Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20

Santa FEE Pacific Watch Inspector r.
Y. Maynard is out west on ofIicial bust.
ness.
Col. II. Il. Twitchcll, assistant sole.
itor for the Santa Fe. was down from
Las Vegas yesterday.
N. X. Williams. travelling inspector
of bridges and buildings for the Santa
Fc, was an Albuquerque visitor yester-
day.
Superintcnd, 8. e. Busser. of the
Santa Fee reading room system. and
wife. arrived from the north last night
and are spending the day in the city.
+. A. Dempsey. travelling superin.
tendent of the dining car system of
the Santa FEES limited trains. was an
Albuquerque visitor yesterday.
Charlie Washington, VINO carries the
punch on the stub train from Rincon to
Lake Valley, spent several days at
Deming us witness in the Molina
murder case.
IL Is announced by good authority
that the Santa Fe will erect a new
storehouse at San Bernardino. Cal.
The new building will he about 200
feet In length and the cost will prob.
ably be about $4,000.
A. NJ. Bcrgere, of santa Fe, received
a letter from Denver informing him
that the Moffat road had changed It's
survey so that 1t will run through
South Boulder canyon instead OF Coal
creek. This will shorten the road some
thing like fifty miles and will go
through better mining country. The
work will be Of the heaviest kind and
will lie one mass of cuts, and 1t is es-
timated that the grading contract will
cost $2.O0O,000. Work will shortly be-
gin. as the contracts will be opened
this month.
itor OF the Pennsylvania Development
company and of the Santa Fe Central
Railway company, Is expected to ar
rive during the coming week from
Pittsburg. Pa. and will spend the win.
ter at Santa Fe.
1t is reported that the Santa Fee Rail.
way company has struck a remarkable
flow OF water near the station Of
Chaves on the western division. The
flow Is said to be a most heavy one
and a small river has been started.
4. q. Norton, OF Pittsburg. Pa. has
arrived and has accepted a position as
chief clerk to General Manager Harry
Alexander of the Santa Fee Central rail.
way. MIR. Norton IL an experienced
railroad man. having been In the SER
vice Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company for the past twenty years, al
though he Is still young man. Mrs.
Norton will arrive from Pittsburg after
the holidays and both will make their
home in Santa Fe.
Conductor o. r. Coleman mas re-
turned from Trinidad to San Marcial.
where he went several weeks ago TO at
tend to the business of a brother, who
was Ill.,
A car load OF telegraph poles caught
fire from the engine between San An
tonic and Army the other day. and the
load was run on the siding at the lat
ter point. while the flames devoured
the car and Its contents.
Fred X. Easley. San Marcial car
repairer, had the misfortune to suffer
tho breaking OF his right arm while On
duty Thursday. He was sent to the
Las Vegas hospital.
j. w. McCoach returned to his du.
tieD in the auditing department OF the
Mexican Central after q visit to San
Marcial.
Atanasio Romero. contractor, and s.
o. Fletcher, the inspector. are out In.
specting ties to turn over to the Santa
70 Central.
Capt. r. NJ. Spivey. OF Topeka. trav-
cling inspector for the Harvey system
OF eating houses. is In the city. having
arrived from the north yesterday.
j. w. Records. master mechanic for
the Santa FEE Central. spent Sunday In
the city with his family and went to
Santa Fee this morning.
Passenger trains No. and No. 1,
from the north, due Saturday night,
and No. 3 from the same direction, due
yesterday morning. arrived In q bunch
yesterday about noon. The trains
from the west, No. s Of Saturday, and
No. Of Sunday morning. arrived
shortly after IL o'clock. Trains of last
night and this morning arrived about
on time.
c. w. Shattack. travelling passenger
agent for the Baltimore & Ohio, spent
yesterday In the city and went south
this morning.
John A. Roach and w n uulso
with the Santa Fe surveyors. were Al.
buquerque visitors yesterday.
The local yards are crowded with
freight which the trainmen are unable
to move on account Of the shortage of
motive power.
A. X. Eames. the Santa Fe !ailway
engineer. who was injured at the sta.
ton at Santa Fe a couple of years ago
by falling from his engine. Is slowly re.