Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

cal shops yesterday
%. w. Robbins. general freight and
passenger agent for the Santa re Cen.
trail railway. lof Sunday morning Tor
Torrance un a business trip
The Pennsylvania has decided 20
cease usiug its parlor cars. and ln a
few wooka only those owned by the
iullmau Co. will be ln operation.
Frank pibert. assistant treasurer OF
the Santa Fc Central railway loU
Saturday for Antclops Springs Co
spend thg weeks end with his fam
uy
o. w. Gardner Uf che tglogmphic
department of the santa ro. doing
construction work. Is iu the city from
Topeka. on business De will prob.
ably remain hero several days
The HI paso A. Northeastern is SUI
for.ng from vasbouts nlong tho limo
between Torrance and Santa Rosa and
as consequence the regular passsu.
ger trains are reported ns being Indor.
uItoly Date.
Tho American Society of civil Eu.
r.uU hoe just issued preliminary
announcement of au international en-.
sueor.uE congress. to ug held from
October 8 To- IS. 1000. 40 s.. Louis. dur
ug the Louisiana Purchase TNposI
ton.
Albert g. Harris assistant city
.ckot accent 0t the D.. a. ~. railway.
at Nashville. Tom, is a son of Frank
Harris. agent 40 Lebanon Ky Ho re-
.giyeI his appointment April lst. 1904
and is prepared to sell tickets 20 tho
Worlds Fair COZ any other old place"
The Santa Fc announces that Bll of
lt7 branch lines. which were closed by
the high water in Kansas. are now
open for traffic The 90 Dorado
branch was the last one opened. o.
was necessary Co rebuild several
bridges on this branch
Securing uilrond concession in
two weeks from the time of applca.
t.un tl The Mexican government is a
record be-, akor Iu the railroad history
ui Mexico. vet this has been accom-.
pI.shgd by the Southern Pacific for an
extension of the Imperial branch ~
that company
Mr. a S Barney. wife uf a. S. Bar.
uUy gyuoraI agent uf tbo Denver a
/ Rio Gfaudo railroad in Santa Fp. &C.
/ c0mpaulUd by their SON. camo Co Join
Mr Barney. The family have taken
. the Hurkloy residence. in Santa be-.
l for the summer. during the absence
OF Mrs Hiuobloy and daughters iu
Cau8du
/ % IS purmalCo. an DmpIoyD of the
Santa ~ ticket auditing department
/ has resigned his position in that office.
and will leave Topeka shortly f1r
| Seattle. wash, whore be- intends to lp
cate with h.a family Mr. ParmaIoo is
we'll known in Topeka railroad circles,
having been in tho omployo Of the
Santa Fe since 1891
Tho engineers who arc 90 compose
l Engineer J. a. Farwcl's surveying
/ party which left Santa Fc Cor VIII
lard 90 survey the proposed extension
| oft fho Santa Fo Central are George
saint of SANTA Fc. y. McKauo, r.
| E. SpicrIIus ana Ralph Dunbar of
/ Albuquerque and about twelve more
surveyors
Tho g. Petersburg council has uc
ccpted estimates for "a system OF cleo
I trio street railroads in aud around ST.
/ Petersburg OF 2Sl miles ga length. The
cost will be g2l 900. 900, exclusive of
the right of way a. is feared that th,
/ plan cannot Dee executed because of
| financial difficulties until the war De-
| CUdcI
Germany Is building raoGlcsB cleo
trio railways for tho convenience Of
the farmers in hauling tholr produce
90 market. Good macadam roads are
essential 90 the operation OF such
. transportation lines Fifty years
hence. when the highways of Tho
F.. Unite. tsatcs are all of stone. mo- doubt
/ track,oes railways will be the fad.
The Boston a Maine railroad has
ordered ten m0gul freight and ten
siNwhccl switching locomotives from
| the American Locomotive Works "a
bee delivered early In the fall Tn,
freight engines VIII weigh 10000
pounds. with liIOOO pounds on th,
drivers. which are 90 inches IN dla
meter The switchors viii weigh iii.
900 pourfz, and will have drivers o.
inches Ia diameter.
More American locomotives are be
INK exported this year than last The
locomotives exported during IN,
months ending April last numbere,
3G6 and were valued AZ s3.0i7225 II
tho ten months ended with April
1903, 26G locomotives. valued at s..
99S.4Sl we're exported British Nortl
America and Central America took q.
per cent of the locomotives ozporle,
in tho past two years.
A number OF citizens believe thai
Policeman Mike Martinez showed
spite work Ga tho arrest OF w. / Es
sex, foreman of the local machIn,
shops The gentloWln appeared be-
fore Judge Crawford yesterday, "a
stated In The CltIzon, ON the chars,
OF carrying a pistol. He has a com
mission as a deputy shoriff Tn,