Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-26
ALONG THE RAILS,
interesting Information Regarding
Railroad officials and Employees.
NEWS IN ABBREVIATED FORM.

According to report l.. X. Edwards,
the Santa Fc agent at Socorro Is to be
transferred to Islcta.
Owing to the rush Of work, from this
city westward, many OF the crews are
getting in almost double time.
The Santa Fe and Santa Fe Pacific
roads are doing an immense business 10
passenger and freight traffic these days.
Joel Clarkson, fireman ON the pusher
engine at Rincon, will be promoted To
fireman on passenger train on the 2lst.
The International Correspondence
School car. after a stay OF a week at
San Marcial. returned to this city, and
has gone west.
Twelve new boiler makers, direct from
the shops at Topeka aud Kansas City.
were added to the payroll Of the local
shops yesterday.
That handsome new railway hotel Is
beginning to show some shape. Con-
tractors Arson n Holman are pushing
work rs rapidly as possible.
Engineer John DcIIartb Of ia Mar
cal. l. running the pusi,cr eng inc at
Rincon. while Jack Lyons Is cclel rating
the arrival OF that boy"
Jas. Stalker, fireman on the Rincon
- a. or 80 Eis.wan
u,,t- % s. Ntasai.i - a, pin.on 60
] relieve him.
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WIN az cu'''NoN' !" wy 4No''"eus,ein
u w" pe'ns PuSneu WIN 'uv ~sre"te7t
sPe'u. 'onuIaV'ol "'nucnna" ~ gums
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Ihe r~eiIroau yam across walnut can
Won ArNona, u reported running over
rms IAN ~ ioi teet hlgh ana packs the
wafer up tue canon .or nearly TWO nlles
ana II u wouid hoid wafer the rallroad
Il company MOulu nave u HNt lfNIN sup
ply
n. H. Davis, the efficient freight agent
at Flagstaff LETT accompanied by ms
wlte' on q rev weeks Vlsit 10 san iran
clsco ana other taitorhia points MT
DAVIS deserves TINS rest. as ne mas beei
confined very CLOSELY TO the uuties OF MS
once Tor seVeral months
The Socorro Chieftain says: II Is re
ported IN good authority that Thomas
Jaques has been reinstated as agent FOL
the Santa Fe a. this station and will re
I sumo work Monday. This action Of III,
railroad authoritles Is very gratifying u
Mr.. Jaques many friehds IN Socorro'
Il Agent Pate and his two efficient tick
Y ct agents, Messrs. Howe and Harding
D are very patient individuals these day
OF delayed passenger trains. They are
however, very courteous and accomodat
ing, prompt in answering questions, an
Il don't seem TO worry them in the least
II. w. Gillett who has been with IN,
o Santa Fe. Prescott a Phoenix ~railroa,
J. for wears as It's general agent in phoeui,
has resigned ~ accept the position o
J general passenger and freight agent o
J the San Pedro, Los Angeles X Salt LAX
N Il patlrn.l unI xNfl Ina xn that of In a fnV
; days TO assume his new duties In Call
fornia. 80
The Coconino Sun says: Thomas u
Donaldson and family, after spendin
: several DAYS at Flagstaff, left for lie
q Springs, Ark, where they 20 for IN
a benefit Of the health Of Mrs. Donaldso,
Il Mr.. Donaldson has been the agent OF IN
1 Santa Fa Pacific railroad n, Rellemon
~ for the past eight years. lie was faitl
ful and capable and the company woul
, retain him during the rest Of his life
he desired the position.
I Tho great demand for engineers nm
, 6remen ON the Santa Ie and particulai
ly on lines west OF AIbuoueroue has r.
suited in many promotions within m
a last few days. Following are the nam,
OF the men recently examined for fir,
men; Frank Wahl' Frank Ebrhart. II
Berry. Quincy Eddy, Arthur Kin Ha
"A ry Craig. George Higgins and Hari
Lindstrum. Firemen Jesse Calvert an
james Patterson have been promoted
engineers.
We The old shack that has 80 long doI
n service for the old Atlantic x PaciG
h now the Santa Fe Pacific railroad,
Of williams, was torn down last wee
lie placed ON cars and hauled away 10 |
ID reconstructed and DO service As a tel
graph building at Riordan, the side trac
at the top OF the western divide betwe,
Williams and Flagstaff. The old bull
r ing was a landmark; It was construct,
n when the railroad was first built throu,
3 Williams, Ant AS been in active seryi
u ever since.
m The Otero County Advocate saws. NJ
~ ~terials are now arriving for use ON n
"a e%xtension. Thirtv.two bnndr tons
:. steel rails, besides spikes for track la