Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17

Tho mail on the Santa Pc Pacihc lis
being weighed this month
y a. Shope superintendent " build
lnfs and bridges, on the WinsluW d'vis.
ion, Is in the city.
W $ IIubboll and w. \. Baycr. of
the Santa Fe Central Office. Santa Fe
left for Kennedy station on business.
Tue places made vacant by the de-.
crease In the force the last OF March
have been ordered filled. owing 10 q
rush OF stock trains.
T. J. Helm az nj of the Denver d
Rio Grandc AT Santa Fc. who has been
confined to his home with Illness the
past few days. is able To be out again.
Tho train and engine men have been
requested 20 report to the trainmastcr
rs soon as possible for examination for
the new book Of rules going into effect
JuEo /
The Citizen has received copy OF a
hooklot, just Issued by the Santa Fe.
entitled. Coronado and Some CaIifor.
mia Missions II is appropriately Illus
trated
The Contra, Pacific railway Is going
TO build n bridge forty miles long over
a portion of GREAT salt Lake. shorten.
Ing their line forty-onc miles in a dis
lance Of IA.
Eugenio Romero. collector and treas
urer Of San Miguel county, is operating
saw mil at Torreon. Valencia coun.
~, getting ont bridge timber for the
Santa Fe Central railway.
The number n tie INSPECTORS OF tho
Santa Re Central has been reduced
and the remaining tic inspectors Will
have to cover more ground and put in
more time
The Las Vegas Record SAYS Pat
Walters the fireman hurt in the wreck
at SuZbacher few weeks ago was
discharged from the Ladies' home yes.
terday. He lcft for Albuquerque TO seek
employment
Almost every week brings forth a
new claimant for the record of the
longest straight stretch of railway
track. The line from Nyngan to
Bourke, New South Wales, runs 126
miles without curve.
Engine S25. q new oil burner from
the east. en- route to California. has
arrived here, II is fitted with the pat |
ent Vanderbilt fire box and the travel |
ing cngiaCCr of the California division |
lis accompanying Il through
The entire mail carried by the Cali |
fornia flyer that was wrecked this |
week near Flagstaff. AriZ., was de-
stroycd. The mail came from south. |
crn and central California and was |
destined for points east OF Albuquer |
que
Train Nc. 8 STRUCK a freight car
above Trinidad Thursday morning and |
smashed Il. The car had been switch |
ed on the main track and was forgot. |
ten, and Is now no more. The pilot |
on the engine was torn away and The |
front end generally bunged up.
DR.. Norris. camp physician of the |
Pennsylvania Development company |
at Kennedy. was struck on the head |
ny stone from q blast. He was rem
dered unconscious for time. but re- |
vived and managed to reach the camp. |
His injury was attended to by DIR. |
Ayers, of Albuquerque.
The Topeka State Journal says |
Boilermaker Ernest Wynecoop closed |
mis- seven or eight years service with |
the Santa Fe as an employe at Topeka
shops and today eft for Ration. ~ NJ
where he will follow his trade. Sew
eiTl other boys here arc talking about
going west.
X. T.. Pellow and wife expect to leave |
Albuquerque In a few days for Wins.
low. where IL is said. he will have
charge Of the Harvey eating house
there. For the past few months Mr..
Pellow was in charge of the eating
house III tkis city. ana his friends here
wish him success at Winslow
The industrial department of the
Santa re has assisted in locating at
Stockton, California, a large window
glass factory. with a capacity OF sixty
thousand boxes OF product annually.
The glass produced by this new fac
tory will take the place of material
which for years has been coming from
Belgium.
The Gazette says: G. NJ. G.. Houck.
who has ably assisted the Santa Fe
at Ration the past eight years.
mas resigned and accepted the agency
Tor the express company. Mr.. louck
is an able business man. popular with
the people and will he a first class EN-.
ploye for the new company which he
now represents.
Work on the Santa Fe Central rail-
way al Kennedy is being pushed rap
idly. The pile driver and scoops are
working to the limit of their capacity,
and the sound of dynamite blast is
heard at frequent intervals. New men
and new teams are being put on daily,
ana passengers on Santa Fe trains
passing Kennedy notice the long line
of teams at work.
j. r. Yale, travelling freight agent OF
the Gull, Colorado 4 Santa Fe, has re-
signed. He will go with another com.
pany as traffic representative In an I'M
portant capacity. Mr.. Iale's successor
will soon be announced from headquar
tiers az Galveston. II is expected that
Mr. Yale's resignation viii mean sew
eral important changes In the traffic
department OF the road.
Accommodations at the Yosemite val
ley are under control OF the govern
ment. with good hotels, camps and
trails. Visitors To the great national
conventions at San Francisco in June
and August will find the Yosemite side
tour pleasant one. While not so
tremendous and awe inspiring as the
Grand Canyon OF Arizona Yosemite