Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29

Conductor McClurkin is laying OF
enjoying a little rest.
The b'g double doors of the local
r%oundhoIse are being repaired.
Il. l.. Holly. Santa Fe fruit and re-
f%rigerator man, vas in the city this
morning.
The Deming Graphic calls the girls
angels" Something is up.
Engineer McWilliams, who has been
on the yard engine at Deming, has
been promoted to road service.
c. w. Kouns. superintendent of
transportation for the Santa Fe, with
headquarters at Chicago, is in the city.
Trainmaster f. j. Gibson, of the
headquarters at Winslow, is in the
city.
The employees of the Southwestern
and Santa Fe railways at Deming are
working overtime now transferring
cattle.
w. j. Hanna, water service man on
the Rio Grande division of the Santa
Fe, was a passenger for San Marcial
this morning.
A. Wallace. the Santa Fe road bal
list contractor, was in the city this
morning. and left for the south on de-
iayed train No. q.
The Rock Island is making prepare
lions for handling about 500 cars of
cattle in the next few weeks from
southern New Mexico.
Superintendent d. f. Cain, of the
western grand division of the Santa
Fe, who spent yesterday in the city. ac-
companied by his wife, left for the
south this morning. -.
Last Wednesday some light fingered
gent got away with the cash register
from the Harvey lunch counter at
Deming, and made a haul of about $35.
The work was done about 2 o'clock in
the morning while the clerk was
asleep.
w. G.. Nichols, a writer from New
York. is in Ell Paso for the purpose of
securing information regarding this
section, which he will use in a book
he will write for the Rock Island sys-
TEN, intended to show the resources
of the country tributary to that sys-
TEN.
The Dennison News company will
abandon it's service on the Ell Paso &
Southwestern June /. There was not
enough business to justify the con
tinuance of a managers Office at Ell
Paso, and Manager Applegrath will
leave for Oakland Pier, CAL. to enter
the Crescent News company's service.
George e. Sullivan, station agent at
Flagstaff, passed through this city the
other morning en- route to Kenosha,
Wis. in charge of the remains Of his
mother, who died at Flagstaff, Monday.
Mr.. Sullivan has many warm friends
along the Santa Fe Pacific road who
sympathize with him in the loss of his
mother.
Joseph Van Week, ex-treasurer Of
the Arizona & Southwestern railway
and a heavy stakeholder in the Ell
Paso & Southwestern Railway COM
pany, is dead in New York. AS a
mark of respect the offices of the Ell
Paso & Southwestern at 81 Paso was
closed yesterday Wnlle the 1uneTdl
was in progress.
ID. A. Shope, superintendent of
bridges and buildings on the Albuquer-
que-Winslow division of the Santa Fe,
was an Albuquerque visitor yesterday.
Mr.. Shope says that there is a great
deal of building going on out at Wins
low and the town has the appearance
of booming. The Santa Fe has just
finished putting down a new water sys-
TEN. The mains are more than twice
as large as the old ones and will proba-
bly, prove adequate for the uses of the
city.
The Las Vegas Advertiser y A.
H.. Brown, a fireman on the south end,
fell off the tender on engine 1130 yes
terday morning while coming in on
No. 4, and was quite badly injured.
Shortly before arriving at Fulton he
lost his shovel, and while on top of the
tender looking for another one, fell off.
The train was coming down the hill
at a good speed and the fireman was
not missed. After lying unconscious
for a long time, he recovered enough
to walk back to Fulton and report. He
was brought home by a freight train
yesterday and is reported to be resting
easy.