Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08

New machinery and now mach.nists
are being received at The local shops
every day.
No. G72. the mountain helper at
Lamy. has been sent 70 the Las Vegas
shops for repairs.
OWNS TO heavy service. a number
of road engines are IN tho local and
Las Vegas shops lof repairs
Clarence Schlrfs has hcoA acting in
the capacity "a agent at the Williams
depot during the absence OF y. J. liud-
son.
Engines Nos. 725 end 200 have just
been turned out II the Las Vegas
shops in fine condition for road work
again.
Jack Lotus. who went from Lamy
to Winslow few months ago, is back
at his old job of night car inspector
at Lamy.
Lon Gold night caller at Iamy. has
been relieved by Ross John OF Atlanta,
Mo. and returned to his home In
santa Pc.
Passenger engine No. 7i5. which had
been out OF service in the Ration shops
for several days, is expected to return
south soon.
Samuel Bushey has returned from
the cast. and he with Engineer Peter
Lynn. will be marked up for duty on
the Las Vegas slate.
John II. Grother, from the Oklahoma
division south OF Wichita is acting as
cashier at the Ration depot during the
absence of Mr.. ilouck
c. NJ Taylor. master mechanic of
all Santa Re lines west Of Dodge City,
spent yesterday in the city and went
to Las Vegas this morning.
Mrs T.. T.. Hermann. wife of the
agent Ct l.amy who has been at Las
Vegas under the care of DR. Mohr. is
reported as being no better.
f. A. Nicely. who is ii, the city. Is a
friend of General Foreman Wincheck.
Mr. Nicely is the expert sent out by
the Baldwin Locomotive works with
the new compound engines.
The Las Vegas Record says: Engn-
eer Dobyns and Fireman Bennett were
sent to albuquerque YESTERDAY after
route to the Rio Grande division.
c. NJ. C. Houck's face has not been
seen at the Ration depot ticket window
for more than a week, as he Is under
the doctors care. suffering from an at
tack of pneumonia and jaundice.
Frank Lowell. manager of the uphol-
STEERING department of the Harvey eat
l,... a. In, h. oil An
making arrangements for the uphol
steering of the Alvarado bar room.
William Atkinson and J. +. Redding
ton. two wellknown shop employees oil
the Galveston road at I'll Paso, hav,
resigned their positions and will leay.
for the Hawaiian islands in few
days.
The San Marcial Bee says The
freight business on this division IL
heavy at present. II is n common oc
currence for three freight trains I,
arrive and three To depart during the
night.
The Santa Pc Pacific railway Is Wig
orously prosecuting coal thieves a
Gallup. Last week two were arreste,
and nned. Several small boys hav,
been given notice that they must stoI
their pilfering OF coal
Miss Mollie Maher. of Iowa. arrive,
In San Marcal "A couple of weeks ago
and has decided to spend the balance
of the winter months In that town Thu
lady ~ a sister of Jack Maher. now
construction fireman on the Bisbe'
road
The Citizen mentioned the other da.
the let out" OF several employees a
the local depot A young man. name,
Jack. is the new revising clerk, vic'
John Alderman. and J. II. Hanlon 4
officiating as baggagemaster, vice NJ
V. Thomas.
The Las Vegas Record says. Check
Redding formerly night yardmasterr a
this place. who has for some time beel
working in the Ration yards, as yard
master. came down from the Gate Cit,
yesterday to resume his former pos
ton In the yards here.
C. II. Young. division superintendent
of the Wells. Fargo Express company
Denver. accompanied by Dudley Evans
passed through Albuquerque for Sa
Francisco last Saturday night. MI
Evans Is the new president of the con
pany, vice j. J. Valentine. deceased.
A Pullman porter on No. 7, whe
that train stopped for lunch ut thi
place Tuesday. fell In TIT on Firs
street. and for some minutes was al
parently dead, and a large crowd co
leoted about him. He revived however
and was helped TO his car.-Rato
Range.
Tho locomotive works OF the Unite
States bull, 1884 locomotives durin
1901, not including compound engines
T5on the railroad workshops of tn
various companies turned ont a larg