on or address A. w. uif-
FORD Box 12 El Paso Texas.
AIXSWORTFS
ASSAY
BALANCES.
We carry a
complete -line
of
these goods
in El Paso.
?l PASO MINE MILL AND
J SMELTER STPFLT HOUSE.
J. A. HlUTID
GoDraxr Huohbs
I Cnstom Assay Office
119 San Francisco St.
We met aa agents for Shippers to .Bmelter
Control and Umpire Work a Specialtj.
We are prepared to handle ores front a aaad
sample to five-ton Iota aa we have
the LARGE8T creahinK power plant
of any offlee ia the Soathweat S
EAM0N....
Assay-and Chemical
Laboratories....
If yon want reliable assays and analy
ses give ua a trial.
The only power crashing plant la aa
assay office south of Denver.
Careful attention given ore shipmea
to El Paso smelters.
208 MESA AVENUE
P. O. BOX 97-
El Paso Texas.
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Mel VER - PATTERSON VEHICLE CO. 3
1 THE BUGGY MEN 1
Morris Woodhull Buggies
Pheetons Surreys and Traps
BEST MADE.
Prices to Suit the Times. Best and Cheapest f
hue of Harness and Saddles in Town. 5
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TOMBSTONE DISTRICT
(Contnued trom 3d Page.)
Jarrell Ballard & Co.
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Of the Graham Combination
TEXAS AND INDIAN TERRITORY.
IU-114 Oregon St Mom sen & Thorne Block Juat scrota From
Zelger Hotel.
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runs the only daily paper in the coun-
ty. He is one your live western edi
tors and he says that with the assist
ance of Mr. Grow and other- he will
have the camp send In a handsome ex-
hibit to the chamber of commerce.
j. f. L.arrien or rairbanks. has a
group of eleven claims of wolframite
and says the metal runs 62 per cent
tungstick acid. These claims could
be made to pay with a concentrator.
as the pure acid Is worth about $600
per ton. Considerable wolframite is
being shipped from the Dragoon moun-
tains and considerable development
work Is going on.
I was considerably surprised to find
so much work going on in this part
of the territory and so little ss.id about
it In the papers of the southwest.
When this part of the territory is
properly advertised there will be a
dozen Cripple Creeks scattered ver
southern Arizona.
THEY THINK HE WAS KILLED
Fer
The Children Of Dead Antonio
nandez re Hfre.
The two children of Antonio Gar-
cia Fernandez the Mexican who was
found dead In his bed on Sunday
morning last an account of which was
published In The Herald Monday ar
rived yesterday evening from Alamo-
gordo in answer to a telegram from
Justice Spencer and a letter from Con-
sul Mallen.
This morning Justice Spencer took
them to the home of their dead fath-
er and gave them the articles and
turned the key over to them.
Although they did not mention the
fact to Justice Spencer they told Mr.
Ryan at the Nagley and Lyons under-
taking establishment that they
thought their father had been killed.
They also made the assertion on the
street.
The young man seems to be about
twenty years old while his sister is
about two years his junior.
Council Medina Tonight
Tbe city council meets tonight in
regular session with much business of
a routine nature to be transaoted.
It la not known when tbe indepen-
dent telephone proposition will came
upaealo lor Mr?. Brett the person
most interested in it is ill at Hotel
Dleu.
Blake's Father Comic sr.
Chiefof Police Lock hart has received
word that the father nf Rlake. the
alleged defaulter will be in this
eveninc to take his son home with
him. Everything having been squared
up.
William Oliver master mechanic
of the E. P. & N. E.. Is down from
Alamog-ordo on basinets.
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Slater, H. D. El Paso Daily Herald. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 20TH YEAR, No. 231, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 11, 1900, newspaper, October 11, 1900; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth297543/m1/4/?q=%22~1%22~1&rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .