Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
RAILROAD NOTES.


cial sl,ua,,on d~l~rd.nt on ihe 'ntute
uf silver Railroad earnings have show
eel nm ,nrtea-. during the year past
Harry O'liren an oDi tine railroader
on the Ro Grarde DIVISION. Uhu ~ IN
h,- way south lu king Tor warmer rli
mate, stopped ~ the cl'y 'rN days lar,
week
The Cotton Belt railroad IL compro
missing with thuse ,rJui,d Il IN the Crooked
Bayou coilislun, aud slnn.uD will he re
qured to secure settlement % oil
claims
The last spike wac driven ou The Great
Northern railroad at point l3 IA lcs be
low Stephens pass on the western slope
~ the Cascade mountains, completing
another trNnscpntlnrntal route.
General Suprru'r deut Dickinson "
the MIs.uutl Pacific, Who aa- reported
to O- dying vi 81 Louis from stroke ~
pHrAysts, IN sad To- be- IN 10 danger aud
viii be able 10 resume hls ,fi,lnl duties
IA few days.
John W. Young, who has Just met his
Waterloo ~ the overthrow ~ hls MrN.
can Northern railroad scheme, is the old.
est spn OF the Mormon prophet, Brigham
Young. and IL one oi the councillors to
the quorum % twelve APOSTLES.
Statistics collected by the Railroad
Gazette shows that tn" locomotly. build
ing 70 the United States ia the year ls,'l
was probably about Is per cent les- than
1891. The total numUer ~ locomotives
built 10y private works was about 2,Op.
Railroad meu from Ca,iDrnia say Il
has been Tainlug great guns out there.
and that tue southern PH,riic tracks arc
constantly flooded - that much damage
In done. Lps Augeies, usually 49, bright
and pleasant, 10 under dark aud stormy
clouds
John T. zimmerman, ~ trinidad has
been granted u patent on spark srte-ter.
THIS invention hHs hesn on ex..thltOn Tor
several weeks ~ that city. Many railroad
"'li lhf' Wv ''NNNF hll'i w
ll"v, / to br II success. 1t MI be gwen
n iest on the Santa fe IN the uear iu.
ture
II Is. Easlry aud wife, the PARENTS OF
Tta,umHster E,sley, who have been
VISITING here Tor several months past, left
"Wednesday Tor Chicago. Mr., Ens, ~ ~
greatly pleased with san Marclal ard
itS climate, and has been greatly b,.neti,.
ed by his stay here. San Marcal Bee.
The San Marcisl Reporter says: W.
u. Doyle, relief agent ou this DIVISION.
arrived IN the city last evening from
White Water, and will leave the after
noun Tor Les Luuas IN teieye Agent
Westervolt Who IL called Ss u wltu-ss ~
II murder trial now being heard at Santa
Fc.
III. Culon Pacific has n force ~ cngl.
neers aud men clearing the way Tor
graders on tho new eXteuslon of the
Cmon Pacific. from Guunsun - mIles
To Crested Butte, which will briug the
road into the middle u the anthracite
regions. Work viii begin actively 10 the
spring and the cost OF the extension IL
put at SSn,0NO.
W. L Oliver, the New Mexico agent %
the land department ~ the Atlantic Il
Pacific Santa Fe road whose head
quarters will be ~ Las Cruces, has ar
rived and entered upon the duties of his
position, H.. Resides Ia Que ~ the CON
pany's cottages at MesiIn Park and oc.
cuples the oompany'p hces opposite
the depot Tor business purposes Hrs
duties cover all the landed property OF
the company, including coal d.ooelts.-
Las Cruces Republican.
The D-miag Headlight Gays; MIR.
| George Townsend. ~ the firm ~ iiups,
Townsend \ Co., general contractors Tor
the Daming Mexico railroad, received n
Telegram Tuesday from their agent IN
| the City of Mexico stating that the con
csssion tad been finally slgned over 10
the English ~ Indicate and the agents ~
ali parties had left Tor their homes
This removes the lRrt obstacle to the
immediate construction of the road. II
ID expected that the rails aud all mate.
rial tor building will be la,d down At
this point by the middle u February, or
the first u March, at latest. la the
mean while, the preliminary work will ne
pushed forward, There 10 no longer the
siightes, doubt as tn tie building ~ the
road, aud u general spirit Of confidence
| ID felt by all interested parties.
| rehooI suprriatradrnt-.