Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-21
iLONG THE STEEL RAILS.
Latest Items Of Railroad Interest Gath
cred from our Exchanges.
WHAT TIE EMPLOYEES ARE DOING

D. A. shope has his bridge gang at
Alamillo, putting in a new water tank.
10 ia reported that the Rio Grande IL
gnawiug away the railway nea la Joya.
The new railroad scales at Las Vegas
are being put In by a scale expert Of To
peka
Mr.. Coughlin, a dispatcher from Las
Vegas, went 10 work In the San Marcial
Office last week.
Engine 9O1, OF the Waldo branch, and
engine gl2, Of the Lamy branch, are in
Tor their usual repairs.
Foreman Gsnley is engaged in length
ening the Z at Engle 80 that the big en-
gines may be able to turn there.
No. 81, a big engine from the Chicago
extension, has arrived at San Marcial,
and several more are expected soon.
Firemen Herman johnson and A. j.
Potts, Of San Marcial, have discontinued
their connection with the Santa Fe.
The steam shovel at the gravel pit neal
SocorrO was pulled of last week. This
will knock out two or three more crews.
Ex-Dlvision foreman Ben Caldwell, OF
Las Vegas, is a machinist in n OF the
shops on the Colorado Midland railroad.
Chas. II. Stevenson, the popular pas
senger conductor between this city and
La Junta, has been laying of the past
week.
Switch engines 1928 and 1916, which
have been undergoing repairs, were last
week turned out OF the San Marcial
shops
The Optic says: Brakeman Waffle
Harsh has resigned aud returned to his
home at Albuquerque. where his parents
reside.
Engineer Lon Neal, who has been re-
lieying "Alkali Jack" on the RincOn
pusher for a few days, is again at San
Marcial.
j.. G. McGrail and ]. c. Hargroye, two
popular r~ailroaders from winslow, are in
the city and can be found at the Grand
Central.
Conductor W. r. Griffith and family
have returned to the city, They we're on
a visit 10 Michigan relatives and friends
the past two months.
Some twelve or fourteen dead engines,
which have been replaced by heavier ma
chimes. are now lying on the tracks in
the San Marcial yards.
Conductor Geo. Cochran, OF the Santa
Ne Pacific, has secured a vacation, and
will leave Albuquerque for RedondO
Beach, Cal where Mrs. Cochran il now
soiOurning.
Edward Clark and wife came in from
WinslOw last night and are at the Hotel
Highland Mr.. Clark il an engineer on
the Santa Fe Pacific, and Ia a brother OF
Mrs. II. J.. Render.
The black list, as far as the railroads
are concerned, seems TO have been raised.
The last railroad mar Of Las Vegas. who
had remained out Of work since 1894, has
been permitted to take work.
j. h. Floyd arrived from Kansas City
and has been appointed depot police at
Las Vegas, vice c. c. Eyerhart, resigned.
Mr. Floyd IL a relative OF j. j. Kinney.
chief Of the detective bureau OF the Santa
Fe system.
A. g. Wells, general superintendent OF
the Santa Fe Pacific, accompanied by
Mrs. Wells and family, and Mrs. ". B.
Childers and children, left last night for
Los Angeles. Mrs Childers and children
will spend the summer at RedondO
Beach, Cal.
Ray Hammond and J. V. Keys, two
members OF the engineering corps OF the
Santa Fe railway, accompanied by Capt.
c, b. Kilmer, the right of.way agent, left
this moroing for Bernalillo, where the
company is doing some work to the track
in that vicinity.
Engineer Harry J. Render, OF the San
Ia Fe Pacific, came in from Winslow last
night, meeting his wife aud mother in
law, Mrs Clarke, at the Hotel Highlands.
IL Is understood that Mr.. Render IL likely
10 be transferred to a run between this
city and Gallup. instead Of as now be-
tween Gallup and Winslow.
A very pleasant party OF distinguished
Santa Fe railway officials are stopping
at the Hotel Highland, arriving last
night. They are Capt. G. b. Kilmer,
right OF way agent, and Robert K. Greene.
Of the medical staff, Mrs. Greene and
Misses Blanche Emberry, Edna HOugh
and Lucy Smith accompany the gentle
men.
c. NJ. Tayler, division master mechanic
at Ration, has Issued the following to all
hremen: There seems TO be some misun.
%deTstanding as TO the time at which IRE
men should clean their engines. This is
to advise that hFemen will do all clean
ing on their engine after arrival at the
terminal point, This work should not be
neglected until time TO go out. II should
be- attended to promptly upon arrival and
il possible before the engine is taken in
to the roundhOuse.
Hurglar Arrested.
Harry johnson. a dead game sport from