Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Vice President Hendrix Of the San.
"a ~ has arrived a. Las Vegas. and
the Optic says he viii remain there
several days.
Heavy steel for Klnrman division
81 the Santa ~ is arriving there and
will be distributed along the line as
fast as possible.
~ 4. Taylor, travelling auditor OF
the Santa We. was at Santa Re yeater.
day checking up the accounts Of A. ).
Bishop fhe local agent
~. J. l.. Norris. physician and sur.
goon q the Santa Re Central. aud l..
n. Williams. roadmaster. both sta.
toned Al Estancla. are a. Santa Re on
business.
The Wlnslov Mail Gays the ladies'
Auxiliary 10 the Brotherhood OF Rail.
way Tralnmon win give a box social
a. Booths hali on March ~. Cards
and dancing No ladies' admitted with.
out a box
As aoOn ~ surveys are completed
the work Of reducing the grado
throuFh the Arizona scctiLn on the
Santa Fe wtll b. commenced. several
hundred men will be employed for
year 60 complete the work.
j. A. Knox. travelling freight and
passenger agent for the santa Re Cen.
trail railway. has returned from Den.
yer. whore he attended the meeting Of
the Live Stock association and also =
session Of freight agents Of western
roads.
Fireman Abo Peclcr and George
Bryan are doing duty on the 0lorieta
mountain for a few days In the places
Of Fireman Fishburn. now In the pas.
seneer service, and Engineer eleven.
ger, who has a regular run out Of Laa
Vega.
Tho new bill clerk for tae santa Fo
At. VI Paso is u. c. Campbell. who
takes the place made vacant BY the
resignation OF G. W. Kicker. c. u. A..
Turner u the new station baggage
agent az ~ paso, vice l.. ID. PETER,
who has returned 20 Tennessee.
The MANAGEMENT Of the 81. Louis
Terminal states that during the seven
months OF the fair they handled ai 500
trains. A55.GsS ears. daily average.
t3G trains, or also cars. During Sep.
tcmber aud OciOocr the daily average
was $50 trains. or 2.BUe cars. During
the season they handled 1.739. 900
pieces Of baggage.
The Jury IN the case OF J. =. Boone
against the III Paso a Northeastern
and the Rock Island companies for
damages done to a shipment OF cattle
returned verdict In favor Of the
plainiin as against the VI Paso a
Northeastern company for s2sO and
found for the other defendants at El
faso the other day.
Several hundred men are now az
work In Trunton canyon. Arizona,
strengthening the track and cutting
down the big bluifs The work will
last six or seven months. and ave hun.
dred men will be employed. A big
rock shovel was taken Mp 10 the can.
yon few days ago. and the latest i'm.
proved machinery VIII be used ON me
work.
The announcement has been made
that r. payson Ripley, son OF Presi.
dent Ripley of the Santa Fe. has been
appointed SO the ofilce OF station In.
speclor position created by General
Superintendent Hurlcy for aim. NJ.
Ripley il succeeded In hla former DO
sition In charge Of the red ball and
last freight service by J. n. Arm.
strong, OF Chicago.
Roek island wcathound passenger.
running four hours late. struck an
open switch ana was wrecked At 10
O'Clock Thursday morning within zoe
yards 81 he depot at El Paso. En-.
giheer Frank simmons and Fireman
Nevlns were burned and bruised, hut
not seriously The woodwork on the
engine took hre and burned. No pas.
scngcrs were injured.
A. G Chase. assistant superlnieno.
ont OF telegraph for the santa Re At
Loo Angeles, said; we have ceased
10 look upon messengers simply az
boys that run errands and deliver
messages. We now consider them ap-
prenlices We 40 not want young men
without ambition. when we Dnd q
boy thar has not 'hls qualification OF
success he Is discharged Immediately
aud one with stamina and energy IL
put Ia his place"