Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06
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Mail Ger No. 300 on the Erie railroad
10 regarded ~ unlucky by trainmen.
Twenty trains came into Trinidad in
one night over the Santa he from tho
east.
Seventeen tickets we're cold In this
city Last night over the Denver & Rio
0rsnds road.
In Colorado the rate war has ASSUMED
. strict local phase and 81 lie the fare DO
tween almost any two points in the
state.
Joseph Cook. who IL charged with
swindling the Missouri Pacific while
time keeper at Sedal,a, has surrendered.
lie hes bsen In Mexico.
The Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas railway
has abolished the use Of spsed indicators
on all freight trains. This re,rench.
ment stop saves the company $4,000 an.
nually.
Legal representatives OF all lines in
Nebraska will meet at the Union Pacific
headquarters in Omaha, May ., to pre.
pare for the fight against the maximum
freight law,
Captain John J, Kinney, " Sedal,a,
late chief OF secret service ON the Mis-.
souri, kansas 4 Texas road, has been ap.
pointed to a like position on the Santa
Re. With headquarters at Topeka.
II 10 rumored that the Southern Pa.
c'iic road has secured the contract for
carrying the fast mails between New
York and the Pacific coast, the contract
that ls now held by the Santa Fs and
Atlantic 4 Pscific roads
The federal court at Chicago hiss de.
cided that the law against ticket scalp.
ers 10 unconstitutional. Anybody could
hsye told the railroad men that before.
A railroad ticket IL a promissory note,
good for its face value and payable IN
transportation.
+. J. Davis, formerly OF the machine
shops. now assistant foreman on the At
laut,c 4 Pacific between this city and
Gallup, Ia here to.day. DAVIS states that
Gallup 10 about organizing o base ball
club for the season, aud they would like
TO have few games during the summer
with the Albuquerque clubs.
J. u. Brooks received n Telegram this
morning from General Superintendent
Nudge. OF the Atohison, Topeka 4 San.
Ia lie at Pueblo, that he could return
and take charge OF his car. Mr.. brooks
came here few weeks ago with hls wife
very sick, but will leave this evening tor
his new dr!ies in perfect health.
Circular No. ., Of the Santa Fe. Pho.
nix Il Prescott railway has been Issued
announcing the appointment Of Il. Il.
Coleman as superintendent " the Prea.
oott division with headc uartsrs at Pre-.
colt. He will have charge OF train ser.
vice, track, brdges, buildings and water
service, and will report TO the vice rras-
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A southern Visitor.
Capt. J. =. Hyland, Of the Kingston.
y. NJ, Shaft, came up from the south
last night and called at Tn CITIZEN
Office this morning. The captain has
just returned from the rebel infected
states Of Mexico, and reports that the
leaders Of the revolution have all been
arrested and quiet restored. lie stopped
At FL Paso, and while there was pleased
TO learn thst large number Of III PaAo-
ans, including the celebrated McGin,y
club, are arranging TO Attsod the silver
convention at Silver City on July 1. lie
states that his section Of New Mexico,
especially on the cattle ranges Of Sierra
county, has recently been visited by
copicas rAins, and that cattle are look
ing much better now than they did at
this time last /, ear. With few more
good rains the captain thinks that the
cattle owners will once more become