Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
railroad Topics


p. o. Dorsey. nroman on the west
end. has resigned and viii go 70 Los
angeles.
D. d. Bonnott and r. j. Mc0.nty.
conductors. have gone % southern
altoona on a vacation.
Bornard Murphy OF Lyons. Kansas.
has taken up The shovel on the wost
md OF The santa re Pacific.
Robert Mcklyoy. OF the copper
and lln shop department. has been laid
90 on account OF slack 90 work.
Conductors plnncy and Coleman
burned one car each on their trains
last week. the former at Aatoc. the lat
Jor at Bollem9nt
o.. D. Faulkner has boon appointed
manager of the t.o and timber depart
mont OF the Santa Fo. with hCadauar.
fors AZ Topeka. Kansas.
Roila Stevens. who returned home
the other day from Kansas CITY. will
enter the train service OF the santa
'o Pacific on the second division.
Tho Worlds Fair passenger schcd.
ilo oi The Missouri. Pacific railroad
company between Kansas City and
g. Louis woot into effect Sunday.
Elght trains will run daily
Charles Patti of 80. Paul. Nina.
has been given the foromanshlp of the
ar room al the shops. succeeding @
.. sherman. resigned Mr. sherman
Intends going 10 Kansas City
W. D. McForran. since becoming
The route agent OF the Wolia.Fargo
Express company. stays az home vory
little those days Ho has gone north
on business connected with bic ONCE.
j. d. MoLachhu. former manager
of tho Western Union telegraph once
at las Vegas. loft for Los Angeles.
where q lucrative position awaits him.
Mr Mclachln made many friends
during biz residence 90 THAI city.
Engines 9S2 ana 1888. Oh burners of
the docapod type recently built for
the santa Re by the Baldwin people.
100 charge Of messengers have arrived
Tor the mountain divisions of New
Mexico and Arizona These engines
are among the largest and strongest
In che world
Tho Rock bland has just issued a
new time card effective sunday. Apri
e. The only change In the now card
is the omission OF the Golden state
Limited, the Rock Islands crack Can.
iaruia train This train was taken
on April 20 and viii not ho resumed
until come time next hm
More shop Men Resign Regular.
y and quietly thoy continue 20 de-.
part tor moro congenlal parts. Tho
possibility of a strike ls not the liking
I " a large majority % the old ma.
ehlniats and muchiuists' helpers. and
many Of them are putting space be-.
tween thoms ives and the scat %
I trouble AZ fast a8 they can got passes.
l these resigned yesterday: James
HcnnoHacy. machIui.ts' apprentice; D..
| O. Sweet. machiuEts hclpcr. icn FOR
| rcrrllloV; Mariana sisnorog. handy
man. will go 10 BoIon
tlt ~ an EnaIne--Gab.no Marines
/ an s.earoli hoy. met with q horrible
accident az Las Vegas az e. result OF
| which he may lose his foot The boy
was attempting TO cross the tracks
in the railroad yards when an en-.
| CINE that had been stationary began
60 back up. The boy had gone very
close 20 the engine he was too
/ small 20 attract tho ation,.on OF the
I engineer, and before he could escape
I one OF the pOndorous whola had pass.
7 ed over a part OF his foot. crushing
It frightfully Or. Miliigan was called
I promptly and had the little chap Ia
as comfortable condition az possible
Gle Santa 70 Engine to be Shown a.
Worries Fair-Engino No 90, better
known az tho monster Santa 70 en-.
gne. that has for the past two years
been operating between Trinidad and
the Ration range, aud which 10 admit.
teddy one 81 the largest engines IN tho
world. win be exhibited az the Worlds
Fair The monster is az present 10
the shops al Topeka. Kansas. where
\ q Is being thoroughly oyorhaulod pro.
paratory TO its being sont 70 st. Louis.
The Santa ne has adopted this style
OF engine on such grades as the Ration
range and finds them a great sue.
cess.
Flro In Ration Pass Of Santa 70
Road--Last week nro was d'-C0, cred
Ia lumber piles along the santa 10
railroad track 10 Ration pass The
| piles consisted malnly OF railroad ties
several thousand 10 number. and OK.
tending about sou yards from tho
upple up the canon. Tho ties had 70.
comfy been brought down from tho
mountains. There were slx or seven
/ piles blazing whom the hro was dis.
covered. About 200 OF tho ties we're
destroyed before che hro was oxtin.
guiHhod. Tho loss was about $500
The origin o. the IRE 10 not known.