Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
ALONG The RAILS
Paragraph Of Interest kbcul Pail
way ard Shops,


J W Francis %, a,ortfccper at the
win Tow nd hcrec ha1 resumed
h drti"s u.ain nftJr a serious illncts
Enrlg' go. cf the Needles shops.
has fu' U san iluBardnO 10 be-
won't into rn 90 burner She waa
tthru Ha f'f na nnrst0w by Engineer
q = Wool
Mau.f hanlc Parks OF ,ho Wins.
Tow dItlHI.n says ho can use 90 good
ndvalttgc alOCt ten more loromo.
lives III 'ha company would furnish
them o. him.
Miss hay Penny Of Gallup has been
visiting with Mrs. ! W Painter Of
WinslDw tor several DAYS. Miss Pen.
uy b. Oh daughter Of Conductor Pen.
ny Of Tho second division
Torrlyio Corvyun. O Pueblo Indian
employed hy The railroad company at
Williams was so unfortunate ~ 60
have his foot crushed Thursday DR..
Tyfolor dressed the injury
Mrs Rhodoa and little daughter.
family uf Engineer T. T. Rhodes. have
returned tn Needles from Pasadena
whore 'hoy have spent the past few
months With relatives and friends
Mrs Ludford wife Of Engineer
Harry Ludford. left Needles FOR BiS.
bee 4 r.. whore she will spend tho
winter with her Two sisters. and may
possibly rcmain there permanently
g. o. Eri.viuo. formerly night op.
orator or the Wilnms depot before
the lam0niablr strike. has again re-.
sumri nis dutics nt the old stand
The company won ont but II realizes
that the old mon are the hest
steel ID boiag received FOR the ri.
cRcho railroad 90 ho built hotwccn the
California Fing gold mines near King.
man and the Colorado river u ls
said that the Plea 'dO district Is iiven.
INK up. and this new road will eatly
facilitate mining enterprises there.
about
James y Finn brother Of Mayor
Finn. arrived loo Winslow from Pitts.
burg. Penn. ana hrs accepted posi-.
ton with the railway company there
as painter The mayor had not
seen him for fifteen years and the
nrst question he asked him was II he
was a democrat
Allen HINT ~ the now agent az
Winalow lie Is well known having
Superintendent Hlhbard for several
gears and needs no introduction TO
the people 81 that town Harry Greg
org la acting as Mr. Hihhards chief
clerk 40 presoh
Several new steel bridges are being
puf between kingman and Mollen
anC several hundred men are engaged
In the work OF building ahutmonts ana
grading mt for the stone work When
these bridges are completed the Santa
Fo Pacific viii have smooth piece OF
track to ran over
Tho 50. Johns Ships says The
length of the proposed new ralnoad
from Durango as shown by the recent
survey is Aii miles The grade ls
much less than was expected or even
hoped FOR Tho building OF the road
means the opening up Of a vast amount
OF valuable new country 10 settlement
and this Is an omen that II will be
built.
The Williams News says. George
Swanthouse. who has been Identified
with the Santa Pc Pacific for many
years, AMI who has been located at
Seligman since II has been division
point, has. We are glad 10 announce
reached the rung on the ladder which
few attaln-passenge conductor; and
there are none who NJ the position so
well or with more grace. His many
friends congratulate him.
Three cars were derailed at King
man last "Wednesday morning at the
uoal chutas. by the spreading 81 the
rails. Che wreck train was sent from
np the road but was recalled to Fran
conia 10 aid In clearing up the wreck
Of the ilyors. They were the FIRST on
the scene. In tho run 10 Yucca a car
In the train caught firo aud was drOp.
ped on az Signal siding and allowed
70 burn ~. No damage was done
hy H.