Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-28
THE STEEL RAILS.
Items Of Railroad Interest Gath
cred from our Exchanges.
WHAT THE EmrtOYEs ARR DOING.

on the Waldo branch.
Engine 81. which was here in the
shops for repairs, has been sent TO the
Needles division ia good condition.
The White Oaks road has put its pas.
senger equipment into immediate use, TO
the great convenience Of passengers.
". R. Brown, general agent OF the
Aichison. Topeka n santa Ne, at N Paso,
Texas, passed through for the south from
the north yesterday morning.
In the past month there have been a..
96i cattle inspected by p. J.. TOwner that
passed over the Santa Ne road from New
Mexico 10 Colorado. and 1897 In the
pa week.
J. Sweeney, who has held the position
Of yardmaster at Ration for the past
three years, has been transferred to the
Albuquerque yards, and took charge OF
the local yard to-day.
Two new locomotives for the ella Val.
ley railroad passed through ri Paso on
Tuesday from the Baldwin works in Phil
adelphia. They are wood burners, with
l7-lnch cylinders and two pairs Of 90
inch drivers.
The HI Paso Tribune says: W. A.. Hawk
ina states that the report OF his intention
10 make HI Paso his home is incorrect.
lie will probably locate at one Of the
towns on the ri Paso and Northeastern.
in the Sacramento mountains. In the
meantime his family will remain in Sil
YER City.
W. h. Tenwick, nephew OF c. NJ. Tay-
10y. division master mechanic. who has
held the position of hostler at the round
house IN Trinidad, has resigned and left
fJr Los Angeles, Cal, where his wife is
very low a. the result OF an operation
performed for the removal Of a tumor, a
short time ago.
The train robbers who held up the
Santa Fe train at ORC GTande are now In
the San Bernardino Jail. Paul Jones,
one of the robbers who was shot by an
express messenger. gave the whole snap
away before h. died. The hold-up Oc.
CURED Wednesday morning Of last week.
the robbers securing all the registered
mail but failed TO get the express car.
The Santa Fe New Mexican says: NJ.
r. Williams, superintendent Of bridges
and buildings on the Santa Fe railway,
with a force Of eight men, began work on
extensive improvements at the Santa Ne
depot In this city. The tank and wind
mill will be taken down. and pipes laid
TO connect with the water company's
mains. Water for engines will be OBJ
tanned by the means OF n stand pipe 10.
Gated south Of the depot. The grounds
will be piped to furnish water for the
park, cleaning cars and for use at the
round house, and the fountain will be
repaired and put in running order. II Is
the intention OF the company to make an
attractive place Of the depot and grounds,
and the work under way is the first step
In that direction.
The Phoenix Republican says: VIII
liam Wallace. a south side farmer, yes.
terday began action against the Maricopa
Il Salt River Valley railroad for damages
sustained In an accident along the line
OF the road between Tempe and Mesa on
June II, last year. He wants $l0,5OO.
There are two causes OF action. II IL
claimed In the FIRST that the defendants
track occupied a part OF the road without
a franchise. On the above mentioned
date the plaintiff was driving along the
road In a two-hOrse wagon. His team
was frightened by an approaching train,
The team ran away, overturned the
wagon into a deep ditch, which had been
made In the construction Of the road, and
the plaintiff had three ribs broken. The
bone Of the right leg known as the femur
was broken In two places. The second
cause of action relates TO the ditch along
the track into which the plaintiff was
thrown. The same three right ribs and
the same femur was broken under this
complaint. The doctor bill was $500, the
permanence OF the injury and the attend.
ant pain making up the other $4,000.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY