Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09

culatins among the railroad boys Of
Winslow. f'
william Dase, road foreman Of en-
etues ON the Wiuslow division. was q
Visitor at the locs, shops yesterday.
n. g. Van slyck. Santa Fe's live
stock agent at Fl faso, spent yester-
day in Albuquerque and returned to
the Pass City last night.
w. K. Hodges, general purchasing
agent for the Santa Fee, who has been
spending several days In the city, left
last nisht for tour Of the Santa Fe
coast lines.
Nay Paisley, q young man employed
In the Santa re ofhces n Topeka. was
drowned while bathing in the Kaw
river sunday evening. The k,dy was
recovered tuesday morning ct s:4S by
. oiver.
r. n. Nudge. resident engineer for
the Santa re at Las Vegas. Ia In the
city, overseeing the laying Of the side.
tracks TO the new freight depot. To-
night he will accompany Division
Superintendent J. F. McNally. who
will leave On bridge inspecting tour
ever the n . Grande division. ,7.
The Topeka State Journal says:
Frank Russell. who seven or eight
months ago gave up his place - ham
mersmlln IN Topeka shops and went to
albuquerque, N. n. where he has been
employed most Of the time since. took
charge Of No. machine In that de.
partment here Monday night. This 10
the FIRST time that No. has been run.
ming after b O'Clock Tor some months.
A change was made In the local
santa fe shops and ofices yesterday,
which affects materially the positions
and work Of several Of the employees.
r. C. Jackson. who has been doing me-
chanical work In the shops. :. - gone
to . desk In the freight office. James
Foley. formerly 10 the timekeeper's
once. has been appointed to clerk Of
distribution. J. A. blood succeeds MIR.
Foley In the timekeeper's once.
Roadmaster Gibson. who was here
yesterday on business. has returned to
Gallup.
J. r. Mentally, division superintend.
ent, who was here yesterday. returned
south to San Marcial last night.
Frank Russell. hammersmith, who
worked several months NJ the local
shops. = now located at Tope.a.
@. b. D0lan. the day ticket agent,
10 taking lay on ON account Of slight
Illneas. caused BY the weather, no
doubt.
J. Pierpont Morgan, having secured
control Of about ever. thing on the
surface. 10 going Into the underground
railway UusineoAs s74 sei
Elmer Colbut. fireman on the Mag
dalsna branch. took the examination
for engineer q Ration recently. and
vas granted certificate.
c. w. Worst, foreman Of iron work.
srs In the San Bernardino shops. has
gone to st. Joseph. Mo-, being called
thither by the death Of relative.
W. 8. Hopewell, general manager of
Ehe Albuquerque Eastern and Santa Fe
Central railways. has returned to the
sapital city from business trip to this
III.
Fred. Kaumer, . we'll krown en-.
dneer. 10 arranging to leave In a few
lays for southern California, where he
Etil take a needed rest for a few
weel1s.
The Santa Fe Railroad company has
bought the oil wells and land Of a. u.
Butler and others In Kern 60
California. at . GQod-round sum. x9r-
' $, NY reported ~ ths way from
'l''oo'oeo 70 'sAaeOeo:
The Pennsylvania railread for the
week ending August Q corried only
e2o tons Of anthracite coal. This Is
the smallest tonnage OF hard coal the
company has moved In many years.
For the same week IN 1901, the ton
mage Of anthracite amounted 20 ss,.
13S tons.
Within the next two years the use
uf steam as a motive power for rail.
roads within the corporate limits OF
New York City and within q distance
Df thirty miles Of the corporate lin
III will be completely abolished and
electric power substituted. The New
Vork Central ro.d .,aoa GA .hattoa