Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

spot where the hold-up was attempted.
a description OF this man has been
given the officers and thoy are keep.
Ing close watch for him
The force OF guards Tor the Santa
De At Gallup was reduced one half
the other day.
The Santa no Pacific company has
completed the laying Of now s6pound
steel between El Rlto and Laguna
william A. Bayor. private secretary
of sonaiof W. No. Andrews. president
Of the Santa 20 Central. who was here
tho other day. has returned 90 Santa
Be.
Conductor George irwin has boon
granted 30 days leave oi absence and
has gone east Go visit relatives. Ho
win go TO- Chicago and Louisville.
and probably take in the bic fair az
ST. Louis
o. W. Robbins. who was at El paso
in consultation with Pass city railroad
officials. has returned to hls head.
quarters nt Santa Fc Mr. Robbins
ls the general freight aud passenger
agent 1f The Santa BE Central
This week. at Bakersfield. Calf. oc.
CURED the wedding of Miss Francis
Stage and A w. Mays. both partioH
we'll known to many Winsiowitos. Mr.
Mays has. Tor the past year. been the
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of train dlspatchOm 40 Wlnslow
The san Beruardiuo Sun says Mr..
and Mrs. Van Tuyl loft for their now
home M Los Angeles. Mr Van Tuyl
was formerly Of the Santa re shops.
bat was Transferred 20 Albuquerque.
and now has taken n position iu tho
Southern Pacific shops ot Los Angc.
Ice.
Fred Krohn, fireman un the Grand
Canyon run. returned Co Williams a
'ow days since from los Angeles.
where ho had boon in the hospital %
NaB found chat ho was suffering from
brIkon rlb. which was snapped ln
the wreck during tho big tourist rush
% will bo several days yet before Mr
Erohu will be- able Co go on duty
Leyi SALVAGE has resigned his po.
sitiun as Santa Fo road pumpor az
f Hulbrouk. ana. accompanied by his
wife and mother. left for San Fran.
| cisco, from whore thy viii go 20 Colo.
! who. Utah. where they intoud 90 To-
cate. Thoy have many friends at
/ HoIhrolk. who regret their departure
ana wish them succcas in thoir now
home.
A decrease in railroad earnings dur
iug The past two months almost as
great as during The panic days of 1893
was shown in the recent reports OF
the leading roads of Colorado. For the
second week IN May. the Colorado a.
/ Southern railroads show "a gross loss
of f3l.7j0; the Denver q RIO Grandc
railroad $4,000 and the Rio Grandc
Southern ys7i3 This last road ls the
southern branch OF tho main system.
Tho Flagstaff Sun says Tho Santa
Fc discharged an The deputy ahprIffs.
| with the exception of those at VIII
iams. Boo this county who have boon
D guarding the property of tho com.
pauy for the past two weeks This
/ is ma Indication that tho strike o. set
/ 'lo1 500 far as inc company is concern
/ el. There has not at any tImo since
/ the strike OF the machIuIs's began
any violations OF the law committed.
/ Proceedings postponed.-IIoarlng OF
'hc Injunction proceedings against the
Santa be- strikers, which was 90 have
come up before Judge Wcldhon. IN
The United states court 90 Los Ango,
lD8 Wednesday has been postponed
until June q PosipOncmonI was made
at the request OF attorneys for the
union. The plea being that the strik.
ars had been unable Co get an neccs.
nry aif.dayitg signed should thcre
prove to he a vacancy on the court
calendar % i8 possible that the case
viii be argued before June z.
The biggest contract yet made by
any Of the western roads for special
trains tO be- used for convention pur-
paes during the year was closed this
week Ly the Santa pc On an order for
20 of this class. These will Doc used
for the conclayc 0f the Knights Tom.
plar and the grand lodge OF Odd Fal.
lows. which meet in San Francisco ln
september The equipments viii be-
especially fine. According 20 General
Passenger agent j r. HAN az Denver
the two conventions will bring togoth.
or the largest body of fratrrnal dele.
gates meeting ut any one time lea the
country