Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-01


from Topeka to Winslow, Ariz., as gen.
eral foreman of the shops there.
Mrs. ID. ID. Carter, wife OF the well
known conductor, at Winslow, has just
recovered from a severe sick spell.
Arrivals by the passenger trains re-
port considerable snow between Ration
and La Junta and thick Ice from Las
Vegas north.
b. ID. Caldwell, vice president of the
Delaware & Lackawanna, is quoted as
saying that the Northern Securities de-
cision would stand.
e. A. Hill, the conductor, who was
painfully injured about six weeks ago.
has eturned to winslow from Los An
geles and will soon resume duties.
J. B. Smalley has been appointed SUI
p~erintendent Of the Iowa division of
the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific,
with Offices at Des Moines. He sue
ceeds w. ]. Lawrence.
Engineer Henry Heide, of Winslow,
is wearing a broad smile these days.
Upon inquiry it was learned that on
Sunday evening Mrs. Heide presented
him with a beautiful little daughter.
c. A. Schooley and C.. NJ. Moore left
Las Vegas for Topeka Wednesday as
international railway Y. M. c. A. con-
vention which opened there Thursday.
Arthur Miller, a young man from st.
Johns, Ariz., who has been working for
a short time in the Winslow round
house, had his foot badly mashed a
few days ago. He was sent to the
hospital at Los Angeles.
News has reached the city that
Claude Rainey. well known, and at
present braking on the Waldo branch,
was the proud papa of a bouncing boy
baby which arrived at his home in
Madrid, Sunday morning.
Percy Ross, the obliging clerk in
Superintendent d. A. Slopes depart
ment, Winslow, left for San Francisco.
He will represent the Episcopal church
of Winslow as a delegate to the Pa
cifc coast missionary society.
H. A. Harvey drove into Las Vegas
from his resort, bringing H. NJ. Ashton,
who left for his home in Muscatine,
Iowa. Mr.. Ashton will make a rounda.
bout journey va Oklahoma City. Mr..
Harvey has returned to his ranch.
A. P. Fulcher of the Office of the
Santa Fe ticket auditor at Topeka, has
accepted a better position with the
Santa Fe, Phoenix & Prescott at Pres
colt, Ariz. He is now on his way to
Prescott. Mr.. Fulcher will be succeed
ed by Frank e. Banks.
Jose Tofia, a section hand, was
taken to Winslow from Dennison with
a badly crushed arm He was knocked
down by a hand car and received the
unfortunate injury. His injuries were
attended by DR.. Brown, the company's
surgeon, and he was sent to the hos
pital at Los Angeles.
H.. E. Whittenberger, superintendent
of the fourth division of the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad, was in Santa Fe
Wednesday night. He was accom-
panied by S. M. Shattack, travelling
passenger agent of the Baltimore &
Ohio, and Philip p. Hitchcock, travel
ing passenger agent of the Wabash.
The whole party came on to Albuquer-
que in Mr.. Whittenberger's private
car.
Almost every mile of track between
tnIs city and Las Vegas is being re-
graded and the bridges are being
raised to grade. Both grading crews
and bridge crews are very busy. When
the labors nave been completed, the
line between this city and Las vegas
will be in as good condition as it is
possible to make it. Heavy steel rails
and a solid road bed will enable a con
siderable increase in speed.
Hundreds of laborers on the new
Moffat road in Colorado are to be
taken into the labor unions. Organic
ers of Denver are preparing to make
a tour of the camps. The movement is
for the purpose of protecting the Colo
RADIO laborer from the importation of
an undesirable class the contractors
are bringing into the country. At pres
ent there is no organization among
the men and there is no way of insur-
ing the proper scale of wages.
H. G. Clark is appointed superln.
tendent of the western division and
Central Branch railway. Missouri Pa
cific system, with Offices at Atchison.
Kan, vice C. NJ. Rathburn, resigned.
Clark is a new man in Atchison, and