Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-10

and he fell 10 the floor. In some
manner In falling his leg was broken.
r. a. Ferris. the telegraph operator,
boarded the train for Albuquerque
last evening.
Ralph Dunbar, who has been wo.k.
ing with n surveying corps on the
Albuquerque Eastern. IL visiting Alba.
querque.
Two switch engines, one OF them
the famous Uncle Dick" have been
kept constantly busy In the local
railroad yards for the past month.
j, A. Knox. chief clerk In the Santa
Fe Central offices, returned 10 Santa
Fe from a business trip TO III pas) N
the interest Of the company.
Chas. u. johnson, district passenger
agent for the Nickel Plate, with head.
quarters In Denver, stopped over In
Las Vegas between trains yesterday
en- route TO southern points.
ID. E Cain. general superintendent
of the western grand division OF the
Santa Fc, came up from the south
yesterday afternoon In his private
car. accompanied by Chief Engineer
u. y. Storey.
II. Il. Nickerson, vicc.president Of
the Mexican Central, passed through
LAS Vegas for Denver In his private
car. late yesterday afternoon. his car
being attached to one section Of No.
9 passenger train.
s. NJ. Shattuc, travelling passenger
agent for the Baltimore Il Ohio South
western, with an office in Denver,
was around town yesterday looking
up business and visiting old friends.
Mr.. Shattuc headed for Albuquerque
on No 7 last evening.
II. II. PlowmaD, manager of the AL
varado. wal Joined In Albuquerque Ivy
Mrs. Plowman. who had been visiting
n. her old home ut L~eavenwertb.
Kans. Mrs. Plowman has been 90
journing In Kansas since Mr.. plow'
man left Las Vegas about a month
, ago.
J s. M. Adkins has brought suit
against the Chicago, Rock Island &
, Pacific railroad for $4,000 damages
alleging injuries rs the result Of fall
a ing into a trench which the company
had dug alongside It's tracks north Of
Colorado Springs.
The general passenger depae;men'
of the Chicago. Burlington and Quin
cy railroad. has decided to spend IS,
900 In advertising Colorado this win
ter. The money viii be distributed
among the various magasincs snt
railroad pamphlets which hsvc large
calculations In the eastern states.
!. r. q. Larimore. the genial littl'
gentleman who has been dispensing
!. tickets AT the Santa re depot for tn,
past ak years. intended leaving fo'
the Worlds Fair and a visit to hi.
parents at Columbus, Ohio. on No.
. this afternoon. In company with hi
, wife and baby
Ray u. Stull, n Santa Fe fireman
!, residing In Ration, died In the L.
Junta hospital on the morning Of DC
tober 27th. where he had been taker
for treatment for appendicitis. He IL
survived by a young wife, former
Miss Minnie Lumptus Of Trinidad, a
baby boy and IN aged mother.
II. J. Fouts. who has been day .iei.
ct agent at the Santa Fe station 1;
Albuquerque the past several months
has been transferred to Los Angeles
with the promotion to agent. CLARK
Hall succeeds Mr.. Fouts an day tickle,
clerk. down there and Clerk thinner
man succeeds Mr.. Hall MS night clerk
: The secret Of the amount Of SAINTS
: Fe stock held by Il, II. Hartman ol
the Union Pacific Is no longer a SO
!cret. says the Topeka State Journal
; Director Andrew G. Jones. OF Wichi
Ia, has given out a statement In
which no says that Hartman owns
,wenty-seyen millions Of Santa Fl
stock or but Z per cent OF total Issue
: of stock by the Santa Fe company.
The new train service via The Den