Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23

weeks lay on. perambulating on the
Pacific coast.
Conductor Skinner, OF the Santa .'e
Pacific. has returned to Winslow, after
a pleasant visit to Los Angeles.
w. d. Gilman went to Watrous last
night with twenty laborers. who will
do rock work for the Santa Fe at that
place.
Romero h Rivera. OF Santa Fe. have
Just finished delivering over $1,000
worth of ties to the Santa Fe Central
railroad.
The demand for machinists in rail.
road shops Is said to be greater now
than at any other time In the history
of railroading.
II would take railway train grid.
ling the world more than three times
10 move the wheat crop of the United
States this year
Joe Morris. passenger conductor on
the limited. has returned to Winslow
from a hunting and fishing trip In the
Fort Apache country.
An estimate is made that the rail
pend $i00 600. 900 In betterments, cut
offs, rolling stock, etc.
ID. Benjamin, general manager Of
the Fred Harvey eating house system
was here on business yesterday con-
Eected with his duties.
The travelling accountant of the San.
tn Re system, j. Il. Baxter, passed
through the city the other night from
Los Angeles for New York.
Mrs George Rolley and children are
visiting friends at Rio Puerco. They
are the family of the foreman of the
Santa Fe Pacific water service.
General Passenger Agent Warren j.
Lynch. OF the Big Four. passed through
the city last evening. accompanied by
Mrs Lynch en- route to Arizona.
w S. Hopewell and j. T.. Saint. who
were here yesterday and attended a
meeting of the directors of the Albu.
luerque Eastern railway, returned to
Kennedy camp last night.
w NJ. Mcintyre, brakeman, was
badly hurt at Belmont the other night
by falling between two moving refrig.
orator cars. He is improving nicely at
Wlnslow and hopes soon to be on duty
again.
The Burlington uses more than g.
500 900 copies OF time cards and fold
ers year. OF this number the lines
west OF the Missouri river use $4,000
copies annually. The approximate
cost OF paper and printing these fold
ers is $4,000
The Union Pacific has ordered a
large number of steel freight cars.
w. A. McGowan. travelling freight
agent for the Nickle Plate line, Is in
the city.
There were thirteen freight trains
out of Las Vegas in both directions
"Wednesday.
The rush eastward of the Elks will
begin at Salt Lake ,cday. 1t is sup
posed that 5000 will return via Denver.
When the Frisco takes over the Chi.
cago 4 Eastern Illinois, the salary list
on the road will he cut $4,000 year.
John Bingham. "A boi.ermaker from
the Ration shops. is a new typhoid pa
tient at the Las Vegas railroad hos
pital.
II is again rumored that the Santa
Fe has secured the Oceanic company.
and will operate transpaciic steam
ships,
Business Is said to he much more
easily handled by the Rock Island and
Union Pacific opening u Joint freight
Office In Pullman
Former Conductor Jim Carlisle. with
run between this city and Las Vegas
IL now In the employ OF the Santa Fe
Central company.
The Rock Island will run a sleeper
out Of Denver to connect with Its new
Chicago-San Francisco service, which
goes on September L.
Considerable fear Is expressed that
the live stock aud packing house prod
ucts war between Chicago and the Mis-
souri, river will spread to other classes
and west of the river.
Conductor Rhodes was taken sick AT
Glorieta Wednesday and Brakeman
Wiser brought his train to Albuquer
que. also acting In his stead on the
return trip north from this city.
j. A. Murray, the former passenger
conductor and proprietor of a curc
store In Las Vegas. is now a superin
tendent OF construction on what Is
known an the Moffat road. up In Colo
RADIO.
The approximate gross earnings Of
the whole system of the Mexican Cen
trial railroad during the first quarter
OF the present month, were $347 us
against $2s0.o49 for the same period IN
1901, showing an increase of SGT 800.
b. l.. Washburn, with the Santa Fl
at Gallup, has returned from Chicago