Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02

effect ~ Fastening the general adoption
of the plane coupler. The Nandcrml,
lin"S hav" tried the "Jamnpy," "Guu!d'
hnd "Stnudnrd' patterns, aud thcit cN
pctt"nc" shows the superiority u coup
'etS " tbs c'ass So latg, n pcrrcIta.,
ot accidents ~ referred /, coupling
4 'tr,ght cars that n general change To- au.
| tomato couplrrs Is expected tu reduce
thr percentage - Grcidcuts very largely
The Cincinnati express ran INTO n
freight winch was at s,anRstill nj a
small station called Warnings, near Bnl,,.
| more, Engineer Curtis Elliott, " the rN
/ press, Engineer Henry Grail. Fireman
Murphy, ~ the freight, and Purtal Clerk
Peacock aud Fireman y g.. Milrr, ~
Tie "Apr"S", ""r" ter'ously injured
The rrescutt Courier says: Judge
WIN { lia1lcdtnr, the Santa Frs able
solicitor, Is g"ttln. Ia grippe IN chanccry
"" came hero recently from Albuquer
~" and says the place IL having a
healthy growth The Judge will.
er" long, pay lut of money into our
county treasurY un account of the At
lantc Pacific railroad.
Officials u the For, Worth 4 Denver
shy that tfailic ou that line has received
wonderful imIctus since tho recrr,
rams, and that the tonnage has largely
Increased and is still increasing. They
aro confident that /; no d,aastrous flood.
occur, causing heavy wnRhuuts, etc. tina,
lie present year will b" tho most pru-
porous one financially the road has ever
known.
Large numbers ~ stock care nrc bein,
sent south over the Union Pacific a,
lrlhlhad every day in readiness Tor the
larS" shipments ~ stock winch will be
made from T"xas within the next few
months. II ~ expected that this branch
ot the business viii begin To- move about
The 10Th ~ May, when the capacity "
III" road will be taxed To- ITS fullest eN
tont
President Huntington, ot the South.
ern Pacific, was in FL l'asn yesterday
In" presidents party consists " bes,dcs
himself and wife \. n. Tuwnc, second
vice president and general manager,
William Mahl, privntc secretary 10 Prs
'dent Huntington aud several ladies'.
G Hutchinson. presi lent uf tho Al
lHntic system, l.. Is. johnson. general
manager 81 the Mexican International.
William Mckenzie, general freight and
passenger agent ~ the same rond. me,
President Huntington and will 20 ems,
with him.
Tho New Mexican states that an OK.
uanrdinhry freight traffic IL coming in
and going GU, over the l.amy Santa Fs
branch this aprlng. Aud when asked
the cause of IT,, transfer man said II |
simply means that Santa Fe, IN her
usual quiet way, IL steadily forging ahead |
as whole-ale point Business is also
very g"od on the narrow gauge, despite
the ID, \ Il. q. withdrawal of through |
rates. Much Of the goods that now
comea from the east via. the 4. T.S S
r goes north over the narrow gauge To
northern New Mexico points.
Late Tuesday afternoon u terrible ac.
cldcn, occurred IN the yards Of tho
Southern Pacific company at III Paao
that ~ almost sure 10 bs attended with
fatal results, Ie0. &. Wellington, n rar.
penter at the railroad shops, was passing
between the roar ends 81 two trains with
some lumber on his shoulder when one
of them started To- move. ard hefur, the
unfortunate man could gc, out he was
caught between Two cars and terribly
lie Was removed TO hls home
and medical AID summoned but the
chances for his recovery are extremely
small.
The Phmn;S Gazette says; Work will
begin next Monday on this end OF the
I'h"nix n Maricopa railroad. j. q. Ho.i.
nett will put force OF teams aud men 10
work Monday morning. grading and lay.
ny track 'U the river lslow the Tsmpe
bridge, where the temporary bridge will
D. constructed, The bridge 10 be used
III the IRON one IL completed will he four
set above the water snh ylll be built as
'heaply as possible. Work ON the Gila
Irldgs Is progressing rapidly, and il will
~ only a few weeks TIL another tram
viii run 10 PhTnlX
Another Rsbber Arrested.
A special dispatch TO the Denver News,
rom omahs, SeO, gives tho following