Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-13

railway.
+. J. Helm. general agent of the
Denver q Rio Grande railroad. left
Santa Fe yesterday for a weeks trip
through the southern part Of the ter.
rltory In the interest OF the road.
On Sunday the main graders camp
on the Santa Fee Central railway was
moved across Arroyo Hondo and work
on the grade toward Santa Fee IL being
pushed rapidly. There 10 some heavy
work on the six miles Of grade neces-
sary before reaching there. The steel
rails for the line will not commence to
come In until about October 1. as the
Pittsburg steel mills had 30 many or.
,lers ahead that the order of the Santa
Fee Central railway people could not be
filled as promptly as was expected.
Machinists In the San Bernardino
shops have received a 25 cent raise In
wages, making their pay $3.50 per day.
Fireman Larson. of San Marcial. has
taken unto himself a wife.
Three Of four hremen vamoosed the
south division last week and among
them was the irrepressible Frank Tip
pie.
Paul Wilson has railway clerkship
In FL Paso and his sisters are to move
from Deming to the Pass city.
w. II. Howard. OF the Santa Fe, at
San Marcial. took layoff and paid Al
buquerque visit. He also went TO Las
Vegas.
II was rumored at San Marcial that
A. h--sho~ 81 E,,uinaar I IN Shallap
berger. who was injured In wreck
last week and taken to hic home Mt
Mexico. Mo-, had died from his in
juries.
The San Marcial Bee says: General
Manager H. IT, Nudge. Superintendent
d. l.. Cain and superintendent J. r.
McNally journeyed south by SPECIAL
train Thursday. These popular ofiic-
ials of the great Santa Fe system told
our citizens that almost Immediately
work on our new freight and passen-
ger depot will begin. and that 1t will
be n structure creditable to the com
pany and satisfactory to San Marcial,
Fireman w. ID. Wilsey and family re-
turned to San Marcial from a pleasant
visit to Kansas and adjoining states
Thursday.
John Bowman, engineer on the Mag
dalena branch, with his family, left
Wednesday for Mineral WellsR Texas,
for the benefit OF his wife's health
Manager G. w. Hutson. of the Gallup
Harvey house is having the house rem
ovated and thoroughly cleansed and
put In up to date order In every depart
ment.
Sam Goodsll. the well known rail
roader who filled the position of night
yardmaster for the Santa Fe Pacific at
Gallup for long time was at Gallup
the other day visiting friends.
Engine No. 426 has been equipped
with an electric headlight.
The Rock Island will be running
trains into st. Paul over Its own tracks
October /.
Charles S. Doherty. of Pueblo. went
to work in the local Santa Fe Pacific
shops yesterday.
I. b. Leash, travelling representative
for the Griffin Car Wheels works of
Denver, spent yesterday in the city.
A. c. Russell, formerly employed in
the Winslow shops. is now working In
Los Angeles for the Southern Pacific.
DIR. II. A. Armstrong. formerly Santa
FEE surgeon at Las Vegas. N. NJ, Ia
down with typhoid fever at Pueblo.
Colo.
Engine No. ass. which has been In
the Winslow shops for the last month,
is repaired and again ready for work
on the road.
Conductor w. A. Osgood has re-
turned to his run ON the Santa Fee Pa.
cifc from a visit with his family In
Los Angeles.
President Ripley. of the Santa Fe
says that his road Is not to use the
Iowa 4 st. Louis road. now building
into st. Louis.
Miss Hazel Bell. daughter of Brake
man Arch Bell. Of. Las Vegas. Is a pa.
ticnt sufferer from appendicitis and in
Illumination OF the bowels.
Joseph Bay. formerly employed In
the local Santa Fe Pacific machine
shops, has gone to San Bernardino to
accept a similar position.
Four additional engine pits are be-
ing constructed by the Rock Island at
its Alamogordo round house. This
will make its total size sixteen stalls.
II. M. Powell. of Kansas City. Mo-, Is
visiting with his uncle. General Store.
keeper n. NJ. Rice. Mr., Powell Is think
Ing seriously Of locating in Albuquer.
que.
The earnings of the Colorado 4
Southern for August were $i92. 800.
compared with st7l.lli for the same
month last year and s404.9s6 for Au-
gust, 1900.
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