Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-07-02
A AMI TRAIN.

Engineer Luis Ulibarri has changed his
place Of residence.
Conductor sekin's family left Ration, on
a visit to Meadville, Penn.
w. T. Watson, OF the Atchison's secret
service; left the Las Vegas hospital for
Topeka.
Jim Sweeney, yardmaster up at Ration,
was a south-bound, dead head passenger,
last evening. ~
Cart Gillespie has resigned his position
in the Ration shops, and win ride on the
ronnd-u Up this summer.-Reportef..
A new freight crew has been put on the
road at Las Vegas, in charge of Conductor
Bacon, with Williams aud Roberts as
brakes. i
Gen. Supt. Nudge and Div. Snpt. Hurley
made vista OF inspsction to the hot springs
and the railroad hospital, yesterday and
to-day.
George Kilmer, Of the division superin.
tendent's office, is back from Guaymas, in
which undesirable place he spent an even
thirty.s'x hours, by the watch.
Conductor H. A. Bankead, who has been
rusticating in these pleasant parts. for
some days, leaves for his post Of duty at
Argentine, OIL the morning train.
Engineer Steward, who left for Glorista,
yesterday morning, was Joined by his wife
at that place, last night. She goes to visit
her mother, out from the mountain town.
Richard English, formerly an engineer
ON the Ration mountain, but nov superin.
tendent of motive power aud machinery,
Of the A. & p, with headquarters at Al
buquerque, was in Las Vegas, last evening.
Mrs. J. s. Frye, wife of the Atchison
agent at Wagon Mound, has been up in
Trinidad buying furniture and furnishings
for her hotel, which recently went up in
smoke. She probably missed 1t more thana
she dreams Of by not getting Las Vegas
prices before making her purchases.
A telegram to Mrs. Jacob Korber, at AL.
buquerque, from Mrs. Mary Carter, am
nounces the death Of her husband, Rich
ard Carter, at Tonganoxie, Kansas. De-
ceased was a we'll known brakeman, with
tAihoA a. ADdiuot Hucgtoh cOvOEaA t0aTbs
Consumption was the cause Of death
The Chicago G. Alton railroad has issued
q neat little pamphlet, giving the excur-
si0n rates and ticket conditions for ali the
different conventions, to be held in the
east, during the summer. Write to A. Hill.
ton, general agent passenger department,
Kansas City, and he will send you one.
B. +. Yoakum, at present third vice.pres-
ident and general manage Of the Gulf.
Colorado & Santa Fe, is to be general man.
sger Of the re.organized st. Louis g. San
Francisco. railway, rice H. L. Morrill,, re-
Although, as yet, there has been
official notice, the appointment will
probably become effective some time In !
July. i
D. B ROBINsoN's SUCCESSOR.
A. circular has been issued by President
Ripley, Of the Atchison, Off sially a~nnounc-
ing the resignation of D..B. Robinson, as
vice president. The circular states
all officials and employees, formerly report
ing to Mr.. Robinson, will, in the future,
until further notice, report to the presi-
dent. This wording is taken to mean that
there is no intention Of abolishing the
office.
The latest candidate mentioned for the I
Of first vice president. is e. W.
Smith, at present receiver Of the Atlantic
Y Pacific. Mr.. Smith was, at one time,
irst vice president and general manager
u the Atchison, and is one Of the most
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The sale of the A. &uP. will occur on July
th, and shortly after that date, Mr.. Smith
viii be relieved of his duties as receiver.
lis headquarters are, at present, in Mr..
office, In Chicago.