Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

SHOP AND YARD.
The Men Who Build and
Handle Engines.
THE IMMENSE PAY-R0LLS
Oiihe Different Roads Entering Fort Worth
for This ssryice-Ihe Rosters Of The
shop and Yard nsn--A Small
Army In Themselves.

It Is fnct and one that rs not gcutIaly
known even 10 those long residents OF ne
city, that the greater portion Of the wage.
workers Of The city are railroad men aud
that the payrolls bearing the names 81
railway employees resident In this CITY
runs well ~ into the thousands. Prob
ably the largest payroll for shoplnen
especially IL that Of Fort Worth and Den
yer while the Texas and Pacific though
only what is known aa repair shops,
comes 10 close second. The average
monthly payroll Of the shops Of the Fort
Worth aud Denver is $1,000 a month
and tie Texas and Pacific 5000 month.
This does not included yard or train ser
vice while the clerical service In the va.
rious offices viii amount to as much
nOFe. This money Is paid 10 men who
reside IN this city and who spend every
dollar Of their earnings here As closely
as the tOtal amount can be approxinated
the total amount Of money IHid ont by
TIE railways Ccnteriug ut Fort Worth
viii amount TO over 100000 q month.
the Dcnver's payroll alone running FROM
$4,000 10 $4,000 70 month according TO
the season In addition 60 this the Den
yer purchases AL IL supplies in this city
y having Just flosed con
pany amounting 70 $500 and an
other with another Fort Worth firm Of
Sl6J, while ~ hardware bill alone for
material purchased iu this city viii aver
age $50 "a month with one firm alone.
a small army Of men Is employed in
the shop aud yard service Of this city
The shops Of the Fort Worth and Dem
yer are under the immediate supervision
Of Muster Mechanic Hayes. The per
sonnet is az follows:
Clerical force-J. H. Chambcrln. chief
clerk Miss s j. Pope, ncnogrspher; NJ
NJ. McCreary, clerk. W. A. Wood, store
clerk. 1hns. Whitehead, shop clerk; Chas
McH crndon. porter
y. II. HOlorau. general foreman
Foreman Car Department Prank Ne
Gee
Foreman Paint SHOP. H. Bald
win.
Foreman Blacksmith sbop-Peter
Duffy.
Motive Power and Car Department
Thos Murray, j. NJ Alexander j. H.
Berans. r McCarty ! II White
Keefe, q. T. Andrews, T. H. Bird. T.
u Ritter j r Kent. G. r. Watson
Ed Phillips, a. Ingram, w. ID. Casscll
Joseph Durwy.
Micblnlsts Helpers Cromwell T.
II kncaid, J.. larson :. IT, Greer. Ed
Drill Pressman % Rossiug
Mncmuisis Apprentices n. l., Seitz-
Ter, NJ Sandidge. b. G. SETTLER, A.
Tinsmith-w. r. Taylor.
Copper mith's Holper-IOs. Sandiin
Coppcrnpih'a Approutice-Chas. Kin
Boiler Makers NJ. Mcfarland. Lee
Bauer George Green
Boiler Makers Helpers b Robinson,
w Gotten. u. n Mathu. g. Burton
Spdng-mpker- Ochs
Rlacksmiths Chas Ochs, L. 5. Bole-
Mus
Blacksmiths' Holpers-John Layerty.
Henry Williams. Joseph Cooke, j. 4.
lavcuy. Louis Smith. j. H. Layhe, Al
bert Gaines, John Ratican.
on Room Man Il. A. Chaiuborlln.
Stationary Enmuepr-H Is. kiucaid
Sweeper i. O'Brcn,
SgaS 4rySrE u. II I as535D.
Coal hcoycr Robert Fowler, John
Wren and J ~ Bennett
IAborcrs Joseph Mcdonnell, foreman;
Thomas lrockman, Louis Henseohemi,
Thomas DOwd, T. hoelman, IT, I.
Thompson aud NJ NJ Fowler.
Pattern maker-,lohn Griffith
Cnrpentors y. Butcher, foreman;
~ Wilson. H. y, Bcnnntt Peter Niece,
j r. Fite, y Il Falls u. g. Greeley,
j NJ Kirk. W. G. Jones. Charles lsderle,
George Avery w. b. Gillispe and w,
Air6rake inspectors NJ. Lyons and c,
W. Schmidt
Car rep0ivN-Iames McG0wan, X.
Huber J, u. 1ruiu, III. III Simspon, w.
Shields, j. Il. Nebctt, Joseph Fnrrar,
NJ. ]. LauEhrcy j r. McClnc. l.. Red
eker and G. III Walton
Paintons--J H. Baldwin, foreman; A.
Mann and j. j Armstrong
Painters helpers ohm Jay, John
Holmes and H. 3 Butcher
Coach clean0rsH Moore. foreman;
j Diss, j. W. Cumpehcll, n. uawu.
John Hines. j. w. Bailey. w Bound,
III. Florey and j. w. Howe
Foreman water service Il. Il. vii
lams.
Joint car inspector-J w. Hoggsett;
Maude Wilmington, clerk.
Car iuspectOrs-A. II. Carter, John
Maddox. r. g. Bound Frank Rice l.
II. Conlitt. j. A. Ioues Mex Thomas.
G. w Collins and W. g. Bateman
Hostlcrs- c. A. Brown, Frank Robin
son, 9, g, Schneider, j. W. Cassell and
I'D Carroll
Hosuers helpers Fred Harr, ]. Il.
Wright and n A. Griffith
Boiler washers John WEIGH and John
Hurley
Callers John Dollias, George Keith,
Wipers-C, w. Dreschsell Tom Elan.
niEan, Nathan Jones. Lem Leach, John
Nevins, j. w. Mosaick, y King, Charles
Matorn
Yardmen j. II. Frawley, general yard
master; j. A. NJ. Goodrich, day foreman
r. l.. Chandler, night foreman: Nj. ID.
Ryan, ~ j Goodrich, NJ Bates, Mat
Lgona, Fred McJiltin, switchmen.