Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-27

Brakeman Crane and family, of Las I
Vegas, have removed to Ration.
Engineer Frank George and Fireman
King are reported on the sick list.
Charles Havercamp has gone to To-
peka, Kas-, to enter the Santa Fe hos
pital there as nurse.
Ben Williams, special agent of the
Santa Fe, has gone to Gallup on bust
ness connected with his duties.
Luther B. Wise. having secured a
sixty days leave of absence, will visit
relatives and friends at chicago.
L. f. Klooz, of the Harvey system, is
in the city checking up the new furnit
ure which is being installed in the
Hotel Alvarado.
]. Peeler and f. Bailey, former en-
CINE wipers at the Las Vegas shops.
are now learning the road for a fire.
mans position.
Firemen McCanns, Bursk, Langston
and Leib, of Las Vegas, are up for pro-
motion to engineer. They left for RAJ
ton to take their examination
G.. B. Ship and family, accompanied
by Claude e. Ship, will leave for Los
Angeles shortly, where Messrs Shipp
will go to work for the Santa Fe rail
way company.
Mrs. r. X. Gentry expects to join
her husband at San Francisco next
week. Mr.. Gentry is now employed by
the Santa Fe in the office of Superin-
tendent of Terminals Walker.
Stephen |. Harvey, one of the best
hearted brakeman who ever set a
brake. is enjoying a merited vacation.
While off duty he will visit a sister at
Ell Paso, she being the only living rela-
tive he has in the world.
Report has 1t now that the Colorado
Fuel and Iron mpa is in back Of
of the Santa Fe Central railroad, the
same as it is back Of the Dawson ex-
tension of the Rock Island from Tu-
cumcari to Dawson.
The new Rock Island folders and
time cards just issued how many
changes from what they were a year
ago. The map to show the lines of the
Rock Island and connexions is con.
siderably larger than formerly.
The Record says: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Roper. who were married at Al
buquerque last week. arrived at Las
Vegas last night and will go to house
keeping at 511 Ninth street. Mr.. Roper
is employed in the shops here as ma
chinist.
]. s. Sandoval and Marcelino de Baca
of Pena Blanca, are at Las Vegas to
look over the prospects for railroad
ties in that vicinity. They have a con
tract to furnish 100, 900 ties, to be de
livered in October, presumably for the
Santa Fe Central.
Engine No. OFT. an eight wheeler
from Ration, has arrived at Las Vegas
and will in a few days relieve the Ho'
Springs branch engine, DIAL, from
duty, the latter being considered a lit
tie light for the work. No. DIAL viii
be used for pulling light specials, etc
on the main line.
The Optic says: Mrs. Arthur Low
has the pleasure Of entertaining as ne
guest at this time Mrs. Lillian Bred
hill. of Albuquerque. Mrs. Bredhill al
rived on No. 2 yesterday afternoon
She is en- route to Chicago. but Wi
enjoy Mrs. loves hospitality for on
week.
Samuel Sperry has declined the non
ination of the republican conventio
for city clerk of Las Vegas on accoun
of his non~-residence, as he feels
would be too great a financial sacr
nee 10 give up his piSoSht Soou poS
ton with the Santa Fe company
Cerrillos.
Brakeman Kircn is at his home o
South Broadway badly injured. Ye'
terday afternoon, in the local yard
he Jumped from the pilot OF engine
to throw a switch, and, landing on
large cinder, fell and twisted his lei
foot. The bone was also badly dan
aged.
A party of surveyors left Topeka lai
week to go to Springer, N. M, to VOL
on the proposed line from Springer an
the Dawson coal fields, to a connectio
with the Denver & Rio Grande
Trinidad, Colorado. Actual work hs
beer commenced on the line from II
Rock Island at Tucumcari to Dawso
and Springer.
While the regular morning train {
the Whitewater branch was comiI
down what is known as Hurley n
Saturday morning. four freight ca
loaded with iron ore from F1er
Jumped the track and went into q
ditch. Brakeman Nicholson, who W
on top of one of the cars, sustained
sprained ankle. The cars were n
much damaged by the accident and t
loss to the company is slight.