Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

90 uAN Attention 90 iNtN lA0lNei 70 NN
courteous In . gentlcmanly way. but
never to be forward or annoying 90
any woman on thelf trains
NAMED FOR RAILWAY coNoREss
President Roosevelt has made the
following appoin ments of delegates 20
represent he government az the com
Ing meeting OF the international rail
way cong oss, which ia 20 be held At
Washington IN May.
Vice President Charles Warren
Fairbanks.
George n. cortelyou, postmaster
general.
Paul Morton. secretary OF the navy.
Victor u Metcalf secretary % the
department Of commerce and labor
Melville w Fuller, chief Justice of
the United states.
stephen - Elklns. chalrmaa u the
senate committee ON interstate com
merce.
Clarence d. Clark, chairman Of toe
senate committee on railroads
William y. Hepburn, chaii man OF
the house committee on Interstate
commerce.
James II. Davidson. chairman OF The
house committee on railways and
canals.
Martin A. Knapp. chairman Of the
lntern' ate commerce commission.
James r. Garfield, commissioner OF
corporations.
Glford Plnchot, chief OF bureau Of
forestry. department OF agriculture.
willard A. SmiiH. late chief trans.
pCr.atlon department Iouisian pur.
chase expedition, and publisher OF the
Railway Re"iew.
Alexander j. Cassatt. president Of
the Pennsylvania railway
Marvin Hughkt. president Of the
Chicago a Northwestern railway.
Stuyvesant Fish. president OF the
Illinois Cenual railroad.
The following have been appointed
"a government delegates from Great
Britain TO attend the forthcoming SEES.
sion Of the international railway con.
gress AZ Washington:
Hon. A. GathOrne.H Hardy, director
Of the Rother Valley railway.
Sir Eancls Hopwood, secretary OF
the board al trade.
Colonel II. A. Yorlxo, chief lnapect
ina officor OF the railway department
Of the board OF trade.
w. n. Mcnamara, registrar OF the
railway and canal commission.
w. NJ. Acworth, baFrister. and writ
or on railway economic subjects.
The delegates 20 represent the gov
eminent OF India will DO Colone
Cowie. l. n. Yates, and n. Burt
From Fridays Daily Citizen.
Robt. T. Van Iandt, operator for ths
Santa Fe AZ Chailender. accompanied
by his wife. departed on a short cut
ing az different California points. VIA
San Francisco, Los Angeles and SaI
| Diego.
President Brown, OF the Mexican
National railway, together with tha
general manager and other officials u
the road. passed through Albuquerque
last night On route 20 Monterrey
7 he party had been to Salt Lake City
/ Utah, on railroad business,
Hugo Victor, late agent for tbs
Santa Fe az Vlsalia. Cal, arrived Al
Williams and assumed the duties 81
agent al that depot. Carl ". Brown
who had heen acting agent for some
time past, left for Gallup, where hs
accepts his old position as caGaser.
Operator Sands, OF the williams
Western Union Offices. was transfer
red 90 Wlnelow as dispatcher.
| Mr.. signal. late Of Mexico has iaker
the position az williams. There aFs
now two men on the day sniff. tbs
ether being G. V. HODpengarnor. 0i
"fioopy." as his many friends pers!s
in calling hins.
The Arizona a Utah railroad hal
been temporarily repaired 10 Chloride
aud Il Is expected that trains viii b.
run next week. The road VIII BE-
equipped with better rolling sioch
and people viii receive better service
than heretofore. The opening Of th'
road again to trnliio viii be halle,
with delight by the people on th'
west side OF the Corbat range. say
the klngman Miner
| \. a. Jones. locating engineer for thi
Santa Re. has returned with his fam
iiy from a pleasure trip 70 southeri
California. Mr. Jones spent yeatef
day NJ Bolen. and PASSED through Ia
city this morning ca route 70 hi
home az Las Vegas He bad nothini
authentic 10 give ont about whei
work ON the cuton would be- begun
but stated that no though that
would begin Ia the near future.
The Needles, Searchlight 4
Northern railroad company has beel
formed for the purpose Of building
railroad from HEX 10 Searchlight an
which road may be extended TO Edo
RADIO canyon. The road will pas
through one of the richest sections o
southern Nevada and ought 20 prov
paying investment from the start
Tho road has behind 10 several prom
nont railroad men and - strOnsl
backed financially.
Tho Santa Re h "a present onio,
ing an Immense amount 81 paasenge
/, trnffic az rcault 81 itB hOmeseeh
ors' rates TO New Mexico. AglSon
and California polniH All ~ throuE
trains are crowded. Albuquerque
receiving many OF tho h0meaoeker
The Santa 70 railway y maxim
, good progress with rs improvement
Ia Shoemaker canyon. The track
being rebuilt further up the side Q
tho canyon and when completed WI
b. out Of danger from foode While
! caused tho road much trouble laA
! fali About 300 lab0rerh With team
are now az work. A rock crunher hA
been Installed and Il ~ the company
object 20 complete tho work by sun
mer.
Twenty.four trunk lines enter On
d. / A.. "a