Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-02
ALONG THE sTFIL Rails.
Latest Items OF Railroad Interest Cath
ered from our Exchanges.
WHAT THE EMPLOYEES ARE DOING.

Engineer Dan. McGraw, OF San Mar
cial. has been transferred - Ration.
Engineers Tyler, shaw, Kammer and
Kirk are Of duty on account Ut sickness.
Mechanics Mcintosh and Heating, OF
Las Vegas, are of duty on account Of
sickness
All the locomotives on the Santa Fe
system will be remembered anu Tecias.i
lied after Aprii 1.
Engine ABS IN the passenger service.
taking the place Of engine 43i, which
has been sent 10 Ration for repairs.
The BATON railway shops have resumed
ten hours a day, six days a week IhIs
~ most encouraging 10 that growing
city.
Engineer Wheeler. recently from Ar
genuine, Kan. IL on the Las Vegas Hot
springs run during Engineer Senuliz's
absence al Topeka.
Engineer &. &. Price, from the Waldo
coal run. Is visiting friends and relatives
Ia Colorado. Engineer Ben. Suffer Is
taking his place on the engine.
Hume Brown has taken the position Of
night operator NJ tbs Springer depot,
and Walter sever has Hssuntd cUntrUi VI
the baggage aud natl department.
The resignation OF n. Walter Webb
from the third vice PR d, noy Of the
New York Central " Hudson River ka.I-
road company, was announced the other
day.
IL is again announced that Nj Paso is
to have n magnificent new hotel % b
Duill by the various railroads running
into that city and 10 be under the man
agement OF Fred. Harvey.
The Optic says the new turn-table has
arrived. IL being Of the latest improved
pattern, Is sixty.six feet lOng, necvssl
tating two cars thirty feet each 10 haul
iL. Ii will be- ready for use before the
stock rush takes place on the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hurley expect to
cave Springer In n few days for New
York state, where they will make Their
tulufe home. Mr.. Hurley has been sta
toned al Springer for several years act
ing In the capacity OF section foreman.
A number Of 1ren.en have been taken
suddenly sick AZ Lamy station IN the
past few days. The cause IL probably
due to the extraordinary work the tire.
men have 10 do on this particular divi
sion, and owing to the cold winds they
have probably become chilled when ex-
posing themselves 10 the air when In an
OVeIneated cohultion'
firemen Gal land, Bartlett, Bitten
stene, Roger and Bowman, OF Las Vegas,
were examined Tor promotion by Travel
ing Engineer Ross and Division Fore
man Gibbons, and the papers have been
forwarded 10 Topeka. IL they pass the
above preliminary examination. and can
also pass the time card examination, they
VIII become iull nedged engineers, and
Will AZ once DC placed on the switch en-
siheS uoins uu'y III the yaIus'
RECORD BULLETINS.
Bulletin No. "A hye days suspen-
sion has been assessed against the record
Of two engineers for allowing eccentric
straps ~ break on the engines which they
we're running.
Record bulletin No. 38.-A Ave days'
susDansion mas been assessed against The
record nf. nm enoineer ON mia diyi.ion for
failing 10 repors Necessary work ON the
engine which he was breaking I'M.
p,I,a,i, NJ q. ,h,,,s a..o,
no. 49, tn.i.y usyS sus-
pc,S ~ az A eae ev ' an ~ H,s .ue 90,
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a., sna, gu Ill., sana pnainae, man
nas sPv,s on h she , nau H"siIveL was ap'
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sptou anu o nne,t w. SOY ~ anu pao,gn'a
.a.na , ma1 aiwa"a " ~ aSowa MS e"'
s'uo' causing ea"aso as aoo,o'
record bulletin NO. SO-Iwo nremen
on TINS division recently refused 10 re
spOnd Tor duty when called, Claiming
mai they were sick, out were unable To
produce a physicians certlhcate 10 that
ELECT. These men we're dismissed from
the service.
RISE on ]. 4. HURLEY
The rise of J.E. Hurley, division super