Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25

Born, 10 Engineer and Mrs. T.. y.
Cody. of Las Vegas a baby boy.
The Santa pc Central railway re-.
coivcd several car loads of supplies
yesterday for It's Arroyo hundo store.
After January n She sleeping car
service OF the new santa Fe between
Kansas city and Mexico will be dis
continued
Chief Engineer a G Kennedy. of
the Santa Fo Central railway. although
ill, made a trip from Santa Pc To lamy
yesterday.
G, r. Alien has been in Springer
couple OF days waiting for his grading
outfit which he expects TO arrive soon
with SEQ horses.
An increase Of s per cent in the
wages OF trainmen and switchmen on
the Baltimore A. Ohio has been made
voluntarily Toy the company.
Chicago is selected as headquarters
and place of meeting of the United
Brotherhood of Railway Employees at
convention in San Francisco
Engineer Al Lane returned from
sumo his duties on the santa Re
branch. after few days lay on
The General Electric company has
secured a contract amounting 10 $3.50.
600 for equipment for the new street
railway TO he built in Toxic, Japan.
". Il. Barton and wife and NJ A.
Janson. OF Ration, will open boarding
ors working on the Dawson railroad.
Harry Snider, machinist apprcn-
ticc who left Topeka last August for
Albuquerque, y NJ has returned to
Topeka for two weeks recuperation.
The position OF fireman on the first
mountain helper at Lamy is now va
cant and open for the oldest fireman
applying Tor the run before January "a.
John Brooks and wife. in charge of
the culinary department OF General
Superintendent Wells private car.
were here yesterday going west last
night
Frank Graham. who has been night
operator at the Santa Fe depot at
Springer for more than year. has
been promoted to the position OF agent
at Morley, Colo.
Work Is being pushed as rapidly as
possible on the new hotel ana depot,
and the local officials hope that every
thing viii he ready for occupancy by
the LIST OF April
Engine No. 06S was sent down from
the north to Iamy to relieve engine
No 0lil on the Santa Fe branch,
which slipped its tires while on duty
Monday afternoon,
Hon. w $. Hopewell. vice president
of the Santa Pc Central railway. who
has beca seriously III. threatened with
an attack of pneumonia, is now re
ported to be out OF danger.
Mrs. T. w. Belkama, wife of the
freight inspector OF the Southern Pa
ciGc railroad at Deming, died of pa
ralysis. The remains were taken TO
Los Angeles, Cal, for interment
Ed O. Allen and Guy Ellis. two well
known oX-Albuquerquc railroaders.
are two engineers now at the East
yard. Cal. Guy Ellis and wife were
visitors to Albuquerque a short time
ago.
II is learned today from Jimmy
Worries that his brother. Charles
Worries, is now an operator for the
Southern Pacific at Los Angeles. Char
lie has quit base ball playing alto
gether.
j. w. Fimbrook. dispatcher on the
a. T. y :. f. railroad al Newton, Kan,
stopped OF this morning on his return
from an extended tri5 in Old Mexico to
visit with j. w Edwards who is an
old friend
A, G. Wells, general superintendent
Of the Santa Fc Pacific, who was at
Chicago on business connected with
his duties. was here yesterday and Wis
tied the various departments OF the big
local shops
The Springer Sentinel says Marks
q luthyc have rented their building
next to the restaurant to MIR G. .ither. |
beef contractor, who furnishes all beef
used 10y the grading contractors on the
Dawson railroad.
The electrical machinery for the Al.
buQu rquo railway shops has arrived.
Within fifteen days the machine shops
and the blacksmith shop viii be run
by electric power. Friday the four
new boilers OF the shops were fred up.
Orders have been received 10y Arch. |
teCt WMUlesey 20 proceed Immediate /
~ with the construction Ct large two
story freight depot AT albuquerque for
the Santa Fe system. The building
viii be OF the old mission style OF arch |
itccture
Tae Topeka State journal says: It
was planned that special car No 2l9, |
that which belongs 10 President Rip |
ley, should bee sent out today. II has |
been in for several months TO receive |
"A general oyerhauiue