Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-15

W. ~ s.N't 'hhliA blllN lIlNN N''ll
hours to bring the mail from Chicago
to III Paso. These orders are In uursu.
anoc to regulations to the erect that
the train which makes the quickest
time gets the mail hauling
Mail for the following states will
therefore go via the Rock Island begin.
ming tonight
New England. New York. Ponnsylya-
MIA. New Jersey. Delaware. Mary land
WASHINGTON u. C.. West Virginia.
ohio. Kentucky. Michigan. Wisconsin.
Indiana Illinois. Missouri. Oklahoma.
Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota.
North Dakota. South Dakota.
Dispatcher Rowe. of San Marcial. is
confined To his home by Illness.
Tho arrangements are all complete
fot the Fircmcn's ball at San Marcial
on the 18th OF March
The Santa Pc railway gave Ration re-.
duccd rates on its sewer pipes. which
saved the city s3ooT in freight
Surt ! T. McNally If San Marcial
has had period OF idlcucss forced
upon him by very vigorous attack OF
pneumonia
The bulletin board announces the ap.
puiutmont of David Patterson as mas.
ter mechanic of the New Mexico and
Rio Grando division. with headquarters
at Ration
VI Anderson who has been the faith
'ul cnGT at the san Marcial Harvey
house for several years. has resigned
and will visit friends in Las Vegas
for while
The main shaft carrying the power
! from the engine room To the new ma
chine shop broke down Saturday and
the machines were at a standstill Re
pairs were made by this morning
Hugh Williams and j. + Stalker. of
San MarCial have returned from To.
| pcka bearing credentials showing that
/ they successfully passed the cNamina
! ton for promotion from lremen to On
ginccrs
Buffet car 1907 passed through last
night and will be used on the Califor.
| MIA limited in place OF the one burned
at FranCouia II is just from the To.
! pcka shops and has been rushed
through.
Several Of the men recently dis.
charged at the Santa Pc Pacific shops
! have been aEain employed. Last week
| nine new men were employed This
| is taken as an indication that the cut
| In force was only temporary
| The Santa Pc will az once begin the
! Improvement of grounds around the
! Alvarado hotel Several hundred feet
! uf blue grass sod have been ordered
! from the east. which will bo used as a
mat for grass seed which will bc sOwn
! later.
Sixty bridge builders in charge of
| H. T. Hoover of the Midland Bridge
| company OF Kansas city passed
through last night on their way to
| Vera Cruz. Mr. Hoover says his com.
| pany viii hid for the bridge work on
| the Santa Fc Central and Albuquerque
| Eastern.
There is some talk along the line
tuat railroads will displace colorcd
| portcrs with white men. the same as
was In vogue three or four years ago
| Complaints have reached headquarters
! that the Culnrod purtars are growing
| impudogt and want 10 be- tipped on
every occasion
The new library and readiuE room "a
tc erected this summer by the Santa
! Fc Railway company AT Ration Us TO be
! COmmOdiOUs. two stories high and rs 10
CONAN besides the library and read
! ing room. u room for billiards and pool
a bowling alley and bath rooms. II is
! 10 be- the most complete railroad Il
brary on the entire line.
| The new master mechanic bulletins
| the Information that too many engines
are being cut on; at Trinidad on ac
count Of had nucs and other small de
| foCts when they should have gone
through 10 La Juuta The Trinidad
foreman has beer instructed 10 make
a personal examination of each engine
turned In there and report If the en-
gineer did right in not going on
through
John A. Phalen. who has been yard
master for the FL Paso q Northeastern
AT Alamogordo will now take a run on
the new I'll Paso- Rock Island road as
freight conductor, his former position
to lac filed by Mr. Martin. y. !. Behar
has been appointed general yardmas
ter for the FL Paso.Rock Island with
headquarters at III paso. This is th'
local position formerly held 10y Oliver
Carr, who will now go on the road az q
main line freight conductor
| committee o. citizens of Santa
Rosa went to TuCumcar 10 meet
Freight Traffic Manager J. ". Johnson
Second Vice President j II Conlin ant
lAItI'lNl u lilSlll anu i0N'llF'l 4Nk'il
j. H. Meyer. They asked for specia
freight rates for Santa Rosa as 1t Is
a convenient shipping point for the
country for many miles around. They
were promised that the company woult
do all In its power Ia give Santa Rosa
the lowest freight rates possible ant
to push the town along whenever Op
portuHity offered
| Those who came down on the trS
Rock Island train are loud in thei
praise OF the service given and al
seemed well pleased with the outlooi
for the country through which the new
road iuns II is said that several PEG
pie of influence stopped on AZ Santi
Rosa and Carri2oZa and VIII lool
: around for location for h'asiness enter
prses. II is n cinch that there will h
more activity in eastern and southern
New Mexico this year than In all tn
southwest put together A prominen