Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
ALONG THE RAILS.
Interesting information Regarding
Railroad officials and Employees,
NEWS IN AsBetvlArtO form.

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/ they will remain few days
Scrip notes made by the city Of Bal.
timorc away back In 1870 ln support
Of loan 10 the baltimore A Ohio
road. are SIN drifting In occasionally
/ Tor payment.
H. u. Nell. n brakeman. who u Is al.
legged. was trying 20 leave Las Vegas
| without paying a few debts. had his
personal baggage attached boy Police.
man Cartwright
Engineers and nrcmon are very
scarce Mt the las Vegas round house.
Il being very hard To- find engine
crews on account ~ many being ON q
vacation In the mountains,
An Iowa Judge In a damage suit to
recover for cattle Killed by railway
train. held that the ioots on the wills.
tie are as much intended for "a warn.
Ing to stock az 90 human beings.
Mrs r. l.. PctcrN and two children
arrived from Bryan Texas. nave
! Joined Mr. Peters at Alamosurdu, he
having recently been appointed timber
! inspector Tor the ~ paso a. North.
eastern.
The Trinidad Chronicle SAYS Al
am Moore came iu from Albuquerque
| last evening. and went out 90 Monsoon
| this morning tu visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Jonah Moore. The younl
man has a position in the railroad
shops at Albuquerque.
! About twenty employees Of the san
"a Re, whose homes are ia Ration las
Vegas and Albuquerque. were In IN,
city today. They are ON their way Ca
the strip opening. They'll be- back
though. like counterfeit money. says
the Trinidad Chronicle
Tho Prescott Journal Miner says
Monday was pay day At the railroad
machine shops and ON Monday night
some sneak thief entered the plac,
while the men .yefc az work and stole
a gold watch from the pocket 81 one
OF the wurkmcn and SIS Ia money
from another.
Private car No. 2l9. bearing Prcsi
dent Ripley and Second Vice President
r. -. kouua at the A. r. a. $. H. rail.
road. came in from the west this morn.
ing attached 10 No . passenger train.
The gentlemen made an Official visit TO
Grand Canyon and looked after the re-.
organization Of the line from Williams
out 20 the canyon
/
Parker camp. about 30 miles ea1 uf
Santa Rosa. iOfout fll across an
arroyo. the rOadbcd makes "a dam
which will back up the water for two
miles from the track. No culyert will
be- put ia. and the water thus impuund.
cd viii be- used for irrlgating purposes
reclaiming a large tract Of land in
that locality.
fhe Durango Herald SAYS En
ginccr Wigglesworth IN stretching ont
his men on the proposed railroad "a
the south. u rs the intention tO max,
"a complete survey. crnss.scctioninr
same so that contractors can bid on
u the work ns whole or by the Ave
mile stretch. The fact that money fof
this work is forthcoming is a good la
dicatiun that business Is Intended
: w. Brusha and wife arrived thit
! morning from Las Vegas for short
visit with his sister. Mrs. a. r. Vigil
From here they go to Denver. whcr,
they viii be the guests Of friends FOR q
j week MIR Brusha formerly worked q
trick In the G.. a 5. train dispatcher
j Office Ia this city. ana now has stint
! lar position with the Santa Fc IN IN,
Meadow city.-Trinidad Chronicle.
James Kelly. u Colorado a
southern brakeman met with ,
, shocking death q; Trinidad. H'
was standing ON top of an eX
; ira south bound coal train and foll be
tween the cars as the train was pull
ing into Rugby, a station about %
T miles south OF Trinidad No one wit
messed the accident and how IL occur
7 red will probably never De known Tbu
body was frightfuily TanEled
~ G. Ncyln, general manager OF IN,
, Santa fc railroad Interests on th,
I coast. returned to Los Angeles. Call
= fornia. from Boston. where he and hi
!, family attended the annual convention
OF Christian Scientists and joined IN
Christian SCicnc, church Mr. Ncyii
who was cured about four months az
" In LOS Angeles by Christian Scicnc
- is ono OF It's strongest advocates. Tn
return of Mr. Ncyin 10 Los Angelo
!, may mean the return al Suporlntcn,
ont j. o. Hurley To New Mexico %
=, the Rio Grandc division OF the SAINT
/ Pc.
4 The san Francisco Call says: st,
phen T. Gage Is TO be retired. In a fe'
days Il liz expected that Presidcr
Charles NJ Hays. of the Southern III
cinc company. will issue circular Z
this effect u h. understood that j
Is consideration OF his long and Valuahl
"A services Co the great corporation h
"a will be- given u pension. Mr.. Gage ha
been with the Central Pacific railroa
IL aud IL successor. the Southern Pact
+. tic company. almost 80 years He wa
~ assistant to President Leland Sta
ford, a director OF the road, for man
n. years. and member Of the only q
a ccutiye committee that the road eve
n had. composed Of Stanford. Huntin
M ton and Gage on late years his CO.
,c hcctiun with the company has be,
nominal because of his age and hoalt
A. A special dispatch from IN Pas
se SAYS An American train crew ON a
to Mexican Central railroad has lu
~ reached this city having fed from q
"a republic "a the north. in consequent
rt OF accidentally running over and M
m ing a Mexican and throwing his boo
~ In the nrehuX Of the locomotive
se hopes of conccaling his death. I'll
at accident happened below TorrCun Ne
leo A freight In an isolated spot ~
over a pcun killing the man Instant
In Mexico the death Of a subject by
train is AZ much crime as muvd'
Knowing this, the crew. 10 cuuceR. q
accident. threw the body In the M
cr box. A few days later the relahy
OF the dead man began 90 make
re- quiry as 20 his whereabouts. Sol
nd one had seen him AZ a certain POI
aud one Mexican from a distance %
he the train stop The members of I
ar crew were questioned, and fearing I
an truth would cone out, they resign
their positions and fed 20 the Unit
~ States