Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-06
ALONG THE RAILS.
Interesting Information Regarding
Railroad officials and Employees.
NEWS IN ABBREVIATED FORM.

j. w. White, of Topeka, has beer
appointed auditor of all the Santa +,
lines west of Albuquerque.
Sixty tons of freight have alread,
been received at the Flagstaff depor
for the Tonic Basin mining company
The New Mexican y Franz
Anaya took ten men to Albuquerque
To work on the Santa Fe Pacific rail
way.
ii. II. Davis, the efficient freight ant
express agent at Flagstaff, left fol
Colorado Springs, Colo, to be absent
thirty days.
Last Sunday, Dominica Sena, al
Italian employed in the railway shops
at Needles, was drowned while bath
ing in the Colorado river.
Fred Bergman. George Dent and w
j. Mcdonald, with their families, spent
the Fourth of July in Coyote canyon
They are popular shop employees.
l.. n. Snyder has gone to Ell Paso
on business. He is the private secre
tary of w. j. Black, the general pas
senger agent of the Santa Fe road.
The Ration Gazette says: James
'N' ht0 'lu h'u lloln tullloI Ia
and is again yardmaster. II. ID. Hos
mer has been transferred to Albuquer
que.
A Santa Fe brakeman at San Mar
cial. who was taken to the railway
hospital at Las Vegas a few weeks
ago. died at the hospital the other
evening.
Fifty Indians from San ~Ildefonso,
Santa Clara and Tesuque, left for
Santa Rosa to work On the Rock Island
extension construction work. They
were in charge Of T. p. Gable, of Santa
Fe.
VIM. Montgomery, a locomotive fire
man of Rock Island, ILL.,, Is at Ration
visiting his cousin, Alderman Iomlin
son. He will get a position and re
main there permanently.
Engineers A. II. Dixon, George
Shade. c. ID. Anderson and John Gren
| ger, OF the Santa Fe Pacific, secured
a leave of absence for several weeks
and have gone to the Rio Pecos coun
try to fish and hunt.
The latest timetable folder of the
Santa Fe bears a new cover, incorpor
| ated in which is the new trademark
or emblem and an Indian blanket Of
characteristic design. The cover IL
uone III plue ana IL most strihihs ahu
unique.
The Choctaw, Oklahoma & Texas
railroad company has been granted
charter by the state of Texas. The
| capital stock is 81 1850, 900. The road
| will be built from Oklahoma west tC
| Amarillo. 1l2 miles. Headquarters OF
the company are at Amarillo
A bridge 20 feet long and 40 feet
wide burned down at Lamy Wednes
dya night. II took the repair crew JUS
40 minutes to build a e bridge
trains were delayed ohiy una iehstr
OF time by II SPARKS iIon
an engine were the cause Oh the hre
Postal Route Agent Chas. Sanborr
| will hereafter make his home In Los
| Angeles instead OF Albuquerque, and
| Mrs. Sanborn left for the former city
| last night. The postal run has beer
| changed from Albuquerque to Los An
| gcles instead OF as heretofore to Ash
Fork.
.Ioe Farrel was visiting relatives and
friends at Ration from Sunday til
Tuesday. He learned the machinist
trade in the Ration shops and resided
there a number of years. He has 9
| good situation in a mine in Old Mex
leo and was in Albuquerque yesterday
on his way South.
UbiIo IN Ration a few davs ago an
,-a,intandont Eov told Mayor Shule,
maj II was the nurpose of the Santf
~" oo,,nany to begin work on the new
botoI aud denot in that CITY ON IN,
Grst dav of TnIv hut there has been ,
| delay caused by the scarcity of labor
| scores of laborers have quit the rail
road to work in the harvest fields.
uoioou n,w ., Argertina died 1,
,ba santa Eo hosnitaI Tuesday night
ubito on route home from las Vegas
\ NJ where no had neon for hi
health Eor many years no was ca
i~nenactor for the santa Ee railroad
IJig hodv was sant 10 Argentine an,
| funeral services were held from tn,
First Baptist church. Twelfth stree
and Baltimore avenue, at . O'Clock
| Wednesday morning, and were con
ducted by DIR. stephen A. Northrup.-
Topeka State Journal.
II Is said hat Vice President Barr II
ia he made president OF the SeaboarC
Air Line and that George T. Jarvis
who was formerly receiver of tn,
Louisville, Evansville & st. Louis, will
be made vice president and genera
manager of the company. II wa
stated at the time Mr.. Barr resigned
as the third vice president OF tn
Santa Fe to become vice president o
the Seaboard Air Line that he accept
ed the place with the understanding
that he would soon become presiden