Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-06
ALONG n RAILS.
Interesting Information Regarding
Railroad. officials and Employees.
NEWS IN ABBREVIATED FORM.

W. Id iunhW dN, uiNlNlDh buDtiih-
tendent OF the Missouri Pacific at Osa-
watomie. has resigned his position.
+. J. Ward. Of Wichita, will succeed
him.
The close traffic relations between
the Santa Re and Mexican Central
give some color to the report that the
two systems had combined. There Is
no definite confirmation, however.
Contractors Arson and Holman are
pushing work az fast as they a on
the Alvaredo railway hotel. Mr.. An
son is constantly in evidence, and the
workmeh under his personal supervi-
sion are doing their work In good
shape.
Engineers, firemen and switchmen
are in demand on the New Mexico and
Rio Grande divisions Of the Santa Fe,
and the various forces are being In.
creased constantly. The moving OF
passenger and freight trains keeps ev.
erybody well employed.
George A. Hancock, formerly assist
ant superintendent OF machinery for
the santa Fe. but o superintendent
Of motive power for the Frisco ut
Springfield. Mo, IL the inventor OF a
hopper.bottom car. mir. Hopper was
stationed in Albuquerque years ago.
As soon as Architect Moore. assist
ant to Chief Engineer Burns. returns
from his hurried trip to Los Angeles
the bids received for n big shop
improvements will be opened. II Is
understood that several local contrac-
tors and builders are among the bid
ders. and The Citizen hopes that one
OF them will prove successful.
The No. 4 from the west, crowded
with returning eastern tourists from
the Pacific coast. came In last night
In two sections several hours late. ON
one OF the sections there were a good
ly number of soldiers. who had served
time In the Philippines. returning to
their eastern homes. They were mus
tered out the other day at San Fran
cisco.
Governor Nash and party. who will
go to San Francisco for the launching
Of the battleship Ohio. will leave Col
umbus on May Z in a special train.
The route will be the Pig Four to
Cincinnati, the Baltimore a Ohio
Southwestern to st. Louis, Missouri
Pacific 4 Kansas City. Santa Fe to
Los Angeles and the Southern Paci.
fc to Frisco"
In the case of stephen CREDIBLE vs..
the Santa Fe railroad a verdict was
given last week in favor of the com.
pany. CREDIBLE was the administrator
of the estate OF Mrs. Minnie Connolly.
who was struck and killed in Septem.
Der. 1899. by a Santa Fe train at Cross,
Oklahoma. Suit vas instituted In
September. 1900, against the railroad
company for 10000.
Nearly $4,000 passenger trains en-.
, tered the Kansas City union depot In
the closing year Of the nineteenth CEN
/, fury. and departing trains numbered
one less than those arriving. They
were made up of more than $50 900
| cars. More than 1,250,000 pieces of
, baggage and nearly loo. 900 900 pounds
, of United States mail were handled
I by the union depot baggage depart
ment. L~ t.l.f~
:. Three OF the eight new Rhode IL.
land passenger, engines, which are
to go into service out of Topeka, have
been received In that city. They are
ten.wheelers. have twenty-six cylinder
S stroke and are modern locomotives In
y general. They have been in service
on the Chicago extension for a few
I days. but Will hereafter do passenger
service both ways out Of Topeka. II
4 Is expected that regular crews will
& be assigned to them.
Transcontinental railroads are Civ,
ing much attention to the information.
al Epworth League convention which
will be held in San Francisco next
= July. II will be a gathering made up
' OF people from all parts OF the world,
/; and the United States in particular
will be well represented. The Ep'
worth League and other annual cor
MENTIONS OF the several church young
peoples societies are always proper
ly looked after by the passenger de
partments of the railroads.
Last week the men employed In
g building the road from Douglass to
Nacosari quit work. Some two thous
and men went out on the strike, most
ly natives. They tore up some OF the
p track and have burned some OF the
7 cars. Leon Chamberlain. cashier fol
. one OF the contractors, was relieved
y of 800 at the point OF q six-shooter
J. The robber was arrested and the ri
rales started with him for Arisbe. He
made an attempt to escape and me
the fate usual In such cases. was shot
The Roswell Register says: Hon
u. i. Hinkle. councilman from thii
ldis,rio, Infor,,aa a nron,Inant ~citi,o,
!, lo, pnsnaii IT. a. naaaod ,hrona,
th,s nIaoa ,or his Snm. ass war Den
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!, n%.n ,ha, ,ha San,a r.. paiiwav com
y - viii hn,d a roaS hatwean Rns
ppaIiii onmd AIbmo,arone IN the near n,
n t"vrrno y" aantiaman ciosa,v- conneote,
With tho santa Ne system told Mr.
uint,a that - wi,l no done and thu
pnswa,i viii n. an two tr,,nI iinos y
~aiIway-ona ~ Galveston and anotb
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