Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-21


ID. Benjamin, general superintendent
of the Harvey system, is in the city
today.
Charles Burns, who was injured in a
recent wreck. is reported up and
around. He is a resident of Ration.
NJ. r. Williams. the Superintendent
of bridges and buildings on the Santa
Fe, is here today from Las Vegas.
Frank Doughman, clerk in the car
foreman's Office at Ration, has accepted
a better position as clerk at Pueblo.
Colo.
Cars came down from the north last
night with snow on them, indicating
that they had passed through a severe
storm.
The Gazette says it is expected that
a new master mechanic will be assign
ed to Ration soon, but his name is yet
unknown.
The old depot building now belongs
to G.. l.. Altheimer. the capitalist, he
purchasing it from DIR. Hope yesterday
afternoon.
Harvey West has returned to the
' city from ~Alamogordo and gone to
work again in the boiler department of
the local shops.
Robert l.. Daniel has peer appointed
travelling contractor for the Ell Paso-
Rock Island road by A. S. Grieg, the
assistant manager.
Will Schutenhelm is the name of the
new clerk in the general foreman's
office at Las Vegas. He was formerly
employed at Ration.
Nearly all the girls who were en-
ployed in the burned Harvey house at
Rincon are now employed in the Har-
vey house in Deming.
Charles Beinert, formerly station
agent at the Santa Fe railway depot in
Santa Fe, at present agent at Rowe, is
in Santa Fe on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ferry, of Mutt,
Luna county, will go to Santa Fe to
live, as Mr.. Ferry has accepted a posi-
ton on the Santa Fe Central railway.
Jim Morehead, formerly section fore
man at Lynn. passed through this city
with his family en route to Williams,
Ariz., where he has a similar position.
A. A. Joseph. of Ojo Caliente, son of
Hon. Antonio Joseph, has accepted a
position of ~storekeeper at Kennedy for
the Santa Fe Central Railway com
pany.
Tom Mulhern, brother of the con
uuCtoi, WIN was lTdlHIndSIeG On tnlS
division years ago. is now holding a
similar position on the Choctaw rail-
road.
The Ration Gazette says: j. e. Mel
son has gone to work as car carpenter
in place of H. Newhouse, who resigned
to take his wife to the lower altitude of
Kansas.
The offices of the Santa Fe Central
railway OF tho aanifa1 nitu y uorxy
busy places at present, as the prelim.
mary work for active railroad con.
struction is being arranged.
James G. DeMier, of Las Cruces, for
a number of years employed on the
Mexican Central railway. has been ap
pointed tie and bridge timber inspector
by the ant Fe Central railway.
Thomas Bourn, VINO had been writ
ing insurance for several months, gave
up that line or business and is back
again on his former passenger run, as
engineer between Las Vegas and
Ration.
The Rocky Mountain News, in it's
last Sundays magazine, in an article
on Men Who Conduct Railroads" de
votes a paragraph to Charles Dyer
who is well known in this city, and
publishes his portrait.
Mrs. w. C. Brown and family, resi-
dents of Los Angeles, Cal, passed
through the city yesterday afternoon
from Chicago, in a Lake Shore & Mich
igan Southern private car, en- route to
their California home.
The Ration Gazette y A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Oliver on
the 18th. but only lived a short time
This is very sad, when we remember
that only a week before they lost theil
only child, a little girl.
Hon. w. S. Hopewell has resigned as
manager of the Las Animas Land &
Cattle company of Sierra county, as
he will devote his entire time to the
Santa Fe Central railway, of which hi
is vice president and manager.
Railroad Contractors Orman & Cook
with their entire force, are now work
ing on the Bisbee main line between
Carizilillo Springs and Ell Paso. For
t~unately for the business interests o
Deming, all work is centered on thu
Deming end.
The Santa Fe has awarded a con
tract to l.. l.. Summers, of Chicago, 70
installing an electric plant in Topeka
at a cost of $50, 900. In constructor,
the new shops it is the intention of tn
Odnia E6 W eoboNANhtN lNlNg ~
steam power.
c. B. Llewellyn has resigned his pc
sition as special agent for the SAINT
Fe Pacific, and will take a position il
the surveyor generals Office at SAINT
Fe. Harry Gray, formerly night watch
man at the local shops. has succeeds
Mr.. Llewellyn.
Fifty Mexican laborers came up from
Ell Paso this morning OF passenger Nc
20. aud went north on No. 2. The
were in care of l.. b. Basques and cor
signed for railroad work near I natcL
er, Colo. where the Santa Fe is mai
ing some improvements.
J.. N. Crane. the locomotive engineer
who lately had a run on the Santa F
out of Las Vegas, n. NJ, subsequent
embarking in the grocery bushes
there. is now manipulating the rein
on a hack in FL PasO, having com