The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-13
ABOUT RAILROAD PEoPLE.

John Player has returned from the east
z. II. Count. superintendent Of telegraph,
went to Chicago Monday evening.
David Helmet, assistant dav ofler fs
seriously sick with stomach trouble
Stack No for the new blacksmith shop
furnaces was hoisted to place today.
Locomotive S64, another of the new Pitts
burgs, was here to be set up Monday
Martin Maglario will be absent from the
boller shop week visiting in Abilene.
a. L. Studer, master mechanic for the
Monday.
Al Smith, maohinist is doing his work
week
Bert sanderson of the boilermalzing de-
the Illness of his wife.
Thomas Quinn and John MeIcher are late
recruits in the machine shop They. are
Charles Cottmon. an upholsterer, who
was on a week because of sickness, has
gone to work.
Fred Seheutzow, a machinist who went
reported for duty.
Special car PA, which has stood in the
been set in the coach shop.
Henry Steinberg, receiving clerk at the
storehouse, is at his desk after a three or
four day absence.
Oscar Mcintyre is at his place in the
boiler shop after losing six weeks on ac-
count of q sore hand.
Edward Todd, a blacksmith helper. turn
ed IN his time Monday and win travel with
q 4AAGA 5u-A8I4lt Is Il CONDUCTOR
George H Perry, who had a job in the
freight house until a short time ago, has
been added to the store department force.
w C. Barnes. travelling passenger agent
at Kansas City, was in town Monday.
Louis Deutseher, foreman Of the timers.
hand in sling. Cause. rheumatism.
Several train loads of eggs have been
appe9 0gT Of [RiS part Fb q k9 ans for
Pat Griffin Of the blacksmith shop has
taken a furlough of several weeks and will
recuperate at the Las Vegas hospital of
the company.
The Santa Fe's new Alvarado hotel
which was recently completed in Albu-
to the public.
Fred shaffer of the air brake corner.
VINO has been rusticating in southern Cal
iIornla four or I'VE weeks, Is at his bench
again.
Charles Sandmeyer. who was put on in
me In ; shop q Gay OF two ago; IS e1-
pected to 60 to work in the air brake cor
ner in day or two
Harry Hobson. signal inspector, has re
turned from Ration, N. NJ. where he has
been assisting in the operation of the sin
gle star system of signaling trains.
William Lysaght. who quit the drin
press corner more than month ago to
undergo an operation at the hospital, has
been released from that institution
Walter Gordon who has been employed
in the air brake corner here for q few
months, took his time Saturday and viii
leave presently for Caldwell, where he has
a job with the Rock Island
George T. Nicholson, passenger traffic
manager of the santa F'e, came IN Monday
morning to attend the time card sessions
at the general offices.
John Yearsley. who has been wiping day
time. has gone on the night force supply
ing the vacancy created by John Schwartz
going to the Needles, Cal, last week
Daniel Is. Elm. locomotive painter, who
laid or ten days ago to attend to certain
affairs of business, chief of which was to
marry wife, reported for duty Monday
Frank Silk, a hammersmith left on No
? Monday for Springfield. No. where he
has job in the shops of the St Louis
and San Francisco. His family will go
few days later.
Eight leading ministers and laymen Of
the Presbyterian church in Topeka left
over the Santa Fe Monday afternoon for