Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

last uiEhi from the vest
John Franklin. the VOL known on.
glnoor, running from Gallup has NOV.
cd BIS family 90 the latter town To re-.
main until fail
Superintendent y. =. Gibson. the
popular superintendent Of the Aulu.
querque.Wnslow division. arrived
from the west last night
sllas Ford has resigned bis clerk.
ship in sj0rekeeper Clusters office.
and ieft last might Tor So. Louis where
Dc WI accept "a position On Uncle
SANS post office.
W. ~ Moore is appointed paymas.
ter OF the ChoctaW district. Chicaao.
Rock Island Pacific. with hoadaaur
tcra at Little Rock. Ark Tho Choctaw
district will In the future pay lts en-.
Eyoa through the medium OF Is pay
car
Mrs. W. a. Morcy. OF Denver. Colo.
and her noico. Miss Nellie McCaruo.
who spent Thursday Sightseeing IN
Santa Fe. loft for Den or over the
Denver a Rio Grando. Mr.. Morey 81
Ia momber OF the engineering corps
Of that railuad
The impending ato war situation
between the railroads operating be-.
tween Chicago and boston for the busl.
ness In consequence OF the Onn6
Army oucampmout no Boston o. az.
tracing the attention Of Grand Army
men an over the western portion Of
the United States
Russell Harding. now vice president
and general manager OF the Missouri
Pacific railroad. and George ".
Gould'a chief operative official I'm tho
southwest. probably win ho chosen
within a few days as active head OF
the consolidated Pore Marquette. and
Cincinnati. Hamilton a Dayton sys.
tenn
George Riddle. engineer on the Den
yer q Rio Grando railroad. running
out of Santa Pc. will leave for vaca.
ton. During this time be- viii take n
trip over the entire Denver A. RIO
Grando system. ISIS wife, three chill.
dron and nCicc will accompany him.
Mr. Riddle has been an employee OF
that road Tor ssany years aud the Off.
clala of the system are showing their
appreciation of hts services IN max.
.ng this trip possible for him
Narrow Escape for Rrakeman.--A
subscriber writing to The citizen.
from inH Cruces. dated July 90. says.
brakeman G. Elouck. working on
the Santa be rock train between Sol
den and Mesquite in attempting Co
uncouplo the air hose while the train
was iu motion. slipped and foll ho.
tween box car and the caboosc
Luckily he struck the brake beam.
which throw him out from beneath
the car HU landed on bis back and
rolled down the bank Ho recovered
consciousness about an hour after be-
ing taken to the oahoosc"
Threaten Death 20 Railroad Man
leroy TriCo ono % the best known
railroad officials of Texas. general
manager OFF tho international a Great
Northern road. with headquarters at
Palestine has bcon threatened with
death in n lcttcr hearing the sigma.
turoa William Williams" "John Cop.
uer,' William Boyd" Demand o.
made that o. Hun Smith be discharg. /.
cd as master mechanic, or Mr. Trico
must suffer death a. the penalty for
refusal Ten days Is given FOR com.
plianco The letter aas created
sensation. not only IN Palestine. bat
an over the state. The International
company offered $1,000 reward for
conviction of the authors
Three Excur6ions Arranged Gov.
ernors day OF the military encssaO.
mcnt will see one Of the biggest
crowds that Las Vegas has over en-.
tertained Ia tho city says the Optic.
Indeed, u is quite possible that the
number Of guests will exceed that OF
the Rough Rider reunion. which now
holds the record Several trains WIN
be- run from Albuquerque Ration and
Santa re. Colonel Twltchell has Sc.
cured the best rates ever granted 20
the city Ino return faro from Aibu.
querquo viii be- three dollars. from
Ration two dollars. and from Santa ne
two dollars special rates win be-
given for an intermediate points. ana
for other railway points IN the terri.
tory as we'll During the whole week.
a one fare rate will prevail
Wilson Kept Out Of e. Paso Shops.
Vice President Wilson. Of the STA.
chlniB,B International union, was
visitor in 1l paso yesterday. from Al,
huquorque whore he had hoOn FOR
several days, and where he delivered
several lectures 10 tho strikers and
their frlondU there While in El paso
Mr. Wilson called on some of the
local officials for n permit 10 visit the
shops. and see the machinIsta. bui
this was refused. They feared that
he would create trouble, ag no rs
considered hy the railroad officials IN
the west from his connection with
the recent strikes on .ho Northern
Pacific. Union Pacific, Santa Fo ana