Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-17
ALONG THE STEEL RAILS
Latest Items OF Railroad Interest Gath.
cred from our Exchanges.
WHAT TIE HmrIOYrs ARE DOrus

Quarterly inspection and weekly re.
cord OF watches will be the order OF the
day on the santa No after January 1.
-Four way cars and two large outfit
cars have been added 10 the rolling stock
Of the Santa Fe Pacific out west this
week.
Live Stock Agent 8. p. Behan, OF the
Santa Fs, Prescott q Phoenix railroad.
estimates that over 100000 head OF sheer
will be pastured and clipped 10 the Sail
river valley this season.
The Phoenix Gazette says: The South.
ern Pacific railroad company paid is
taxes 10 the county treasurer the total
sum being fg,gj03S. -Four thousand dol
lars OF the mount was In % gold pieces
Passengers up from Mexico say that
four inches OF snow fell In Chihuahua on
Tuesday last and that when the train
left there the inhabitants OF that place
we're all indnlging In a snow. balling
battle.
N. NJ. Sanjnle, Of Needles, has been ap
pointed division foreman OF the Santa Ne
Pacific at Gallup, vice X. II. Harlow, re-
signed. The retiring division foreman Is
a OF the best known ~railroaders on the
Santa Fe Pacific.
A special train OF ten cars loaded with
hogs came in from the north at 1880 TO-
day, and continued south TO the City Of
Mexico. These hog trains run on pas
senger train time. aud are run once =
week from Kansas City TO City OF Mex.
leo.
Ed. Allen, hOstler In the Santa Fe Paci.
&c yards, and Mark BrOcklett, fireman,
have passed the examination on machin
cry, and are now at WinslOw, where they
will be examined "a 10 the time card. II
successful, they will be appointed engi,
neers. Frank Scott now holds the posi-.
ton OF hOstler.
The Flagstaff Gem says: Patricl
COyne has sold all his interest ri
Ninonia and has accepted a position
with the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad com
pany az Needles. Cal, and will move his
family there soon. Mrs. Coyne Is stop
ping at Mrs. Nora McCabe's for a few
days before leaving for their new HON,
In Needles.
Chas. Ross, a well-known engineer or
the Santa Fe Pacific, has been of duty
for about ten days. suffering with neu
ralgia OF the head and face. he con.
tracted a severe cold the night OF the Al
buquerque blizzard, last week, and II
settled into neuralgia. He vas up and
around town yesterday, and expects Il
resume engineering In q few days.
The III Paso Herald says: SwitchmaI
d. ID. Livingston has brought suit againsI
the Southern Pacific company for eL5,.
900. He says that on the 18th day Of lasI
August be IA injured In tue yards Al
L0rdsburg through the negligence OF the
company. Mr.. Livingston spent seyeraI
months In the hospital ut this pOint
while his hand was healing and left fol
L0rdsburg several weeks z 10 agair
enter the service OF the Southern Pacific
company. IL was the opinion OF all Wit
saw Mr.. L~ivingst0n's injured hand whilI
ere that he would be MANNED for life
he case will ONE up for hearing In thI
January term Of court.
TIE Prescott Journal Miner says: Las
Thursday afternoon a man connected
with the engineer corps OF thu Santa he
Phoenix Il Prescott railroad, left tn
party engaged In running the propOset
cutoff OF the line 10 return 10 camp. |
was showing quite heavily at the tim,
and he became bewildered and lost hi
way and wandered around all night
His comrades became alarmed at his fail
ure TO put In an appearance at the CAM
and q searching party was sent out ate
him, but they did not find him until AT
ter daylight on Friday morning. WheI
found he was In half dazed condition an,
almost exhausted from the exposure o
the night. He was brought 10 the Sis
tef's hospital, where he has almost re
covered.
The Winsfow Mail says: Judge SlOaI
held an adjourned term OF court IL
Winsl0w for three days trying the waite
case, In which the Clear Creek Irrigation
company was plaintiff and the Santa II
Pacific railroad company was defendant
In his rulings the Judge was fair and i'm
partial. In his decision Of the VexeI
question he exhibited the same feelinl
and both parties 80 far as we have learn
ed are perfectly satisfied. There was d
feeling exhibited by either side In a.
case, on the contrary, IL was a friendl
suit 10 settle the rights OF both parties
Hon. j. n. Wilson and W. II. Burbag
represented the plaintiff and Judg
Sterry and X. E. EllinwOOd the defend
ant. That both sides we're ably repre-
sented, the we'll known ability OF th
attorneys will attest.