Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
Railroad Topics


Switch engine no 2l7S is out of the
shops aud is now ready for business.
Ernest Tuschor machnist at the
local shops, quit yesterday, and viii
return to Topeka.
Passenger train No from the west
encountered heavy snow out on the d.
vide this murning.
Harry Snyder. who recently resigned
his position as a maChnist in the local
shops, will go to Topeka in few days
The new clerk ut the registration
desk at the local shops IL Hiram Adair
who recently arrived here from chi
Cago
The new Santa I'c machine shops at
Topeka. now under construction. will
be the largest in the west when com
pleted
". II. Phillips will leave tonight for
Bakersfield. cal. whore he will again
enter the service Of the Santa l'c com.
pany.
-. Patterson. division master me
chanic, was here yesterday, leaving
last night for his headquarters at Las
Vegas
j. Considino took his old position AS
station agent at Mcsilla Park. Mr..
lammic. who wab the agent. goes to
Las Vegas.
Mrs George Henry and children eX
poet 10 leave this evening for Topeka.
whore Mr. Henry Us employed in the
Santa Fc railway shops.
". u. Finncy. a san MarCial tele-
graph operator. has been transferred
To AlhuaucrQuc aud his successor at
San Marcial is Fred W. Sexton.
Checks tor $95. oua were issued yes
terday from Auditor liartors office.
representing the III paso a Northeast.
ern pay roll for the month of February.
Mrs Thomas Johnston. wife of a
local railway cmDloyc. has returned to
the city after pleasant visit to her
sister Mrs. Fred Horn. OF san Marcial.
iwvnty coaches are TO tc converted
INTO smokers. according TO an order ,c-
cciyol recently at the topeka shops.
The work probably VIII bo begun soon.
The Santa Fc Central railway IS
preparing to send out a force OF men
to commence construction of its tolo.
graph line from Torrance 10 Santa
Fe.
Il T. Cheney. one of the largest
stockholders in the santa he Is at San
Bcrnardino. Cal lie Is accompanied
by his wife, who was Julia Arthur. the
ac'I'sS'
When coach 1854 has been converted
into business car 222. 10 be assigned to
Second Vice President Morton. IL will
Toe equipped WIN apparatus Tor Hsh'-
ing hy electricity.
\ construction gang Of fifteen men
is replacing the old Western Union
telegraph poles with new ones between
lFlnldRd ana hatun. j. J. ferrine mas
charge on IRE Wor"
4 Hansen. formerly manager of the
san Marcial and R.JlE Harvey
houses. and until recently n the same
\ capa NY at lamE 20. been lrnroteG
ITO a suptriptcucnrcy
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of,.s Ar,.l,s ot. th,. g.u,t vastordnN
IN. doctor il m. rbts. surrron of he
Santa 'e Pacific and expects to re
main here Tor % tow days.
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no cra,,Io ,atIra,d q, Chc,,a pto
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Division Superintendent f. G. Fox
and NJ II Williams supcrintenden, of
bridges and buildinrs betweon Aim.
querouc and Winslow. arrived from
the north last niprt in MIR Fox's pri.
yate car
Hon W H. Andrews. president OF
the Albuuupruup Eastern and Santa II,
Central, and W. : Hopewell. the vice
president, are in the city today. con
sulting with the secretary of the com
pany, J. +. Saint
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