Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-28

Angel Morales, in charge of the
turntable at the San Bernardino round
house, was run over and killed last
Sunday night.
II. II. Herr, formerly editor of the
Winslow Mail, and who has been
~railroading IN Mexico since leaving
that town, is now located in Peabody,
Kan.
The new decapod engines ordered
for the Santa Fe are arriving daily,
two of them, the 1884 and 1886 ar
irving yesterday. They will be sent
west today.
A pair of trucks of a freight car
go caught in the frog of a switch
while coming in the Winslow yards
the other day. and resulted in tearing
up considerable track.
George O'Brien, In the employe OF
Grant Bros Construction company at
the Belen cutoff, returned '@st night
from a visit with relatives at Pueblo,
and left today for Epris to resume his
duties.
Mrs. Frank link. wife of Master
Mechanic link, of the Santa Fe Cen
trail at Estancia, returned home this
morning, after a pleasant visit in the
city with her sister, Mrs. J.. II. Fen
ner.
A correspondent writing from La.
guna, says: It is rumored That i'm
provements all along the line of the
Santa Fe Pacific railroad will be com
menced in the spring, eliminating
bridges and curves and improving the
grade. II may be that Laguna and
other stations will be left a mile OIL
more to one side.
70. X. Lane, manager of the com
issary at Cubero, for the dimes Sup
ply company, was in the city yester
day. returning home last night. Mr.
Lane states that his company, which
supplies laborers for the coast lines
of the Santa Fe, has placed severa
hundred men on the grading and bal
lasting work this winter and they arr
still adding to this force.
The depot owned by the Santa +,
Central railroad at P~rogreso, twenty
four miles from Torrance, Torranc,
county, was destroyed by fire Tues
day night. The cause of the fire /
not known. There was nothing o
value in the depot. This is a plac'
where Santa Fe Central trains whistl
twice aud open the throttle, eXcep
when ordered to stop by signal. Tn
loss is fully covered by insurance.
J. V. Keys, a civil engineer, i
nhorpa Af yhn ON uinnnr pnrnG at fh.
Belen cutoff, was in the city yestel
day, returning to the works last night
He states that the third bridge o.
the cutoff will be completed this wee
and that the bridge gang will b
moved Immediately to bridge No.
on the new line. He also states tina
the contractors are employing ever
man obtainable, with a view to rusl
ing the work to completion as fast a
possible.
Z. K. Lane. agent for the Hon
Supply company at Cubero. tram
acted business in the city YESTERDAY
Mr.. Lane says that there Is som,
thing very peculiar in the way tina
snow has fallen in the neighborhoo
of Cubero and Grants. At the latte
place last week, the Santa Fe wa
= compelled to put a snow pillow at wor
to keep the track clear, while highe
up on the divide there was no troubl
whatever. The storm seemed to Q
centered at Grants. l
G. NJ. Smith, one of the travelin
auditors Of the Harvey system {
eating houses. with headquarters 8
Las Vegas, arrived in Albuquerqu
yesterday from Haywood hot spring
where he has been spending sewers
weeks with friends, and reports quit
a number of Albuquerqueans as b,
ing at the Haywood resort. anon
them being b. NJ. Castley and viii
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Rutherfor
Mr.. Smith also stated that duck shoe
ing at the resort was great and thS
every one there seemed to be enjo.