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

Robert Greenleaf, machinist appren.
tice, Is laying OF suffering from blood
poisoning.
Railway earnings are a million dol.
lars a week greater this year than
last
The Salt Lake City council has pass.
ed by unanimous vote the ordinance
granting the Oregon Short Line rail.
way company It's franchise for a new
depot and other proposed terminal ia.
cilitles In that city. The improve.
ments contemplated by the company
involve an expenditure OF nearly a
million dollars.
J. p Kennedy, agent for the Santa
Fee Central at Moriarty, Is at Santa Fe.
visiting his sister. Miss Grace Kenne-
dy.
August Relngardt. superintendent. OF
bridges and buildings for the Santa
Fe Central. came in from Estancia TO
spend sunday at Santa Fe with his
family
II. l.. McCance, auditor of the Penn
sylvanla Development company and OF
the Santa Fe Central Railway com.
pany, left for Pittsburg, Pa. where he
will remain some time.
Mail Clerk Charles A. Carruth OF
the Capital city, is taking a two
weeks vacation in Colorado and east
ern points His run Is being covered
by Clerk Charles J. Sisk.
H. U. Nudge. general manager for
the Santa Fe. has returned to Topeka
from n short business trip to El Paso
Texas He was accompanied by Hen
ry Lant2. his chief clerk
Lewis Rorick of the Santa Fe boiler
shop, viii leave In few days for AL.
buquerque. n. NJ, where he has Sc
cured another position with the Santa
Fe, says the Topeka State Journal
John Calvin, travelling engineer for
the Southern California. passed
through the city the otner evening on
his way home from a convention OF
engineers held at Chicago.
w. H. McMlllion sent another par.
ty OF laborers to Arizona to work OF
the construction of railroad between
Phoenix and Mayer Grant Brothers
are the contractors to whom the men
were sent.
The Rock Island railroad has Just Is
sued new folder which contains the
revised and upto-date time tables OF
all the branches and divisions OF the
road. The table is corrected TO Sep
TENDER 10.
Conductor James Tempieton, who
has been In charge Of the train on the
Barnwel branch for the past year, re.
turned to Needles from an extended
trip east. He spent several weeks In
New YORK and at Chilicothe, Ohio.
j. p Kerley of the Santa Fe pattern
shop at Topeka, will leave shortly for
New Mexico on account of his health.
Mr. KeTley Is a new employe of the
road. having been employed in the
pattern shop only a few weeks ago,
says the State Journal.
The Kansas City, Mexico & Orient
went through here yesterday, says the
Emporia Gazette. II was a train load
of cattle from the Indian Territory
bound for Kansas City over the Santa
Fe. This Is rather unusual. as the
Orient has an agreement with the Mis-.
souri, Pacific to haul It's trains to Kan.
sas City from Wichita.
T. j. Anderson general passenger |
agent of the Southern Pacific road, |
has undertaken TO instruct the Chin
ese In the best methods OF cooking |
rice He has just shipped to the |
Flowery Kingdom cook books con.
tanning 200 different receipts for cook. !
ing rice. He did so at the request OF |
a Chinese merchant OF Hong Kong.
Z Is announced by Rock Island Of |
ficials that ]. II, Blair, superintendent |
OF terminals at Kansas City, has been |
appointed superintendent OF the Kan; |
sas terminals division of the Rock Is |
land. Mr.. Blair is now virtually a |
division superintendent and although |
his title is about the same II Is stated |
that he will have more territory UNI |
der his supervision.
The Santa Fe reading room at Nee |
dies received Stoddard piano which |
Will be used for the social functions |
given at the rooms this winter. The |
piano will be paid for by the sale of
tickets for entertainments given at the |
reading rooms and elsewhere. Al |
ready tickets are on sale for ball to |
be given at the Opera house, Monday |
evening. November l6, 1908.
The Topeka State Journal says: A
change has taken place in the night
force at the Santa Fee depot George |
Butterfly the night ticket clerk, has
been promoted to a position In the |
Santa FEES city Office at st. Joe and
has been succeeded here by Walter
Horn OF Albuquerque. MIR. Horn, the
new clerk. formerly he'd the same po-
sition here that he now holds, but
several months ago he resigned this
position in favor Of the position OF
night ticket clerk at the Santa Fe de-
pot In Albuquerque, n. NJ. Since that
time, Mr. Butterfly has occupied the
ticket Office during the night.