Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
RAILROAD NOTES.
Machinlst Booth, OF the local shops,
tx enioying n few DAYS Law OF

New Mexico division. was an Aiuuquer-
que visitor Saturday
Mike Daniels. with the Santa Fe Mt
FL Paso. has recently married Wich-
tia. hau.. young lady.
Franklin Tanning, ageu 40 years. one
OF the best known civil engineers in
the west, was fatally stricken with
apoploNy at his home at st. Joseph
Mo, Friday He selected the route
of the Missouri Pacific from Atchison
20 western Kansas. and assisted In the
origlnel survey OF other western rail.
reads.
Engineer Pease has taken his Holt.
day vacation, and will enjoy the time
With Missouri relatives and friends.
w. c. Peyton has gone to Los An
geles for a short visit. He is chief
clerk IN The mechanical department of
the Santa Re road at Topeka.
\. T. Powell. of this city. travelling
auditor of the Wolls-Fargo Express
company. Is in Santa Fe checking up
tho local Office.
Miss Ruby Gray. daughter of tho
chief dispatcher for the Santa he rail.
way at Ration, ard Samuel Runner.
were married at Ration Thursday Mr.
Rulncr is cashier of the First National
bank at Ration.
Engine 497 has been assigned TO En-
gncer George w. Parks. viNe engine
i2h. which Is at the local shops to re-
.ceivc n general oyerhaullng
Archie w. Harrell. of Pueblo. Colo.
arrived ut Santa Fe and win make
several trips over the Denver 4 Rio
Grande railroad to Antonito. Colo. as
railway mail clerk, to learn the route
and tn be in position to act as substi-
tute when needed
Arthur Enaebel. who for the past
few years has been developing his min
ing claims in the Cochiti district came
in last night on No | and registered
at Sturges European. After few
days In the city he viii go to Nevada.
| where he will accept position as as.
sistant superintendent of promising
mine. He reports everything at Bland
rather quiet. but thinks there Is surely
a boom in sight.
Gen. James 8. Clarkson who is here
on visit 10 his son. will leave Monday
morning. roing direct to Washington.
Il. c. Tho general is n staunch friend
CT statehood and he intends to put in
some good words for New Mexico while
al the national capital
Billy Berry has written letter to
Prof. Kinsley, in regard to starting
here n physical culture school. The
| professor Is a we'll known athlete and
trainer, and If Mr.. Berry can interest
| him in coming to Albuquerque this
city will soon have school for the
teaching Of physical culture.
+ H. Nudge, the resident engineer
OF the Santa Fe with headquarters at
Las Vegas. IS kept busy these days on
the road. He came in from the north
last night.
c. a. Shope, popular Santa Fee Pa
cilc official. with headquarters and
home at Winslow. is in the city today
on business connected with his depart.
mont
Hon w. S. Hopewell, the general
manager of the Santa Fe Central road,
is In the city again. and was around
with the local railroad agltators today.
Engine No. 1875 has been completely
overhauled at the local shops and is
now ready for duty on the road.
Engineers Georges, Englehart, Scot.
tie and Cramcr are taking lay OF:
likewise Firemen Fouch and Mccain
mon.
A special train of 800 United States
marines. en- route from New York to
San Francisco, passed through Topeka
the other day via the Rock Island
route. The latter was awarded the
government contract for the transpor-
tation of all naval business several
months ago. The men are ordered to
Mare Island navy yard for assignment
to the Pacific squadron. The men were
recruited along the Atlantic coast and
the train started from Jersey City over
the Chesapeake & Ohio. From Chicago
the route was over the Rock Island to
Denver, thence by way of Ogden.
Engine 1858 Is back at work again
on the New Mexico division, after q
short sojourn in the back shops.
q. l.. Pfundstein. travelling auditor
for the Santa Fe, with headquarters at
Trinidad. visited the local Offices Sat.
urday.
Attorney A. r. Dunlop, eastern So
licitor for the Santa Fe, with Office at
Chicago. passed through the city last
night bound for Los Angeles.
v. Vizzetti, travelling manager OF the
cuisine departments of the Harvey
houses on the Santa Fee. alighted from
passenger No. 2. which arrived from
the west Sunday morning.
keith's Magazine on Home Building.
The holiday number of Keiths mag
azine has some very appropriate read
ing matter for Christmas time. In ad.
! diton u twelve new designs for mod
: crate cost homes. The opening artl.