Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

A flfteen-year-old Mexican hoy NJ
Trinidad put ties on the track OF the
.Colorado Southern. Just 10 see how
bard the engine would bump them
In two mile stretch OF track near
sBealbrook. Texas, the southern Pa
'rific is experimenting with ties Ia or
her 10 find out the kind which will
last the longest Five different kin0s
are IN use. 5omeahaye been treated
by all the different known methods
ind some are not troated. the same
rond on the same track Il making
trial OF new kind OF spike, which N
much used IN Europe, and IN screwed
into the tie Instead Of being driven.
TRINIDAD DISPATCHER
MupoE's SUCCESSOR.
The appointment OF trainmaater Of
he Denver road 20 succeed b. W..
Nudge. who resigned some time since
10 accept service with another sys-
EN-, was made known "Wednesday by
Memorial superintendent George y. Cot
Dor OF the Denver road, J. H. Riegel,
who has been acting a. chief train
llspatcher OF the Colorado a South
'|eFn at Trinidad. Colo, has received
4 he appc Itment, with headquarters az
childross.
Sui. has been filed by the Atchison.
&ropeka a Santa Fe railway In the dts
81 rict court OF Wellington, Kan,
hgainst the board OF county commits
hioners. c. y. Macdonald, as county
Nslerk, and r. A. Hubbard as county
treasurer In this suit the Santa Fe
boeks 10 recover t472.50, with per
bent interest. from December 20, 1908,
and also S8ll.i0, with . per cent in
erost from December 20, 1904. II
+ elaims 10 have paid these amounts In
sxcees OF what Il should have been
charged for taxes the years men
ioned.
PASSENGER AGENTS TO
MEET IN MEXICO CITY.
Notices have been sent 10 all the
passenger aud ticket agents through
lut tho country, OF the annual meet
ng OF the American Association OF
general passenger and ticket agents,
khlch viii be held In the city Of Mex
GO ON OceoheF AZ. A special train has
Been provided FOR the transportation
Df the delegates, aid Il viii leave 81.
.ouis on October IA.
ON the meeting, tne Denver News
says: Practically all Of the Colorado
rains will be represented at the meet.
ne. including the MOfiat road, which
Nin be- taken into the association at
he forthcoming meeting II ia the
8ref railway association 81 any Kind
hat Colorado's newest railway has
loined. and w. n. Jones, the traffic
manager OF the road, will represent II
ai tno meeting,
the delegates will travel In style
~ the special train which VIII carry
hem viii be one OF tho finest ever
hauled out OF 81. Louis. There IL nc
huslness OF any sreat importance tl
como before tho meeting but consid
erahie routine work viii be dlspoed or
PRESENCE or MIND THAT
SAVED MUCH SUFFERING
A San Bornardino boy, II. 5. Julian
is the hero OF the awful Southern Pa
rlfic wreck at Reno, Nevada, THU
week.. for Il h No. who, by rare pres
Hence OF mind. caused the relief 4
4corue 10 the wrecked train quickly.
Press dispatches from Reno speal
In high lei ms OF the work OF Julian Il
Hgettlng news 10 the outside world o
the wreck, 80 that relief could d
seht. Il was a case where tulane Ga
poh knowledge OF telegraphy prob
Z bly saved many lives.
Z Immediately after the wreck, Will
lie wounded and dying were beiu
Via om OF the wreckage, Julian, wit
Ara presence OF mind, climbed "a
arest telegraph pole and with 81
IN knife cut the telegraph wire. an
,arest telegraph Instrument wa
hltore than ten miles away.
W Dropping the ends Of the wires 4
|, 4e ground he made his way down N
!, WH,le ana picking up tae ends OF n
lo4ires tapped or the words, "Wrecl
I.Vtlreck, wreck" This he did thre
gmes, sending the message 10 wheI