Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03

Harry Snyder. of the mechanical de-
partment OF the local shops. has re-
turned from short trip to Topeka.
Engineer J. w. Lyons. of San Mar
ciai. has been relieved of his severe
attack OF rheumatism by systematic
treatment at the institute OF DR.. Nc
Crory.
w. ID. Hitchcock returned To San
Marcial from Ration to- assume the du'
ties of general foreman at the shops,
pending the complete convaloscence OF
his father
Allie Lowe, hostler at the Santa Fe
shops in I'll Paso, while working |
around n buzz saw the other day. got |
in too close contact with the instru- |
ment and came away minus one of his
fingers.
wells.Targo Express company have
notified their clerk at Las Vegas. Guy
Gatchell. that they have raised his
salary So per month as e Christmas
present. in lieu OF the usual turkey and
oysters.
Charles Wincheck. division master
mechanic on the Mexican Central. with
~ INC Wy vi hNAa'of
who has been spen' ling Christmas with
! his family on Slower avenue, left last
. night for Mexico.
Mike Deveraux. who will he remsm-
bered us fireman out of Las Vegas
some sixty days ago. was killed In the
head-end collision on the Colorado
Southern road. near Trinidad, We'd
nesday evening last
Machinist James Tierney left last
night for San Bernardino to resume
work In the Santa Fe Pacific shops at
that place He has been spending
Christmas with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Tierney.
w. II. Matson Jr., and wife. who
spent Christmas with his parents on
the Highlands. have gone TO their
home at Fresno, Cal Mr. Matson Is
travelling passenger agent for the
Santa Fe coast lines.
Cole Iydon, for many years superin.
tendent of the fifth division OF the Den
yer a Rio Grande railroad and well
known in New Mexico. is very III In a
Denver hospital and there seems TO he
no hope for his recovery.
Orders were last Friday sent to Tor
rance 10 commence track laying on the
Santa re Central at that point as soon
as the weather and condition of the
ground VIII pernit 1t has been un
decided as TO whether the work would
be done from this or the lower end OF
= the road
Mrs. NJ r. Williams, wife Of the su
NJ railroad hriApsc n
buildings. has returned TO Las Vegas
with her son. Frank. who was an in
mate OF the hospital at Albuquerque
suffering from typhoid fever. His con
dition now IL very favorable. and 4
speedy recovery Is expected.
w. Il. Younker formerly in th'
trainmaster's Office al Las Vegas ant
who has been away on visit to Mar
celine. Mo, for the past three weeks
returned and took the position as nigh
ticket agent at the Las Vegas depot
Harry Haskell VINO hsd held the posi-
ton previously, taket desk in thu
freight office there.
John A. Edison. the new manager o
the Denver a. Rio Grande railroad sys
TEN. will assume ofrce on January
1903. He is railroad man of lonI
aud varied experience He was bori
February "a. 1854. at Sylyania, Ohio
He entered railway service In 1857 a
an operator on tire Lake Shore a. Mich
igan Southern railroad. From 1872 4
1886 he was chief dispa cher ana trail
dispatche- on the Union racific. Late
he was employed by tn, Chicago. Mi
waukee g. St Paul railroad. In lss
he was made division superintendent
of the Kansas City-Omana division O
the Missouri Pacific after which h
went with the st. Louis Southwestern
railroad and then assumed the MAI
agement of the Kansas City Southern
better known as the PortiArthur rout'
The road runs from Kansas City a
most directly south to Port Arthur.
Il. A. Grady, who has been manage
of the Santa Fes California touriF
service for the last three years, wi
leave the company the first OF tn
year. He mas been appoited genera
travelling passenger agent of tn
Oceanic Steamship company wit
headquarters at sydney. Rualia. HI
successor with the Santt. Fe has nc
been appointed.
The Santa Fe has issues some a.
pensive and handsome picttres of tn
Bright Angel of the Grand Canyon {
Arizona. The picture is in lcolors an
80 arranged that the reflection fro,
colored tinsel. gives the piper ligl
effects to the canyon. II ypu can IL
duce w. j. Black to send you one the
will make handsome ornament fC
any library or den.
4 Walter Merrifeld, formerly chi,
train dispatcher at Dodge City. hs
been appointed trainmaster With hea
I quarters in that city. Mr. Aerrihel
|" succeeds II. ID. Fowler, who has accep
ed a position IN General Manager n. |