Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

Tao ~ Nudge spgo8l consisting
cot three special coaches. arrived
from the north last ulsht at s.ib
o'ologk and the panty r...Cd up here
| unu tha morning
rbr party consisted of the follow
ing uUlknovu Santa De rauway oni.
IcalF o. o. Nudge. general mana.
pr % %. Cain. western grand de-
/ ION superintendent. %. q. Faulk'
|uDf. timber and to Inspector, Boz
Ichargo ot tho treating plants on the
Imlu line. q. A. Morse. chief engineer
iH g.. Phillips. resident engineer of
tho western grand division, aud Frank
j Easlcy, division superintendent OF
tho New Mexico division. These gcn-
uomou we're accompanied by their
stgnowaphou
g. D.. Bean. the mechanical suporiu
tondont of The coast lines. at present
boz charge of tae local shoV8, ana D.
d.. Myers. the popular station agent
MET thc party, and were Bon oonsulta'
ton with Mr. Nudge
/ hn hour later. ON a freight train.
/ Division superintendent j f. McNal-
] ly arrived from san Marclal
| This morning The whole party in.
SPECIFIED the local shops and made on
official visit 10 the plant OF the Amcri.
can Lumber company, being shown
through the mill and other works boy
Manager Jackson.
This morning nt g.l5 o'clock the
special pulled ont for the south. with
! Dir McNally'B car attached Co tho
train and Dc in charge. Engine OF
is pulling tho special southwark with
Sid Hockott at the throttle and Fire.
man Laudonbach showing iu the coal.
! Howard Sweet is The conductor The
train crew are all particular friends
lot Mr Nudge. and are thoroughly re-.
liable tulnmCn
p. 5 Easley tho division Bupofln-
Jendcnt did not go south with the
party ln bis private coach, he re.
luuoi north TO Las Vegas on the
delayed passenger train No. q
The readers of The citizen. while
.oer.ng IN touch with the strike
| Through ils columns" remarked The
lCiuzoa representative. would like 90
have yous views Have you anything
iof Interest to imparte'
Everything aloag tho santa Ne
limo oasi Of here Is in very good con.
d.ti0n. said Mr. Nudge We are
assured Of "a good wheat crop 90 Kan.
sas
As to the machluists strike. We
are feeling 100 oyil effects from this
1000 the lines east Of Albuquerque. We
nave the shops all filled up and have
a larger force now than we had bO-
fore tho strike In the Topeka shops
whore We had $50 machlnists We had
az work yesterday l93
Tho question 40 issue between The
maChInIsts aud the company have
been 30 fully covered by the news.
papers aud by various interviews with
mo president and vice president. that
'hore Is nothing more to be said
The special object OF nay trip q
! EI paso % 20 hold O. meeting OF the
board of directors of tho El paso
! Union Depot company, of which ! am
fho president The plans for the new
lopUt are ready. aud 90 ls expected
thai the contracts win bo lot ln a few
days
"a shall return to Topeka boy way
l1i Carlsbad Roswell and Amarillo"
Relative % the delay OF traina from
the west. Mr. Nudge acknowledged
that some Of the big Oh burning en-
sines between selisman and Needles
are az present Ia bad condition. but
they will bo doing excellent service
la Tow days and trains viii thea bo
running on scheduled time Last
might" continued Mr. Nudge. thirty
four bOilsrmakers direct from the
Baldwin Locomotive works passed
! through for the west These men are
Thoroughly familiar with OH burning
lougInos. and the men viii bo divided
LAP st tho Winslow. sollgman and
Needles ahopg u looks TO me Ike
General MtneEer Wells. OF the coast
lines has tho strike pretty we'll under
control. and passenger and freight
tunic Will soon be moving with mark
ed regularity west of Albuquerque q"
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