Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22

The dance given by the brotherhood
Of Railway Trainmen Of Ration the
night proved a big success. finan
Lunch was served by the La
dies auxiliary.
Conductor whitford. who had been
on for a foN days on account OF sick
ness. has reported on the Las Vegas
Hot Springs branch and Is again at
work punching tickets
Engineer Clement Crooks and Mrs
Crooks OF Needles. are spending a
few days n Los Angeles. looking up
OLD Ohio friends who are with the ex-
cursion party now in that city.
Conductor Haynes. of the California
went over to Santa Fe
a visit to his brother, Charley
Haynes, Of the Lamy branch. He was
accompanied by his wife and daughter.
\ sixth passenger crew has been as
to this end passenger service.
Engine No. Az will be assigned to
passenger work again and Engineer
Hartley. who Is now on the Lamy
branch. will handle IL.
4 wagon load OF express arrived AZ
Santa Fe ilr the Pennsylvania Devel.
opmcnt company, which has tho con
tract to build the Santa Fe Central
abroad. Construction is to commence
on or soon after January |.
The strike of the bollermakers OF
the FL Pas) n Northeastern has been
settled and the men returned to work
after having been out nearly three
weeks. II H. said the strike was set.
tied by the company agreeing to EN-.
ploy only union men.
The Santa Fe Central railroad com.
pany. II is understood. has secured
control OF all the coal lands in south
arn Santa Fe county except those
owned by the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company. There a but a few o
sections open to entry.
The Las Vegas Optic says: Miss
HiliGCarde Hurley. little daughter OF
General Superintendent J. T.. HURLEY.
in La Junfe. Colo. for some time. was
removed ~ her home in that city.
Saturday. with no bad results
Hon. ". 5. Hopewell. OF Hillsboro,
and J. Z. saint. OF Albuquerque. on.
cials Of the Santa Fe Central railroad.
a. lived a. noon from Albuquerque.
says the Now Mexican. They state that
the Santa lie Central surveying corps
will reach Santa Fe in n few days
Report has II that n corps OF engi.
necrs IL making q preliminary rail
road survey between Espanola and
some point west OF II. the survey run.
ming nel the Rio Arriba-B ernalillo
county line. II Is not known for
whom the surveyors are in the field.
Hon. w s. Hopewell left Santa Fe
yesterday for Galisteo to meet the
surveying corps OF the Santa Fe Cen.
tai railroad. which Is bound for San
ia Fe. Today Mr.. Hopewell Will 20
south on a business trip. After re-
turning, no will remain in Santa Fe
for some time.
a burro was run yer by a Denver
& Rio Grande locomotive near the
Guadalupe church at Santa Fe and
had a leg cut of The poor animal
suffered for thhty.siX hours before
Mrs, G. l.. Bishop, president OF the
local humane society. was notified and
had the animal shot.
The Needles Eye says: Conductor
W. \. Moody Is taking a vacation, and
rs spending the time hunting. He left
for Williams. from whence he will go
to CHALLENGER. accompanied by Messrs
phelan and Grove, of Williams. They
are In quest of big game and intend to
be In the mountains about ten days.
Engine Az has been transferred
from the La Junta Las Vegas run to
the AlhuquCrque.l.as Vegas run. as
heretofore. Five crews have been do
ng the passenger runs on the last
named division. but beginning yester.
day six crews were put On. This will
make better service and lessen the
tendency Cf delays on account OF in
experienced crews.
- :. Swift. the assistant foreman OF
the Kansas City car shops OF the San
IA Fe, has been promoted to the posi-
ton Of foreman of the Santa Fee car
shops AT Junta, where he will be In
charge of scvcnty-hve men, Mr.. Swift
succeeds Q. G.. Crewson. who has ac.
cepted a position with the st. Louis 4
san Francisco. These changes became
effe tive on November 10,
At a conference Of general managers
OF western roads in Chicago several
years ago n physician made an address
in which he explained that no one
who smoked cigarettes with regularity
possessed y brain competent TO direct
a business occurring judgment. The
inccssant l%nhalatiOnOf cigarette smoke
deadcns tle brain nerves. Dispatches
who are fer ds are rarely employed Ia
handle trains.
The board of directors OF the Penn.
%sylyania rail Dad company authorized
the construction OF 1000 additional
freight cars 4 total OF $4,000 cars
are To be delivered TO the company in
the next yCdI. Owing TO the great de.
mand for freight ears the Pennsyl.
vania railroad company will enlarge
the a building plant Of the Cambria
steel company. which IL controls. BY
January | the car plant AT Johnstown
viii be able 10 turn out twenty cars a
day.
g c. Shulcs, superintendent OF tele
graph for the Santa Fe, has returned
10 Topeka from a trip TO Dodge City,
where hc supervised the arrangements
for the installation Of the new divis-
ion headquarters Of the road, so far as
this work came under his Jurisdiction
Division Headquarters were opened
in the looms over the Dodge City
'HNN HhAl'lHEa lNlft ulhpdltutIS from
La Junta G,e stationed at Dodge and
three from Newton will be moved
there soon.
There Is some talk that the Santa
Fo viii place an order for 200 more
tank cars similar to those now being
turned nut at Peoria and Chicago
-Four hundtcd and fifty comprised tbs
hrat proposed number, a hundred o,
which are to be built for transporting
water. \ few weeks ago. however, II
was decll"d TO equip all that were
coming w!;h heater pipes for use ii
the oil telus. II IL likely that NOR,
VIII he built befc long to be used IL
hauling water across the western des
ert.
President r, T. jeffrey, OF the Den
yer a Rio Grande, Rio Grande West
ern and Rio Grande Southern systems
has returned to Denver after a so
journ OF two weeks'tn New York city