Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-24

J. Considine took his old position as
station agent at Mesilla Park. MIR.
Lammie, who was the agent. goes to
Las Vegas.
w. ID. Finney, a San Marcial tele-
graph operator. has been transferred
to Albuquerque, and his successor at
San Marcial is Fred. w. Sexton.
Checks for s95, 900 were issued yes
terday from Auditor Harter's office,
representing the FL Paso & Northeast.
ern pay roll for the month of February.
b. p. Cheney, one of the largest
stockholders in the Santa Fe is at San
Bernardino, Cal. He is accompanied
by his wife, who was Julia Arthur, the
actress.
A. Hansen, formerly manager of the
San Marcial and Rincon Harvey
houses, and until recently in the same
capacity at Lamy, has been promoted
to a SUPPLEMENTARY.
ID. p. Johnson, recently of the Den
yer & Rio Grande, has accepted q posi-
ton with the Ell Paso-Rock Island, as
porter. lie is a pleasant, accommodate
ing gentleman and understands his
duties thoroughly.
Charles Rullman. a civil engineer of
~ Ia L doO-ItOth lSlduu, Is III I'll GdSO
from Alamogordo, accompanied by his
family, visiting the family of w. c.
Sorsby, a s~tenographer in the city Of
flee of the Southern Pacific.
j. c. Stubs, third vice president and
traffic director of the Hartman roads,
i%ncluolng the Southern Pacific, arrived
in Alamogordo in his private car wei
the Rock Island, accompanied by his
UonnrQ1 Cnnrnfory & g Booth
Charles II. Walker, who was night
man ut the San Marcial Harvey house
for nearly two years, has enlisted in
troop M. Fourteenth cavalry, and is
now stationed at Fort Grant, Ariz. His
enlistment term is three years.
The rumor hat the Rock Island
management will double its capital
stock and increase the amount to $780,
900, 900 is generally believed. The an
nual meeting will be held June A and
a definite announcement is expected
then.
Engineer Emory Comstock has pur-
chased of the Armstrong Bros. a strip
of land adjoining his residence in San
Marcial that formerly was a part of
the A. B. Ely estate. Mr.. Comstock
has confidence in the future of that
town.
Harley Z. Foultz, Superintendent Nc
Nally's stenographer, has gone to Win
field, Kan, to visit relatives and
friends. Harley is a very competent
employee and will undoubtedly be in
line for promotion one of these sun
shiny mornings.-San Marcial Bee.
The Ell Paso-Rock Island road will
endeavor to secure more visitors to
ALs- A&- 0xvD.
Thousands of dollars are being spent
in distributing descriptive matter in
the east and more than likely the in
fux to Cloudcroft will be far ahead of
anything in the past.
Royal A. Prentice, of Las Vegas, N.
NJ, will probably not accept that prof
fered appointment by President Roose-
welt in the customs service. he having
Just been promoted from st~enographer
to Manager Greig. of the Ell Paso-Rock
Island to be chief clerk of the trans
portation department.
Work is being pushed on the cutoff
the Southern Pacific is building be-
tween Rogers and Strauss, in southern
New Mexico. The Nelson construc-
ton company has 1000 men at work.
A thousand teams have been secured
and commenced work this month. Last
month the company paid out over $780,
600 in wages.
Frank Martin writes the Armstrong
Bros, of San Marcial. from Monelora,
Mex, that on March Is Frank William
son, an old time engineer on the Rio
Grande division, died at G. p. DiaZ and
was buried at Monelora the next day.
He died in his chair in his place of
business, a saloon, his interest in
which he had disposed of the day be-
fore.
The ~Alamogordo News says: j. z.
Saint. of Albuquerque, N. NJ. secre-
tary of the Santa Fe Central Railway
company, was in Ell Paso purchasing
supplies for the commissary depart
ment at Torrance, n. M. at the inter
section with Rock Island. A commits
sary has been located at Galisteo,
where their line i~ntersects the Santa
Fe. Mr.. Saint says the graders will be
throwing dirt on the Santa Fe Central