Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-13
ALONG THE RAILS.
Interesting Information Regarding
Railroad officials and Employees,
NEWS IN ABBREVIATED FORM.

J. A. Peterson OF the Santa Fe Pa
cifc timekeeper's office. expects his
wife to arrive from the east in a few
days.
The Bisseo railroad will have three
long sidetracks for the storage OF cars
In It's yards in the western part OF
Deming.
At the meeting yesterday afternoon
OF the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen several now members were
initiated.
Thomas Bourne is here represent.
ing the Pacific Mutual company, an
employees accident insurance organ
ization. MR.. Bourne was a former
Santa Fe engineer.
w. s. Hopewell, vice president OF
the Albuquerque Eastern railroad,
who was In Santa Fe on business. re-
turned here last night. He expects
Senator Andrews from Philadelphia
In about ten days.
l.. w. Jones, the El Paso 4 North
eastern conductor. passed through
A~lamogordo on his way from Salida,
Colo. to Carrizozo. He has been visit.
ing his family. who are at Salida with
Mrs. Jones mother and was on his
way back to Carrizozo to return to
work running a train out of that
place.
The Winslow Mail says: Conductor
Skinner will leave for Buffalo on Sep.
TENDER IS to take in the exposition.
Mrs. Skinner will accompany him.
COLOSSUS will remain at home. He
says there will be no more shooting
of presidents after he crosses the Mis-.
sissippi. Anarchists will hunt their
holes and pull 1t in after them.
The Alamogordo News says: "E.
A. Muncie, travelling auditor for the
Wells'Fargo Express company in Tex
as, came up the FL Paso & Northeast.
ern to look after the business of w. r.
Powars, travelling auditor for the
same company In New Mexico. who Is
now at Rocky Ford, Colo, looking aft.
er the shipping OF melons from that
place.
The employees OF the El Paso &
Northeastern at El Paso circulated n
paper the other morning for the pur.
pose OF giving J. j. Barrett, the for.
mer section foreman OF the road, who
died recently, a decent burial. In q
few minutes about $50 was subscribed.
President Eddy. who was at the depot
preparing to go up the line. put his
name down for $40. The other
amounts subscribed ranged from 25
cents to 81.
The Alamogordo Advertiser a
Fifteen cars OF a log train in charge of
Conductor Moore went OFF the track
near Is mile post at 1880 Thursday
night. The gang OF Mexicans who are
employed on the section did not relish
being called out at that late hour 10
clear up the track and refused to
work, hence II was necessary to leave
the derailed cars and caboose stand.
ing until Friday morning. The engine
n min cars, accompanied by the
train crew came on in. The track was
not opened up until Friday noon.
Some changes in the official organi
cation of the FL Paso 4 Northeastern
will go into effect the 18th of this
month, when A. n. Brown, lately o
Arkansas City, Kansas, will assume
the position of general freight ant
passenger agent. and not that OF traf
fc manager as has been erroneousl,
stated. The position of general super
intendent and traffic manager is to b,
abolished and A. S. Greig will be pro
noted to the Office of assistant gen
eral manager. Harry Alexander, tn,
assistant general freight and passen
ger agent OF the road, remains in nj,
present position as assistant to Mr.
Brown.