Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-02

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| their way TO the Sulphur springs.
u. n. Loso who YVES lunch counter
boy at San Marcial some years ago,
Is the new manager of the San Mar.
cial Harvey house. He has a wife and
baby.
W. @. Smith, n local shop machin'
list. is taking n lay of. He was out
bicycle riding the other evening and
was thrown to the ground, sustaining
several bad bruises.
w. Il. Spade. n Santa Fe fireman
who has many friends, took n lay.off
last week. went to Ration, met n young
lady friend, and returned to San Mar
cial with n ood.looking bride.
A box car in n freight train from
| the west came into Kingman the other
morning In flames. The car was run
under the water tank and the fire ex-
tinguished without much damage.
John Hallum. who was badly in.
jurcd in the wreck near CarrizoZo ten
days ago. and has since been confined
to the Alpmogordo hospital with a
crushed left hip. is doing nicely and
his recovery is now assured
The Citizen Is In receipt of a small
| box of lead and zinc ores from the
| Kansas. Missouri Arkansas mining re-
gion. The box was sent with the com.
pllments OF the Frisco Line which ira.
verses that famous district and Is do
Ing much towards its development.
The old San Marcial freight depot
has been abandoned by the railroad
company. The downtown building
now serves the purpose of passenger
depot. official headquarters, express
Office and freight room. The new ar
rangement is satisfactory to the citi'
zens.
While the citizens of Amarillo are
preparing t. receive the Fort Worth
& Denver shops. they are also alert
to the 'siPnB of the times" and with
a glad enthusiastic spirit have opened
wide their aims to the Choctaw, Okla
homa and Texas railroad which Is now
within 100 miles of their city. Let the
good work 20 on.
II. G. Ross, who has been doing
some railroad building on the Arizona
x Southwestern, quit his work last
week, the allowances not being salts
factory. moving his outfit to Stems
Pass. where II was loaded on the cars
and taken to Walls, where he has a
contract to do some work for the
a Southern Pacific.
r Work was suspended for n few days
this week at camps 3, 4, 8 and 6 on
the El Paso 4 Northeastern extension
!, on account of water famine. The
gasoline engine which does the pump
!, ing for these outfits broke down and
!, they were compelled to drive then
horses. $50 head. ten miles to Quin'
/, uven's Tie cpmD tn water,
l The Topeka state Journal says: A,
. G. Wells. general manager of the
= Santa Fe Pacific and Southern Callfor
mia. at Los Angeles, passed through
Topeka Thursday afternoon in his pri
, yatc car, 9S. Mr.. Wells was accom-
; panied by the members Of his family
who will stop at st. Joseph and visit
l relatives while he goes on to Chicago
: The trip Is "A business one.
This evening. Mt the Knights of Ply.
thias hall ON Gold avenuo Il genera
meeting IT railway employees will he
held. for the purpose of discussing
plans for the organization here of
lodge of the new Order of Railway
Employees which was recently launched
at San Francisco. II IL hoped by those
I'm charge of the meeting that a large
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attend tonight's meeting.
, The Santa Fc has recently Issued al
/, attractive fielder on the Pan-AmericaI
exposition. The Is a clay-model
ed design, using the new Santa +,
trademark In combination with tn
, two Americas" design used by tn
exposition authorities. The folder vii
, be distributed through the west an,
..,,h aud 10 aNnnatal m hiring IA con
siderable amount of business to But
: falo before the end of the summer
A similar folder in Spanish was dis
tributed in Mexico during the spring
The Lordsburg Liberal says: The
Southern Paclnc's gang OF tank build
ers have arrived and commenced worl
on the new oil tank. 1t will be located
near the round house and will have
capacity of n million gallons. Whel
this tank is completed all the engine
between Los Angeles and FL Paso vii
be changed from coal burners to oi
burners. Small tanks having a capaC
It's OF some 10000 gallons will he plaC
cd at such points as Cambray, Den
ing and san Simon, from which oil ca
be drawn in case of an emergency.
Several boys at the local shops hav
lfUNiNNiU Nv NlAAN'h w BhhAAoA VI
fact that all arrangements have bee
perfected for the machinists' picnic
The committee submits the following
Buglo call at : a. m; meet at cit.
park and depart at 4 a. m; arrive a
picnic grounds at s a. m; introductor,
speech; grand chorus, national hymn
refreshments; foot race, for men
prize sack race, for men; viewing
scenery; refreshments; game o
Quiots; grand dinner; chorus; re
freshmcnts; blind COW game; chorus
refreshments; dancing will continu'
the entire day.
=, Plans have been prepared for TIVE
new special cars that are to be cor
structed at Topeka, presumably be
fore a great while. Work for the EN-
ployes in the coach shop has bee
slack for some time, and will pro
badly continue so for a few weeks yet
This Is due to the fact that an unpre
cedented passenger traffic is beinI
handled by the Santa Fe. Last winte
the number of people who trayele,
over this read seemed unparalleled
largely because of the elegant at
commodations which were offered win
ter tourists to the Pacific coast. TIL
limited was an exceedingly popula
train, and proved a winner for tn
Santa Fe passenger department, Blu
since the opening Of summer the IL
crease in the number Of people traye
ing has continued, Now most of IN
passenger equipment Is out on tn
road, and perhaps will be for n fey
weeks or until after the Fourth, The
"a the coaches win begin coming in, bus
ness In the coach shop will pick u
and the employees there will NAL,
good whatever time that has bee
lost.