Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

IN fac gimile % a railroad ticket. on
the hack holng a reproduction o. the
0eorgctown hop, ana on the face Of
the ticket is Inscribed Il hereby Ger
tify that | have the Denver fever ana
am endowed with mHiciecl Iowa
spirh ia Join the ranks OF good fol.
lowship 20 and from which this ticket
"a issued"
a PoRTER's WITTY REToRT.
sac colored porter on one Of the
Oklahoma division passenger trains.
rot on a good one. one day last week.
4 passenger approached the porter al
SOME point down the line aud asked
whether on not the train stopped at
Red Rock. NO sab" answered The
porter brusqucly. Not satisfied. the
passenger fired some more questions.
which brought from the wrathy porter
the reply. Il tell you. sab. that this
train don't stop az He'd Rock Why.
sab, g don't even hesitate there"
STRIFE OVER SLEEPING CARS.
by widely Advertising that its
sleeping cars have wider. LONGER and
higher bertha than any other road,
the Chicago. Milwaukee a 81. Paul
has aroused the ire OF rs competitors.
A number ~ them have held confer.
once ana agreed 10 request the g.
Paul 10 stop ADVERTISING this feature
81 ius passenger service. on the
ground that % "a "unnoighbOrly" 90
ward other roads The SCI pRdl ~
one Of the few railroad companies
that have their own sleeping cars and
maintain exclusive control uf them
From Tuesdays Daily CiilgonJ
j. A. Ross. OF Las Vegas. travelling
engineer ~ the Santa Re. spent the
day IN the CITY on business connected
with his department.
Frank Dieberi. IT Santa Pc aasis.
tant treasurer 81 the Santa 20 Central
railway. was IN Albuquerque today
looking after business for hts roLd.
y. NJ. San julie. master mechanic ~
the Santa Re shops AZ Gallup. accom-.
panied by his wife, spent yesterday In
Albuquerque and returned homo last
nign,.
v. X. Paul. chief clerk 10 the adui.
tor Of the Santa We Central. who was
NJ Estancia ON business. has returned
70 his headquarters At the Capitol
City.
T. Y Maynard. watch inspector for
the Santa Re. left last night Tor W
'aso on official business lie eN-
poets 20 be- absent f.0m the city a
couple Of days.
Tralnmon coming In from the north
today report considerable rain be.
tween THIS city and Ration. which was
accompanied by quite a drop In tho
temperature.
The home OF Mr. and Mrs C. A.
Barhydt. $40 West Coal avenue. wRH
frightened yesterday by the arrival Of
a baby girl. Mr. Barhydt II chief clerk
To Master Mechanic Hicks.
Arthur Lowell. assistant auporlntend-
ent Of machinery on the Santa Ne,
passed through the city yesterday 60
route 10 ChicaRo from a soinurn on
the Pacific coast. lie was acc0mpan'
led By Mrs. Lowell.
J, A. Peterson, formerly tlmokeeper
IN the shops here, hut who Tor tho
past few months had been holding n
similar position Ia the shops Of the
Santa Re al Argentine, Kan, has 70
turned to Albuquerque and gone 10
work In the freight oiIices.
Section Foreman Sanders. Of lsletn,
returned 10 his duties last night. after
spending n couple OF days In Albu.
querque He came 10 attend the fun.
elar o. the young son Of Conductor
ana Mrs. James Cochran, who died
last Friday and was buried Sunday
Mr. Sanders Is brother of Mrs. Cocb.
ran.
Charles Malnz, special offlcer 0f the
Santa Re. stationed at lsleta. II IN
town upon attendance AZ tho district
court, 10 vas indicted By the grand
Jury upCn a charge of assault with
intent 20 commit murder In speak.
ms Of how the indictment was served
he tells good joke played upon him
by the local officers. Saturday he re-
ceivcd a summons Ia the mali order
ing him 20 arrest himself and bring
himself into court. Ills appearance
IN town Yesterday showed that he had
needed the courts instructions.
MANY MEN Will
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