Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-06-29

RAILROAD NOTES.
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Mrs. A. w. Wells. wife OF Conductor
Wells, has gone to California to spend
the summer.
Floyd Irwin, the university student.
has accepted an apprenticeship at the
local Santa Fe Pacif machine shops.
Engines S57, 479 and S24 have re-
turned to duty from a siege in the re.
pair shops. They are fresh with a
new coat of paint.
George Policy, the go%od-natured
heavy weight special water service
man in the employe of the Santa Fe at
Laguna, was in the city Saturday even
ing.
Rufus Goodrich, secretary to Super
intendent j. F. Hubbard of the Albu-
querque-Winslow division. returned
home last night after visiting friends
here a couple of days.
Engineer John Reub and family hav
returned from an extended s%ojourn at
Kansas City. Miss BERTHE Matthews,
Mrs. Rueb's sister, returning here with
them and is a guest of the family.
A. p. Smith. a Santa Fe Pacific
brakeman, VINO has been at the local
hospital some time mending from in.
iuries received about two months ago.
has recovered and returned to work.
George f. Roe. division freight and
passenger agent for the Santa Fe with
headquarters at Ell Paso, was a visitor
here Saturday night. Mr.. Roe is
thoroughly familiar with the resources
of this section and manifested an in
telligent interest therein.
Jack Sheridan, who has seen service
on a good many railway lines as a
%switchman, brakeman and conductor,
and was with the Santa Fe at San
Marcial about eighteen years ago, ar
rived from Mexico last Wednesday to
re-enter the employ of the Santa Fe
company.
General Manager w. S. Hopewell of
the Santa Fe Contra Railway, very
hlhuly Ocltu Ut Btlllttulldl dutHOl l.
ties a good road plow, which is now
being used by the convicts in work on
the Scenic Route" road in the Santa
Fe canyon. Construction work is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily and rap
idly. The convicts are working hard
and seem to be well pleased with their
| pt,tiro ~ tho Sarto ~ aa,ro
s. e. Busser, superintendent of the
Santa Fe railway reading rooms, was
in San Marcial the other day. With
Librarian Rockwell he discussed plans
for the early occupation of the new
reading room at San Marcial, and drew
a pleasing outline of an attractive and
comfortable resort for those of the EN-
ployes who delight in keeping up with
the times and storing their minds with
the offerings of the best writer's in the
field of literature.
Telegraphic in formation received by
General Manager w. S. Hopewell Of
the Santa Fe Contra Railway, is tc
Nv Nhc't lhdl Wllhlh llt last lnItt
days sixteen cars of steel rails have
arrived at Torrance and more are ex
pected to arrive today. The track lay
ing machine will therefore again com
mence work tomorrow. The end of the
track is six and a half miles north o.
Moriarty and with pleasant weather
and plenty of steel rails, track layins
north will he rapid. From Kennel.
I station south the track has been laiC
about five miles, and by today it is ex
pected that it will reach Clark station
AS o o as the gap between Kennel,
) and Moriarty station is closed. tn,
5 Harris track laying machine will b,
1 brought to Santa Fe and work on tn,
twenty-five miles of track between
Santa Fe and Kennedy will commence
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