Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
Railroad Topics


proved Of connecting up the new boil
cr with the rest " the battery n
's thought that mo steaming capacity
OF the plant viii now be- ample for
an requirements.
The strike OF boiler makers OF the
Southern paCi0C limos west % El Paao
and Ogden was ended day before yes.
tnrday. the scitlomont being effected
az n conference of committee OF the
boiler makers union and n. J. Sinai.
superintendent OF motive power Tho
terms OF agreement are withheld. but
o. "a stated they are mutually salts.
factory
work was begun this morning on
iho sania Fo hospital oU South Broad.
way Twelve men. under Contractor
A % Harold are now cvcavatInR FOR
me basement which viii be- under the
main building anG be- used az o. store
room TO- Cutter. physician IN charge
% local hospital and after whose ideas
The new hospital building o. beIns
buIlt says that 't should be completed
within two months.
steps have been taken looking Co..
building % an extension OF the Kan.
sas city Mexico a orient railroad
10 The sort OF Mazatan. distance
~ about zoe ml'ea Tho government OF
he state of sInnloa will ho asked 90
rfaut a subsidy FOR the line. Tho ax.
tension aH planned would open lp
rich agricultural and mining territory
aad pasa through Culiacan. the capital
~ sinnloL
a noilermakcr Slips 20 His Death
Coroner piltmGl held an inquest
upon tho remains OF James sharp
Santa Fo hol'ormnkor no San Bornar.
dine who plunged 90 hia death from.
ne TOP % on engine while NO work
In those shops Tho Jury brought ln
a verdict of accidental death.
A or who was working ON tho ON
rIne with the deceased. testified that
me ONLY thInr DO know ~ the accident
was seeing sharp Can 90 the ground
lie struck hIs head on an iron run.
ming board which had been lald on
me ground by iho ropairors. Tho can
trom me dome ZEN no the same time
but ara not stink the unfortunate man
j. " Gmbor now general sunerln.
tsndent Of the Union Pacific has lssu.
"a az order hat every package O.
frelrht less than O car load must ho
woIrhcd a system 0f scales has been
installed 90 Topeka freight houses
which are used by 1--WE trunk roal-.
a saving of between 500. 600 and 5000.
900 a year is estimated. as compared
with the 0i custom OF accepting
weIghts given by the shipper on the
way BIN
A Swift ceremony.--Nchl stammon.
ON electrician OF st. Louis. and Miss
Clara Mccormick OF Ramona were
married on the Chicago. Rock Island
8 Pacific oxpro1s while q was making
me nfiCou.minuic run frpm Ramona
io Harrington Kansas Shannon and
n clergyman we're aboard the train
when 70 reached Ramona and Miss
Mccormick boarded @ there. The end
of car was cleared and tho ,ere.
mopy was performed while the train
was goIng az a ratio N nifty miles an
hour The bride and bridegroom pro-
reedod toward So Louis, whore they
will reside.
The executive COmmllto Of tho west.
crn pass agreement met at Chicago
and arranged 20 prevent the Issuance
nj free transportation % persons no,
entitled 10 enc privilege. The principal
discussion was In regard 20 o01corf
OF socalled industrial roads. II was
said that most OF these lines are on
side tracks 10 industries. and that the
issuing ~ passes g. IN tho nature %
a rebate and IN violation % a section
OF the interstate commerce law.
q was decided tina; officials OF no
line ~ less than go miles should 70.
ceIvo annual or trip passes unless Il q,
connecting link between standard
road
strike for Elohtfiour Day-Rail.
way employees on the nunoos Ayres
and PosarlO pnd Central Argentine
lines are gtill on strike. says a Hor.
aid dispatch from Buneoa Ayros. They
demand an Increase OF 10 pesos q
month in wages OF men working on
monthly salaries and a proportionate
Increase for others and reduction OF
working hours 20 eight a day The
strike Affects only the roods men.
toned. which were recently mergel
TranIc ls almost suspended Trains
are guarded by the military The
strikers assert that $4,000 men are
out