Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-19


decorations which the hall has -e-
celved this season. The crowd remain |
ed until the early hours OF the morn. |
ing and every one reports a most |
pleasant time.
ID. G. Coughlin, train master nj
Wellington. Kansas, was In the city |
this morning.
Superintendent Mentally came in
yesterday morning In his private car
No 40S.
Howard Severit, n we'll known con. |
dutcor. and family will spend the holi.
days with Mr.. Seveits parents at
Topeka.
Train from the west, No. 2, whicn
should have arrived ut 7b5 this
morning, did not arrive TIL $3.50 this
afternoon.
Superintendent Il. J. Gibson OF the
Winslow division OF the Santa Fe
cor lines. spent Sunday In the city
with his family
Fireman Selgle, OF the Rio Grande
division. is laying OF nursing a slight
illness. Fireman Bonner Is showing
the SCOPE In his stead.
Superintendent Clough, OF the
bridges and building department. with
headquarters at san Marcial, arrived
in the city this morning.
Colonel w. s. Hopewell, general
manager OF the Pennsylvania Devel-
opment Company. has returned from
business trip to Chicago.
W G. Meehan who has been confin-
ed to his room for the past eight
weeks at Needles. was out o. doors
taking a sun bath. says the Eye.
j. T. O'Connor and wife arrived
make Needles their home. Mr.. O'Con.
nor is a machinlst In the employ OF
the Santa Fe at that city
Colonel J. b Furry is up from Be
lea
Fan Ei'iott. roadmaster is here from
Las Vegas.
John A. Ross. travelling engineer.
s down from Las Vegas.
J. II. O'Connell. sub-contractor to y.
Lsntry Sons on the Santa Fe cutoff.
was an Albuquerque visitor yesterday.
w. S Hopewell. general manager
| Tor the albuquerque Eastern, returned
to the city las, evening from a trip TO
| Santa Fe.
w l.. Grey. chief dispatcher for
{ the T., Paso & Southwestern railway
: AZ I'll PasO. Is In the city to visit Mrs.
/ Grey, who is here and quite H.
I The supreme cour. OF Indiana has
ruled that towns have right to regu.
/ late the speed of railroad trains with.
in their corporate limits.
/ The Texas & New Orleans is 20 ex.
/ pend 1925. 900 in establishing new east.
ern terminals at Echo, Texas. near the
Sabine river. and those at Beaumont
! will be abandoned.
: A. II. Burgeson. machinist, has de-
/ cided to cut short his duty At Las We.
sas and go to winslow. Arizona. His
! resignation vas received and accept
ed and he will leave Immediately for
his new post.
Jose Ortiz. wiper at the Las Vegas
round house, died s"ddently OF heart
disease He had been ailing for sew.
eral months and for the last month
had been unable TO work His doc.
tors told him that he might live for a
year or two or he might drop OF at
any moment
The different railroads running into
ri Paso have Just made effective for
the holidays, rates from ri Paso 10
eastern and northern points of one
fare plus 81 for the round trip to al.
most all points. Some near by points
ave a rate OF one fare plus 10 per
cent for the round trip.
\. NJ Rice, general storekeeper for
the Santa Fe. with headquarters In
Topeka, will leave shortly for Ration,
\ NJ. whore he will superintend the
opening of the new Santa Fe store
so stop OF al La Junta. where i'm
provements are being made in the
Santa Fe storehouse AT that place.
The Optic says: Mayor margarine
Romero has returned from Santa Fe.
Ho has won the suit brought against
him by the Pennsylvania Develop.
ment company regarding the right 10
MS coal ihuuh III illtTtS Cunyon on
the line OF the Albuquerque Eastern.
Mr. Romero has now perfect and
indlsputahle title TO the promising
property.
The granting of the land concession
to Mexican National by the Mexican
government is conditioned upon the
building three years of 225 miles OF
railroad from Monterey TO the north
west corner of the Mexican republic
Work on this extension was begun
some time ago. and the rlght-of-way IL
now almost all ready for the laying
of the rails
The Optic says; The machinists
are planning grand ball TO be given
about January 20. a committee OF the
following members has been appoint
ed; u. Tusher chairman; X. @. Nc
Isaace. Frank Hockett and l.. ]
Myers. The boys are already hustlinp
about making preparations, and II O
grand good time is not the result. II
won't be the fault oil the committee.
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