Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16

+ the same are to be made. Their dv-
ties kept them In the east about a
month. James Madden, foreman of
the San Bernardino boilermakers. was
also to have served with Mr.. Parfitt
and Mr.. Hogan. but the disafPection
among his men made 1t impossible for
him to do so.
Dispatcher r. c. Harden has been
assigned to temporary work at Ration
and will be accompanied from Las
Vegas by his wife. who has just been
Informed Of the death OF her father at
Waterloo. Iowa,
The Colorado 4 Southern has order.
ed three baggage cars In addition to
other equipment to be made by the
Hicks company. The road also has an
order In for three passenger and
twelve freight engines.
s. c. Reilly, one OF the two only re.
naming boilermakers who worked at
the Santa Fee shops In San Bernardino
during the strike drew his time and
boarded the train for Los Angeles. He
quit Of his own accord.
There Is a rumor In the east that p.
8. Eustis Is to resign as general pas.
senger agent Of the Chicago. Burling.
ton & Quincy and that Charles r. Daily.
assistant general passenger agent OF
the LAKE Chore, viii be his success
or.
Clarence T. Cammer. station agent
at Bee. Neb.. for the Fremont. Elkhorn
4 Missouri Valley road. died at the
Las Vegas Ladies' home at / o'clock
morning. He Is survived by
a wife and an infant son. The remains
were shipped to Seward. Neb.. for
burial.
Thomas A. Martin. who for the past
twenty-four years has been employed
In the Santa Fe carpenter and bridge
building department and as a clerk In
the pattern shop In Topeka. died In
hat city few days ago at the age of
IS years.
Vice President and General Manager
Russell Harding. Of the Missouri PACT.
ic-Iron Mountain. left st. Louis for
New York to attend the terminal meet.
ngs and to confer with President
Gould on affairs Of the Gould lines
vest and south.
The work Of constructing a railroad
rom Wybark, Mo-. to a point intersect-
ng the Stevens Guthrie line of the
Missouri. Kansas 4 Oklahoma railroad
las begun at y point three miles from
vybark. Thfrsisre, now 10000 ties In
he yards at Wybark.
Employment agencies In all the
owns OF the southwest are advertising
o. men to work on the grades OF new
abroad lines. or on repair to roadbed.
III the roads are badly In need of men
IN the grades. Bridgemen are In de-
nand and almost any able bodied man
an find employment.
J. D.-Mansfieli. general agent Of the
sio Grande In Portland. Ore. has been
ppc!nted general agen. OF the passen-
or department In San Francisco. vice
:. W. Thompson. resigned. W. c. Nc
Iridc, general agent In Butte. succeeds
;r Mansfield and q. w. Fitzgerald, of
alt Lake. taxes Mr.. McBride's place.
Harry Wilkinson left last night for
an FRANCISCO. lie was q machinist IL
he local railway shops.
One day last week the Pennsylvania
ad fifty miles of loaded freight cars
along It's line awaiting re-
ef of the congestion OF the roAA.
w. wenborne. Of Kennedy. an en-
loye OF the Santa Fe Central. has
cen In Santa Fe some time. having
is eye treated by DIR. Popplewell.
here was an ulcerous affection of one
( his eyes which made II necessary to
emove the eye. This was done, and
he patient IL now getsing along very
icely.
The railroaders OF this country will
iost likely take more interest In EN-
error William when II Is known that
hey are contributing about 100000 q
ear to his private income. The EN-.
error has %. 900 900 invested in Amer
AN railway securities, and the boys
ough up el2.500 . month to keep him
q beer and pretsels.
lpevisius oupsrintsnaent Fog has re-
sive1 Tor bridge and track inspection
.sasolins motor car, capable Of carry
~ thsse rassa,ssers comfortably. It
'as tested by him and NJ. X. Williams.
he bridge superintendent. on the Las
'egas hot springs branch Sunday. and
speed Of thirty-ave miles an hour at.
aimed for short distance.
Topeka Favored-The Topeka rail-
Dads have granted liberal concessions
or the first annual event Of the Kan
as State Exposition company.
The passenger department Of the
Dads have instructed the agents at all
tations In Kansas and on the Missouri
liver to sell tickets to Topeka and re-
urn IN the dAtes SeDtember to 13,