Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-01
RAILROAD TOPICS.
Hospital Operations mime Hours at
Shops. Geigoldt's Promotion.
INTERESTING SHOP ITEMS.

A roadway. for hacks. baggage wag-
ons. etc, at the new depot, Is being
constructed.
now in the local hospital. and all are
eported getting along nicely.
After a siege with blood poisoning.
Engineer S~iegandollar has been dis
charged from the local hospital.
Jacob Leichter has gone to New
York. He was formerly attached to
the storekeeper's Office at the local
shops.
The new time card, complete. which
will go into effect on Sunday, Novem.
Der 3. was published I'm The Citizen
yesterday.
w. II. Mohr left for Los Angeles.
The gentleman Is the supervising ar
chitect FOR the new additions at the
local shops.
Frank Nudge, the San Marcial
has gone to st. Joseph, Mo, on a
visit to friends.
Virgil Scott is one OF the new en-
ployes at the Wells, Fargo express
Office. lie Is a son of o. II. Scott and
came in from La Junta night before
last.
Two big engines, ten wheelers,
came In from the north and continued
west for Los Angeles, They are in
tended for the San Pedro, Los An
seles & Salt Lake City road,
On account of the rush of business
on this division of the Santa Fe, en-
gines are now run from this city to
Ration, and from Ration through Las
Vegas, where changes were recently
made, back to this city.
Machinist John ID. Kiehler, who has
been on the sick list for a short time,
decided to prolong his vacation a
while longer, and last night left for
his old home in Fort Madison, Iowa,
to visit with friends and relatives.
1t is stated that the dining station
at Lamy is to be abandoned and that
trains would be so run that breakfast
dinner or supper will be served at
albuquerque and Las Vegas. when
the trains are anyways neal on time.
Frank Murphy, who was badly in.
iured In the local yards some time
ago. since which time he has recov.
cred the use Of his injured hand and
arm, is o wearing the brass but
tons as extra conductor on the San.
Ia Re Pacific.
The Albuquerque Eastern railway
will penetrate some of the finest
country In New Mexico, in It's route
TO a connection with the Rock Isl
and road. Albuquerque citizens ought
TO be as liberal as they possibly car
in their prescriptions,
II. j. Turnbull, master mechanic at
the local shops, has announced that
beginning with today, November /,
the working hours at the shops will
be nine. ending at . o'clock instead
of 6 o'clock. On account OF the short
days Of winter, the change vas nee
essary.
II is new a foregone conclusion
that the Apache canyon cutoff, which
the Santa Fe correspondent built in
the De1yer newspapers, will neve be
constructed, and this information is
upon adyices recently given out by
President Ripley. However, II looks
Ike Santa Fe will in the next year
have the Santa Fe Central railway.
Henry Giegoldt, who on November
rs to become division master me.
chauic fOl the Santa Fe railway at
La Junta. in charge OF the western
division, formerly followed the trade
Of n machinist In the Topeka and Al
]huquerqua shops. He Is a brother of
George Giegoldt, o OF this city,
For some time Ration has been only n
small division point requiring the di-
rectiun of a foreman, but hereafter
il Is To become a full division point
with Master Mechanic c. NJ. Taylor
In charge.
The foot Of Augustine Weinrich
was amputatod at the local hospital
on Monday, Dr. Russ being assisted
by Drs. Cornish and Hope, and the
patient Is getting along nicely. Aug
Justine Is about 10 years old and
worked NJ the shops. His foot was
crushed and gangrene set In, neces-
stating the amputation OF the foot.
Grant Hicks, the telegraph operator
at Winslow, Is another patient at the
hospital who was recently operated