The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-05-27
HERE AND THEBE.

/ IN ell they cleared over $4,000 and the
entertainments both evenings were en-.
joyed BY crowds Of both sexes. Prof.
Jones and his admirable quaFtette, Mrs.
Horner the soprano from 81 Paso, Mrs.
Warnoek always favorIte) and George
Ferguson the BOY pianist did remark
ably WE'LL A new eIocutIonIst came d
the front in the person Of Mr.. Hadley
who recited with elegan taste and play
ed aucti6neer as oneof the manner born.
The President Of the Altar Society, Mrs.
Sullivan, aud Mrs. Hoy the Secretary Of
the same institution, spared neither
pains nor energy TO make the whole q
thing worthy OF the cause they repre-
sent. and they were assisted by Messrs.
Hoy, Linahan and Finger both even.
lngs. Mesdames Rush, Linahan, Col.
llns and Qulnliven and Misses Creed,
Cody and QuInleven did excellent work.
Dressed In bis suit of blue, with long
yellow moustache and blue eyes that
look straight into yours, Girls Paskesen
the foreman Of the machine and black
smith shops, is a typical worker. No
man SO popular amongst his workers as
be, and trne follower Of d. s. in the
belief that the foreman and workman
should be on the same footing, each
knowing the other intimately and be-
ing friends as well as master and man.
Girls is proud OF the work done since Mr..
Sullivan has been in charge. He points
with pride to the fact that 46 engines
have been thoroughly overhauled in
four months and failures have become
noticeable by their rarity.
Amongst the men in the Railway Club
that say just what they think, F. s.
Davies, machinist, stands prominent.
Like AIlway when filed with his subject
he possesses real eIoqnence, and has the
faculty OF seeing the weakest point in
any new proposition. To the new com
or he may seem truculent at times, but
examine into his views and you win dis
cover the element Of truth that lies be-
meath.
c. L. Hoy is the humorist Of the E. P.
& N. e. Full Of good stories, fond Of
bis joke, energetic at work and . club
enthusiast, he is one of the most popular
men fouud the plaza. TrAInmen, clerks,
shopmen aIl have . good word for Char
lie. At ball. bazaar. picnic, meeting,
whatever is going c. L. h. is to the
front. He holds the position Of yard
master at AIamogordO and is as well
known as the depot itself. His wife Is
8 great worker In church affairs and was
the right hand Of Mrs. Sullivan in the
recent Bazaar. Hoy has considerable
interests in Alamogordo but the wild
reports current at the news OF the sale
of the road, found him unexclted.
1t is safe to predict that neither w.
T. Hayden nor NJ. b. Murphy will ever
die of excitement Both are built on
the Sherlock Holmes lines. tall and slen-
der and both are given to think before
answering. Both are eenthusiastic mem
bers Of the Gun Club and She Railway
Club and both were amongst the first Il
subscribe to stock 10 the Building Com
Dany. Diplomacy In answering tbs
many queries Of the long suffering pub
lie, Is marked characteristic in either
and spell Of hard work will leave them
Is cheerful as sand boys.
Music Is the leading feature Ia Alamo
lgordo and 1t is questionable II any towI
OF It's size shows Is many evidences o
the art A walk around the streets .
any time, day or night. leaves the 60
greeted with meledIous strains. Thl
was forced upon che ears Of the New
man last Tuesday when passing th
depot he heard the voice Of g. M. i
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