Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
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stands a. the record speed Of railwa,
locomotives.
Tho average rate was siay.thre,
miles an hour.
The train n said 20 have achieved a
one time over 100 miles an hour on
he down grade between Chicago ans
Fort Wayne.
The test was made for the contem
plated eighteen. hour train on ths
Pennsylvania between Chicago and
New York. That. with the improved
engines. the actual time o. the run
was reduced 20 less than afteen hours
caused tremendous interest IN railroad
circles throughout the country.
The record 40 10 this timo was held
BY the Northern railway IN rrance. nu
which road tho distance OF 1851 miles
between Paris and tialala, was made
~ the hourly speed ~ hp72 miies
The test on the pennsylvania was
made with two specials.
Tho giant engines were startcd--ons
from New York, tho other from chi.
raEo. The distance from New York "a
Phtsbnrg--t26 miles. including an
atops-'was made IN seven hours FIAT.
Tho train from Chicago covered the
distance 10 pittsbnra- niles IN
seven hours and twenty minutes.
T Y Carey, the brakeman who lost
his life Ia the collision % the Salt
lake trains short distance west ~
Riverside, was for a long time the
conductor IN charge 81 tho trains
which ran over the Arizona 4 Utah
railway between Klngman and Chic.
ride His family were living In Los
Angeles and he expected 10 be- soon
promoted 90 a conductor ne simply
was working az the time AZ brakeman
until there was a chance Of promotion
tFrom Tuesdays Daily Citlzen.)
Frank korody. a boilormaker at the
local shops. was Joined last night by
Mrs. korody, who arrived from Chi
eago.
w. W. Fisher electrical engineer
for the Santa Re. left today for tho
coast. where he Is called on Official
business Mr. Fisher had Just re.
turned from business trip TO the
coast
The Santa Fe yards IN this city
were congested with freight and pas
senger trains today, wklch were be-.
Ing hold here awaiting repairs 10 the
damaged tracks this side of the juno.
tion az Islcta.
l.. II. Mnllady, Mason CITY. Iowa,
WAS brought to the Alamogordo me-
pital last Saturday night IN an uncon.
sclous condition He was hit II IA
thought by the train at Jarilla station.
Ills skull Is fractured
y. Johnson. the popular agent
AZ Capiian, for the past two years
len for AlamOgordO IN response to a
telegram from Chief Dispatcher MUIR.
ply. Mr. Johnson will probably be
given position on the main line.
u ~ rum0red IN railroad circles
that =. ]. Easley. who was snperin.
tenHeat Of the New Mexico division Of
the santa fe. with Headquarters AZ
Las Vegas, but who was recently pro
NOTED to superintendent OF the west.
ern grand division aud transferred to
Ia Iunla when j. r.. Hurley assumed
the general managership OF this road,
viii likely go 70 the Rock island.
Mrs. ,, II. Ward. Of Las Vegas, has
received a letter from her son Char.
Icy, which tells OF the serious injury
OF Harry Doyle formerly OF that city.
now foreman for the fantry.sha
Construction company at Truxt0n, A.
T. The young man while supervising
some work. fell twenty feet down the
side Of n cliff He sustained a broken
leg. a fractured knee and other In.
iurles.