Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
RAILROAD NOTES



Charles Rogers a Gallup swttchmsn
~ reported TO have LETT that town
suddenly and his creditors are sor-
rowing.
The Houston q Texas Central con.
templates spending 100000 at Dsi
las. Texas. on terminals Fifteen city
blocks are 60 he occupied.
August ReinRardt superintendent
Of bridges and buildings. OF the Santa
re Central is al present building .
section houso at willard.
Edgar r. BrOwnhall. accountant In
se Missouri raoinc Office. has resign.
ed TO accept y position with the us
SOUR Kansas 4 Texas road
Boyed y. Maize Of the surveying
CORPS OF the Pennsylvania Develop
ment company, is in Santa Fe pre-
paratory 20 going on a surveying trip
over the line OF the Albuquerque
Eastern.
Fireman G. 7. Williams OF Las We
gas. IL on for several days. as the
result of a badly mashed finger. IT
was feared that the ringer must come
or. hut the report now Is that 1t will
come around all right.
The Interstate commerce commits.
sion has notified the railroads that
the time during which all locomotives
must hc equipped with era -irons IN
front and on the sides has been ex-
tended until March |, 1904
s r. Kildoyle. general foreman of
the Chihuahua shops, chihuahua,
Mexico, has resigned his position and
left to accept the position Of general
foreman OF the Copper Queen Mining
company AT douglas, Arizona
The surveyors that the Santa Fe
road has in the field surveying a route
from Arizona to connect with their
line at the most convenient point,
probably Whitewater on the Silver
CITY branch, are in the neighborhood
OF Duncan, Arizona
Frank w. Arnold. for eleven years
grand secretary-treasurer of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen
al Peoria m. and previous to that
time granu master. has rendered his
resignation. the same effective Ja=-
nary LIST. He goes to Chicago TO en-.
cage in commercial business
Aubrey NJ kennedy and d. l.. Rob
inson. two young men who were ar
rested for heating their way to FL
roso IN a refrigator car on the Gulf.
Houston. have filed suit in that city
against the road for false imprison-
ment and false arrest Each demands
$4,000 actual damages aud $4,000 as
additional damages
There was flied In the recorders
Office at Arapahoe. Ok!a., a mortage
for s20,0O0.O00 made by the Orient
railroad company to the United States
and Mexican Trust company as trus-
tee The sum is sufficient to com
plete the Orient line. equip and pro-
vide terminals. Work is TO be resum-
ed at once throughout western Okla
homa.
The jury in tne case On l.. s. Ryan
VS.. the FL Paso a. Northeastern Rail
road company reported verdict in
Judge Goggin's court, FL Paso award
ing the plaintiff damages in the sun
of $1,000 Ryan was suing for s40.-
600 damages for injuries sustained by
falling under moving train while
working as brakeman. Upon a
former trial OF the case he was award
ed $500
Wells Belongs to the Santa Fe-rhe
deepest oil well .c the state of Cali
fornia II at Olinda, and II is owned
by the Santa Fe. II is well No. 3S,
which has been put 10 a depth OF
2S46 feet, and is carrying finch
pipe. The well is not, producing at
present the company desiring to run
1t as far below the surface as pos
sible before pumping. There are ex-
pectaiions that a gusher will be deve-
Hoped in the well which will aplapse
any so far struck in this state Well No
"A II the next deepest, being down
$50 feet and big producer.