Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-22
ALONG THE RAILS.
information Regarding
Railroad officials and Employees.
NEWS IN ABBREVIATED FORM.

HdH 'lblt hbN 'h' 'h"e 'c"h
rhe wreck at Cerrillos having been
cleared away the wrccking crew has
returned to this city.
Misses Glen and Daisey Curry. from
| Topeka, have Joined their father here,
he being employed ut the local rail.
way shops.
Conductor Jesse Miner will erect a
residence on south Arno street, the
contract having been let to w. A..
Parr. the contractor and builder.
one of the freight platform han.
dlors. Albert Whorten, is OF duty
these days. lie had n OF his feet
injured by a plank falling on II the
other day.
Mrs. T.. w. Davies. the estimable
| wife OF one of the best engineers on
the Santa Pc road, returned to her
| home in Las Vegas after n visit 20
relatives here.
Everything il moving along with a
rush at the local railway shops, and
the contractors are receiving daily
material for the new ADDITIONS to the
already big shops.
George hin. tue architect. has as.
ISOLATED himself with the railroad no
tel and depot architect, Cnas. +.
Whittlcsey. and in consequence the
firm Of Hill q La Drlere. the archi.
tects. have dissolved partnership.
w. u. Lynch. for years yardmaster
NJ Gallup. left for Los Angeles. where
he has accepted a position with the
railroad company in the yards. Mrs.
| Lynch and daughter. Clara, have
Joined the husband in the Angel City.
The Optic says: NJ. b. Jennings
has taken Brakeman Burson's pas
scnger run. The latter has resigned.
and after attempting to jump sever
al bills left town. He signed his
check over but IL vas garnished just
the same.
4 cylinder head blew out on n pas
scngcr train nj WatrOus Friday and
a freight engine dispatched to the
scene brought the vanished coaches
to Las Vegas in twenty.cight min.
utcs. ,he rate of speed being about
fifty miles an hour.
The sound OF blasting Is heard
daily in Lincoln county, New Mexico,
from the work proceeding on the
Rock Island a El Paso railway. A
thousand men are now employed upon
this new road. between CarizozO and
pinos Wells. or rather n point oppo
site the wells.
Car Rcpaircr John Hannehan, al
Las Vegas, had the misfortune to run
n rusty nail In his foot whilc walking
on the track about the round house
the nail penetrating the sole of his
shoe and running into the foot abou'
an inch. The injury Is not serious bu'
rather painful.
What came very near being a sc
rious ACCIDENT occurred in the Santi
; re yards at Irinidad the other morn
, ing. Tim kennedy. "A conductor. fel
from the top of n car and sustained
two broken ribs and other minor in
juries. Except for the assistance o
by.standers. he might not have %
capped 80 fortunately. The injured
7 man was taken to the company hos
p.lal at La Junta.
The Santa Fee" the publication is
sued by the Topeka railroad Y. NJ. c
I A., has made its appearance and hai
, been distributed among the men. l
contains the usual number OF Interest
ing personals and paragraphs devoted
! 10 association interests. The LEADING
> story Is "ine Brakeman at ,aurch,
, n production of the versatile Boil Bur
I dette. anu formerly printed in the
burlington "HawNeyc."
The Las Vegas Record says: Ma
rion Addison. formerly n Of the ca
inspectors, and who left here a shor
time ago for san Bernardino. Cal, Il
take a similar position, returned I,
Las Vegas this morning. Marion has
been touring California, visiting al
the principal cities. but he said thai
none of them could compare to Las
vegas and that he was glad to b,
home once more. He will probably
take a position with the company
again
A misplaced switch. or rather {
switch that was not placed at tn,
proper time. caused the switch en-
CINE. tender and a caboose to quit tn,
track in the yards at Deming. Thu
two first named went into the dlIcl
in pretty bad shape. although they
did not turn completely over. N,
one was hurt, nor was anything badl.
damaged except the track. by din
of hard work and the use Of consid
cradle language that was "A great dea
more forcible than eloquent the out
tit was gotten onto the rails agaii
sometime during the night.
The A~lamogordo News says: Tn
~ Paso a Northeastern has close'
agreements with four contractors 70
water development on the extension
One contract Is with Gus. MuIhollant
who has associate with him Bernar,
. Mulholland, George M. layers and /
Hulsman, all of Gallup. Another COZ
b tract is with A. G%uninger. OF Florence
Colo, who came overland from La
Vegas. The remaining two contract
| are with William Lane, who has
steam well drilling outfit, and with 4.
Abercrombie, who possesses n case
, line plant. The company will spar
neither effort o expense in the solr
lltinn nf the water nrphlpm