Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-19

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be about the streets again.
A. II. Hall, night car clerk in the
local yards, secured a leave of absence,
and has gone to Mcpherson, Kas.
The name of the new railway physic-
~ ian and surgeon at Winslow is DR.. o.
Brown, recently from Cambridge, Ohio.
Ben Williams, special officer of the
Santa Fe, with headquarters at La
Junta, came in from the north last
night.
James l.. Gibbon and Charles r.
Peasley have gone to Topeka for a few
days. They are employees of the local
y boiler shops.
Engine 40. 2197 has returned to Las
Vegas from the Waldo branch and mas
--been assigned to temporary duty on
the hot springs branch.
Richard Harris has shifted himself,
leaving last night for Alamogordo,
where he will enter the railway shops
of the FL Paso & Northeastern.
Engineer Howard and Fireman Mat
thews will be off duty for some time.
The former will visit relatives in To-
ledo, Ohio, and the latter in Topeka,
Kas.
The railway boys of Las Vegas had
considerable fun with a railway spot
ter, whom they discovered in that town
Sunday night. He escaped with his
life, for a wonder.
1t is reported that II. E. Bird, at pres.
ent railway s~torekeeper at La Junta,
will be made division storekeeper from
La Junta to FL Paso, with h%eadquar-
tiers at Las Vegas.
John Mcdonald, water service man,
in the employ of the Santa Fe, at Rim
con is in the city today. Mr.. Melon:
= aid has two daughters going TO school
at the HARDWOOD Home.
Harry Johnson, a machinist at the
local shops, and wife. left this morning
for Kansas City, Mo-, to max their
future home. Mr.. Johnson has resign
ed his position with the Santa Fe.
Engineer and Mrs. c. D. Klumpp and
Mr.. ~ Mrs. Louis Foutch, left this
morning for the southern part of Okla.
homa territory, where Mr.. Klumpp has
q fine claim, which he secured at the
recent opening.
Engineer Denniston and Fireman
Jack Montgomery, who nave been han
ding engine No. $50 on the mountain,
temporarily. will return to Las Vegas,
being relieved by Engineer Collier and
Fireman snyder.
The Arizona & Utah engine has been
fitted up and is now pulling trains be-
tween Kingman and Chloride. 1t made
it's first trip last Wednesday. The en-
CINE is one of the neatest pieces of ma
chinery in the west.
The first train from Bisbee to Dem
ing over the new line arrived with
.fourteen cars of copper and two cars
of silver bullion. The first train to
Bisbee hauled the same number OF
cars to melt more ore into bullion.
Dan Lederman, formerly a clerk in
the offices of the Topeka mechanical
department, who left a few months ago
to take a position with the Mexican
Central at the City of Mexico. is now
in Alabama in the employ of a rail.
road.
1t is reported that the reason for the
~lessening of traffic on the santa Fe Pa.
cific, is caused by tie destruction OF
of the orange crop in California by
frost. The damage IS very heavy
4 amounting in some localities to more
than half the crop.
E. NJ. Sanjule, mechanical foreman
for the Santa Fe at Gallup, is in re
ceipt of information regarding the
death of his cousin, T. Sanjule, who
was lost off the Island of Samar some
!, time ago., while out in a small boat
with several other men.
The "spotter' who watched the
movements of Las Vegas trainmen and
reported on them, is now in this city
1t is understood that he already has
the names of several trainmen whC
entered saloons and imbibed, in direct
violation of recent orders.
The Las Vegas Record says: En-
CINE No. 730 will go to the Glorietta
mountain as fourth mountain helper
assigned to Engineer Collier n Fire
man Snyder. and engine 1853, which
was assigned to the duties of fourth
helper will be brought here and placed
in the road service again.
The Santa Fe New Mexican says
Hon. w C. Hopewell and Allan G
Kennedy returned last evening from
one of the camps of the Santa Fe Cen
ira railway at Galisteo. Mr.. Hope
well left for the south on the evening
train to meet Mrs. Hopewell n Gail
dren who will take up their residence
in Santa Fe.
President Burt, of the Union Pacific
spent a few hours in Cheyenne, n il
an interview stated that that compan.
would build a club house in that cit,
for employees. The building will cos
between 100000 n 100000. and vii
be fitted with reading and club room.
and a gymnasium. Work on it will b.
commenced in the summer.
Santa Fe surveyors have been a
- work in the ne,R4bOrhood of Kingmal
for the past ,W0 weeks st~raighteninI
out the curves and l6ngthening out tn.
side tracks in the yards. The compan.
will make the entire line from AlbU
querque west as straight as it is posi-
bic to get Il and in doing so man.
thousands OF dollars will be spent.
Now that the Santa Fe employees ar
beginning to stir themselves for tn
base ball season. it is suggested tina