Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
Railroad Topics

Route Agent w. D. McFetran, OF
the Wells Fargo Express company
LEFT last night for a trip TO El paso.
Santa re pay checks have reached
the city. and IN consequence the
stores will show greater activity 70.
night.
Master Mechanic /. J. Hicks. Of the
local Santa Re shops, returned last
night from an Official inspection trip
10 Gallup.
g. y. Buaser, superintendent OF the
Santa Re reading rooms, arrived IN
the city last niEhs from the west, and
spent the day here.
Mrs. G. g. MINIS, wife OF a we'll
known Santa re empioye. returned
last night from an extended visit %
relatives IN Trinidad, Colo.
Edward Spencer OF Santa Re, has
gone 20 Moriarty. where he has &C.
cepted the position OF bools-koeper
for the Santa Ne Central railway.
w. W Mccormick, the new train.
master on the New Mexico division,
~ IN the city on his initial trip. Mr..
Mccormick comes from General Man.
ager hurleys ofilce
Harry Painter and -. G. Hail, q
couple OF Santa Fe Gulf engineers,
who have been on an outing In Cali.
fornla. we're passengers on No. 3 this
morning.
q II. shone, master mechanic of
the Santa Fo Central, was NJ the Cap
itai City fIom his headquarters at Rs
iancia yesterday on business connect.
Cd with bis position.
Oiilciai announcement "a made for
the first time that the Denver A Rio
Grande and the Rio 0rande Western,
the Rio Grando system, own the new
Western Pacific railway.
Fred Connora, chief clerk 20 Gen
oEal Purchasing AGENT W. y. Hodges,
OF the Santa Re, passed through the
city last night on Mp. on his way
70 Chicago from a months vacation
spent In California. Mr.. C0nnors was
accompanied by his wife.
w Il. Brown, district freight and
passonge agent for the Santa re,
with headquarters NJ NJ Paso, was m
the city between trains this morning.
while en- route 10 Las Vegas. Ne OK.
poets 20 return 10 Albuquerque tomor.
row.
J Kurn, who was recently promoted
from tho ranks 20 superintendent OF
the Ri0 Grande division, q looking
oyel his now charge today. L. vi
Morris who left the Rio Grande al.
vision 10 20 TO the III Paso a South.
western. ls with Mr. kurn.
c. a. Sharp. Of the Lantry.Sharp |
Contract g company. which has the /
contract for the Santa Re cutoff con
Strucii0n work az Willard. was In San |
ia ~ yesterday on business connected /
with the contract lie returned to 1
Kansas lnEt evening.
Pablo Gardlno. a Santa Pc section
hand. employed at Rio Puerco, was
brought 20 the company hospital In
this city last night for treatment. Gar
dino was severely crushed about the
shoulders by heavy timber falling
on him Although his injuries are
serious. they are not ccpsidered fatal.
According 30 advices from IIous-
ton. Colonel r. j. Anderson. Of the
Southern Paclhc, will shortly be In
vi Paso for the express purpose OF
taking up again the nght against the
brokers ~ that city He Is recently
said to have declared that the rail-
roads can win IN M Paso as they
have won In Houston and other cities.
O. a. Hancock. superintendent OF
motive power for the Frisco, has ap.
proved the following appolntmenNb
effective septic ber l5' A. w. NoL
son. 90 be- division foreman az Beat
mont Junction, Kan, vice William
Gibson. transferred 20 Cape Glrard-
eau. j. r. Brooks TO be acting yea.
e.al foreman. vice Frank Burns, a.
Algned to other dntiea. George X.
Oliver has been appointed general
foreman al Fort Scott, Kan.
The New Mexican says: The Santa
We railway viii run a special train on
Tuesday, September 10, from Santa We
10 Albuquerque, to accommodate the
people who desire 10 attend the terri
l0rial fair on that day. The train will
leave Santa F'e nj o'clock IN the NOR
ming. and leave the Duke City at II
o'clock In the evening, giving a full
iay AZ the fair.
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