Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-03

lot tne santa re, IL III Tue CITY TOT
stay 'of several days.
The train from El Paso was re.
ported this morning three hours and
thirty minutes late.
w. 4. ClarRe. land and industrial
agent of the Santa re Genital. lett
for Estancia over the Santa Fe Cen
tral.
+. c. White of Ration, chief clerk
of the Santa Fe s.ops at that place,
was an Albuquerque visitor yester.
Gay.
Fred Fisher. general storekeeper
for the santa Fe central, was pas
senrer over the line from Kennedy to
Estancia.
T. Moore has gone TO Needles. Cal.
where he will accept position in
tho Santa Fe shops at that place.
Mrs. Moore will follow later.
w. N. Crandall of tne Bright.Cran.
dali Co, Los Angeles. general con-
tractors who do a great deal OF work
for the Santa e coast lines, was In
the city yesterday.
Robert r.. McCance. auditor of the
Pennsylvania Development company,
who has been attending to official
business at Santa Fe for ten days, ex-
poets to leave for Pittsburg, Pa, dur
ing this week.
The Denver A. Rio Grande Express
company, which has done the express
business on the Denver a. Rio Grande
railroad and It's tributary lines in
New Mexico and Arizona ever since
the operation OF that road has gone
out OF the business and the Globe Ex-
press company has succeeded Il.
O. A .Budd, auditor for the Dun
lazy Mercantile company. will 20
down the Santa Fe Central as far as
Moriarty. where he will invoice out
Roy Stamm. the present storekeeper,
and install arthur Melby at that
point At the same time the stock will
he transferred from the depot, to the
large and commodious store room
erected by NJ. 4. .ioriarty. just oppo-
site the depot especiaiy for the Dun
lazy Mercantile company.
Coming Hallway Conventions.
The following railroad conventions
are to be held this fall:
October master Steam Boiler
Makers association at Chicago.
October l3--Roadmasters' and
Maintenance of Way association, at
Kansas City. Mo.
October l3-Americah Association
OF General Passenger and Ticket
Agents at New Orleans, La.
October 20--Association of Railway
Superntendents OF Bridges and
buildings, at Quebec, Canada.
october zS-American Railway as
sociation, at KiChmond, Va.
November 1l--American Associa-
ton OF Travelling Passenger Agents.
at New Orleans, La
December Annual meeting Am
erican Society oil Mechanical Engin-
rs. New York City.
Santa Fe Pointing fos la Plata
County.-lt IL reported mere that
President Il. = Ripley and party of
ter other officials OF the Atchison,
Topeka n Santa Fe railway are max.
ing an extended tour through the
laos valley visiting Twining, Taos.
Red River ',lenwoody and other
~
from Tres Piedras To the Denver
n We. dated September "a. They have
party OF surveyors and are eXamin-
Ing the different proposed routes and
passes from Ration across the Taos
range of mountains they will cross
the range near Elizabethtown through
the Taos valley, then cross the Den.
yer Rio Grande lines at Tres Pie
dras pass. Hopewell aud TERRA ANA.
rillo. having Durango for their objec-
tive point. The party were entertain
ed 10y the people OF Taos at well APP
pointed banquet the menu being chill
con friioles q la carte.
Fatal Acknowledgement morn
ing about eight O'Clock an accident
occurred at Belmont. which cost a
Mexican named Jesus Sayallas, his
life. lie was employed by the Santa
Re railroad as flagman, and was 60
ing Ia his WORK when the accident oc-
CURED. A freight was there dong
some work and in stepping from one
track 20 get out OF the way OF an en-
CINE he stepped on another track In
front OF a string OF moving cars. lie
was knocked down and several cars
passed over him, horribly mutilating
mis- left limb and both arms. lie also
sustained injuries about the head and
face lie was brought to this city
where he was attended by Dr. ID. j
Brennan. Everything possible was
done for Him. but ne died at IL, 30
Wednesday morning. Acting coroner
Quinlan impaneled a jury ana an in
quest was neld, a verdict of death by
accident being returned Deceased
was 80 years oil age, married and 6
resident of Old Mexico.--Flagstau
sun.