Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
RAILROAD NOTES

Victor rattuIo OF b; Paul A.uH
% new maChiuisi go tao shops
Fireman Joseph PaIon and Cd O..
I,1borts have resigned and VIII hit
un road
Mrs Sadie Smith. tno young wife
90 = D. aml, a train dispatcher for
the Chicago a Alton ~ Kansas CITY
ucd in las Vegas OF tuberculosis.
Mr. and Mrs smith came 10 that towu
only ton days ago Inc houy vII hc
shipped home Tor nural
A special from New Orleans. dated
April No. says WHuo leaving the
depot today iu au automobile which
ma just been unIoa0od from inc train.
E % Hartman. president of iLe
southern Pacific road, was thrown t0
fHc ground and slightly Injured
rno obccE8 came this morning aud
nero VIII bg not tine in t.y UkC
tGty tonight rho railroad boys arc
made glad ana tuv merchants are
-int O., has been au average month.
excepting probably in the shops de
partment. where the checks are "a lit'
ur short on account % the oignthour
..cdulo Zoo effect for q short time
Tho strike talk De- ou tho wauo AMI
The present situation does not Iuli
cate that "a strike iH at al Coutom.
plated so FAR as the mach.nIsta tncm-
selves are concerned. rhcy are con.
uUunE 90 work and attend strictly
fo business The only indication o'
trouble are the precautions taken by
fge company to protect .is property
10y fencing and shcrns
Az last after two wCC.s ndenng.
work. has begun in earnest ON the
santa ro hospital BUILDING A force
of dozen mechanics were put %
WORK N odnosday and the superstruc.
lure Will soon be erected rhe delay
ul a couple of wCoKs was caused by
INC scarcely 90 idio carpenters On A.
uuuuorQup Yard a Hichburn OF los
AnFcIys have tbo building contract
TAO Rrton Gazette says inc local
mAou .ni5ts' union met Monday night
M Ration t0 vote. 80 is said. on the
question OFF iuauguratng O. strike. the
result oft the meeting la not known,
.at those VINO are best informed oX-
prsss Do, bCuct that the MachinIsis'
International association, o. which
fhis organization be- branch, desires
20 avoid O. conflict with toe company
aud that there la uof apt to ho "a
strike
A dispatch from Oakland, Cal, dat
"a April lf. says rho nrst passCa.
ger engine run over the now santa
re- line into Oakland has just ar.
rived, bringing a special train 20
witch was attached the private car OF
superintendent Walker OF toe valley
division. Passenger service on the
santa p, be- promised for day I. rho
late ncayy rains have Delayed the
work of blasting the traces. but the
road h. expected Ia bo completed by
he end of the present month.
Difficulties AdIusted--rne Moore
llFs,aers and W. % Leeds OF New
fork have succeeded in settling al
thelr dimCutios with the minority
stockholders of tho Chicago. Rock o..
and a iucinC hallway company, and
are now free 90 carry out their stu.
pendous plan OF financial roorgaulza.
lion without interference from any
source Iho settlement With the mi
norlty Includes the purchase OF the
stock held by T., a. NenneT OF tho q.
10. Yenner company OF Boston and
ne dismissal OF three suits brought
~ him
And still They Gothic .orco az
ths local santa 30 shop continues 90
dwindle, and. strange 90 say. nearly
ail Of tho departing employees have
resigned Of their own tree Will. TE3
foiiewing segregation were registered
yesterday. Michael waters. air
brake repalrer. viii go east James
classy. boueiuakor. viii accept %.
sitioR ON tho Pennsylvania lines,
rhamas Dixon. an electrician, will
enter Santa 10 shops 40 Newton.
kAaaas Edward J. l1ggott. mechani,
cal draughtsman, Wiz 60 20 the noun.
tains near Las Vegas
Billy Williams AZ Rston-LBst Wo0.
nosday Biuy Williams. chief OF do'
tectiyes Of the eompany arrived IN
ltaton, says the Ration uaze.,c. While
here no placed w. M Matthews Ga
cnargo OF an WORK IN that line a.
this place. who VIII have under his
care ana attention the company p
Waterman and gatoHoepora. also re-.
coiylug an increase 10 salary. Mr.
Matthews ,s prolably the Oldest en-
p'oyc OF the company DO the capacity
%. Waterman or detective and has o..
ways been a trusted and valuable
workman ana richly deserves any al.
vancomont that may come his way
The Cowboy and the Locomotive
one day a young cowpuncnor from
one OF the remote ranches up IN Wy
omlng came into town and saw q train
Tor the hrSt time 10 as me- ne Of
the boys. knowing his Ignorance
planned % go that hc found himself
near ths track just as tao far'On
waisue OF locomotive wa heard
iho puncher began 20 shoW signs OF
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