Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
RAILROAD New

The Santa Fe company In erecting a
new tool house at depot on the ate of the
recent fire.
Eogincs 39l, 10, l32, i3G and zoo have
received general overLauling IN the la
ton shops.
Fred. Frydcll, Joe liowels aud A. n.
, Hays we're slightly injured a, the Ration
shops last week
Mrs joe Lampkin has lett Las Vegas
Tor la Junta Her husband ls depot po.
licrman at the latter place.
otto Mears Gays that no snow has
come tp interrupt work on the extension
OF the Rio urande Southern.
T. H. Coker, OF Winslow, is IN the city
to day on business lIe IN a railrondcr
on the Winslow division vest
II IL saId that the orange crop oi
southern California will exceed that "
last year by 100 car loads.
The work on the Texas 4 Pacific new
buld'ngs at III Pass il progressing far.
lyWcll. The round house is half finished.
Santa fc passenger trains are hauling
t~o and three EXTRA cars daily 10 accom-.
modnto the unprecedented rush Of bus.
lpcss.
Two large Bruoks engines from the
Chicago eTiension will arrlv" at Ration IN
few days Ia asslst during the rush on
that division.
The Western Passenger association 10
again on the verge % disruption. The
Wabash road IL considering the question
OF withdrawing,
II is reported that John Donohue, con.
ductor ou the Magdalena branch, will r..
move 10 FL Paso and take the short run
from Rncon to II Paso.
j. II. Tecke, former passcu cuger brake.
man on the Santa Fe between this CITY
and Las Vegas, is now conducting cigar
store in tho latter town.
Conductor Nelly, on the passen niger run
between this city aud Las Vegas, Who
has been on the sick list, will visit Wau.
keshh, Nf IN Few daya.
Mrs. NJ. T. Webb, wife OF the station
agent for the Atlantic A Pacific at Gal
lup, came in from the west last night
and 10 at the San Felipe to day.
The railroads have been asked by the |
business men OF FL Paso 10 give rate OF |
one cent mile to the miners c,nven
tion. They cen very well afford to do
il.
n. III. Wade, general manager ~ the
Southern California, with a party Of
friends, Paused through the city the
other evening in his private coach for the
east.
a railroader says that in one night his
horse hung itself, his dog was poii oned,
u dozen and half chickens we're killed,
and his wife presented him with a red.
headed baby.
The Santa Fe has taken OF the yard
crew at Socorro. The Magdalens crew
will do the switching for the smelter,
and the freights will do the switch,ny az
they come in.
Tie Arkansas Pass railway has been
completed to Waco, Texas. The country
through which this railway runs is sad
TO be the richest and most rapidly de.
'eloping section ia Texas.
Jay Gould ls reported sick again, and
Dr. J. +. Mum, who gets $4,000 a year
'or his services, is devot,ng his whole I
lime aud ability to keeping Mr.. Gould in
he best possible health.
W. h. Masters, general freight agent
or the Santa Fe at Fort Worth, has re- |,
igned, aud will be succeeded by G.. o.
shepard. assistant general freight agent, 9
ate OF Milwaukee. a
&. ii. woodw orth, a former Albuauer.
Iuean, who had charge OF n Santa Fe a
passenger train between this city aud d
silver City, now Of Los Angeles. Cal, 10 z
'ere on visit TO old friends. &
W. W. Alexander, OF Denver, arrived in
be city few days ago and Immediately
otained work 10 the Atlaatic e. Pacific :, ',
aachlne shops. His wife joined him u
ere this morning. and Albuquerque will V
o their future home.
The Alton bred one Of its bigeest 4,
ooms in it's fight against the boycottips f.
Astern lines by making q through rate IN
sl6 from Kansas City TO Cincinnati. "a
he rate IL made over the Alton and tho - -
'h'o 4 Mississipp' by way OF st. Louis. to
The Chicago and North western, Bur. y
ngton, Grand Trunk, Alton, Nickel r.
late, baltimore aud Ohio and Illinois CO
''lway companies have notified the II.
nois commissioner OF their willingness
comply with his order 10 light their h.
'ossings. AZ
The trainmen Of the Southern Pacific N
ho threaten to strike are advised by a,
10 Fort Worth Gazette not 10 do Il. ha
abroad strikes saldom end otherwise 90
ian dissstrously to tho strikers, the
'ads and the public, the greatest sui.
rers being the strikors themselves.
The Csrrillos Beacon says: every hA
'rson In Santa Fe, CerFillos. Ban Pedro po
I'd Albuquerque should bs An active on
orksr now TO induce the building OF the oo'
lrrow gauge extension. With this road tio
operation the increased business OF du
'thracite coal mines alone would make pei
large city. Of Cerrillo&"