Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-30

Carizilillo Springs and before they
could get hum TO the Deming hospita.
ne died.
w. c. Jones. erstU lille a Trinidadan
now a resident Of Albuquerque, is in
the city, q guest of Baggagemaster Al
b%ertson, OF the Santa Fe, says the
Trinidad Advertiser.
]. II. Alderman, revising clerk al
the freight depot; w. H. Thomas, lag
gageman, and John Brooks, a platform
employe, quit the service of the Santa
Fe company yesterday.
Machinist Henry Biesman and Boiler
maker J. N. Shirley, with two helpers
are working on the machinery at the
Las Vegas picker. The pickler will
start up again March 1.
Charles NJ. Taylor, division master
mechanic, and Dave Sulief. roadmaster
of engines, were at Las Vegas from
La Junta yesterday. spending the day
looking about the shops and yards.
The Las Vegas Record says: En-.
gineer Lee Wright and Fireman Peeler
were sent to Albuquerque yesterday
to bring up an engine from the Santa
Fe Pacific, en- route to the Topeka
shops.
Preciano Gomez. a Mexican laborer
on the Bisbee railroad zeal Carizilillo
Springs. was run over by a car and
terribly mangled from the thighs down.
He was taken to the Deming hospital
and died there.
c. G. Wood. of Colorado Springs, for
merly manager of the Postal Telegraph
company's office in Santa Fa is visit
ing his old haunts in hat city. He
is on his way to California, where he
will work as operator for the Santa Fe
system.
The completion of the Bisbee-South-
western railroad between Deming and
Douglas is announced for February Is.
when the greatest producing mining
camps in the world will be brought
into direct n close connection with
! Deming.
1t is understood here, among rail-
readers, that ]. Z. Hurley will he trans
ferred from the main line to the coast
lines. and will receive the appointment
of general superintendent of the latter,
vice A. G. Wells, promoted to the gen
eral ~managership.
Work on the Prescott & Eastern
railway is going on and is being rap
idly completed. 1t is expected that the
road will be completed ahd trains run
ming by April /. When completed the
road will run from Huron to the Po-
land mine, a distance of eight miles.
Superintendent Hubbard and a rail.
way surveying corps were at Gallup
looking Over the ground between Gal
lup and Gibson with a view of putting
in a track to the new Canavan mine,
n and a half miles north of Gallup.
The shaft is down 1872 feet and shows
a vein six feet thick, the vein being
probably the Old Diamond vein.
The Deming Herald says. Wages
are pretty good at the railroad front.
MeXicans receiving $1.50 to $1.75 per
day, Americans from $1.75 to So. Eek.
cepting the commissary car. there are
no stores along the line, and prospect
ors from Fremont and Hachita dis.
tricts will do well to 90 prepared with
food, c%anteens and barrels. Take livery
and outfit from Deming.
There were several engineers and
surveyors from the east passed
through here this week for the hills,
looking for reservoir sites. They are
sent out here by wealthy men in the
east. If they succeed in their mission,
anH n iG HpvnIlt1y hnraI thnu
and procure storage for water, Tular-
osa and the surrounding valley will
flourish like a green bay tree.-Tular-
osa Democrat.
The Carlsbad Argus says: w. H.
Hull is now in full charge of the local
railway station. A. A. briggs making
the formal transfer of the Office late
last week. Harry Driscoll, lately from
Canyon City, but who worked here for
a short time last spring. now holds
down the telegraph key in the office.
The new regime is already quite popu-
lar, both agent and assistant being eff
cient and accommodating officials.
The Lordsburg Liberal says: Tues
day, when the east bound passenger
Tram was ~ llt var l, d tramp StOlc q
fine oyercoat from II of the cars. The
owner did not miss it until the train
left the station. At SepaT the conduc-
tor telegraphed an account of the theft.
and a description of the coat. Ii did
not take Agent Clapp long to find a
tramp with pretty tough clothes ard a
$40 raglan o%verCoat. Judge McGrath
sent the tramp up for ninety days. and
tho coat was forwarded to its owner.
The FL Paso Western Railway com
paGy is piling up ties at Carizilillo for
the construction of the line from Carl
2ilillo to FL Paso, and the junction is
again the domicilo of a large number
of MeNiCans who make fairly comfort
allie shelter out Of the ties, The tents
for the accommodation of the spend
Thrills are receiving lair patronage.
Tuesday a Mexican considered himself