Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19
HAPPENINGS OF THE RAILROAD
 AND SHOPS
MaxmilliaRS Private Gar Again
 Placed Into Service

Douglas. AriZ., Sept. Especial l-
 Emperor MaXimilian's private car is again in service on the Mexican. For several months this historic old coach has been in the shops under going repairs. It has received a new coat of paint and various minor re pairs have been made which places the side door car in condition not much worse than when it was at first placed in service nearly half a cen tury ago.
 The car is not the easiest riding car among the rolling stock of the Mex ican railway. but iJ is something to be the host of a private car in which ones guests make the trip in the only car that was ever destined for an em- peror of Mexico and this may account for the demand for the car IL is kept and operated as a special car
 General Manager s. J. Simmons of the Southwestern went to Chicago on a business trip last week.
 Southern Pacific trains on the Tue son division will stop in future at Cam bray and Alden for mail A mail crane will be erected at Alden shortly, but until its completion stops will have to be made.
 Superintendent Oster of the eastern division of the Southwestern instructs employees of the road to report cattle killed or injured direct to him in fu- ture, instead of to the stock claim agent at Alamogordo
 Trainmaster C. A Brown of the western division of the Southwestern cautions all conductors to inspect bonded freight cars carefully to ascer- tain if the government seals are in good condition before moving them. and if they are broken to report the fact at once to him.
 Conductor Hoy of the eastern divis- ion of the Southwestern. who has just returned from a vacation is now on the sick list. but expects to go on duty in few days.
 L. U. Morris, the new superintend- ent of the western division of the Southwestern will take charge of his office some time this week. it is an nounced at the general offices in Fl Paso.
 ENcursionists Return.
 The Drummers' Special this morn ing was made up exclusively of bag. gage cars and passenger coaches. the returning excursionists from Cloud croft making it impossible to handle freight cars as usual. The Bisbee newsboys gave evidence of having had a strenuous time.
 Assistant Baggage Agent c. B. Reid went to Fl Paso this morning and will | return tomorrow afternoon.
 Trainmaster c. A Brown is in Bis | bee today on business. Switchman Kinney has resigned hls position in the yards here and will re turn to Fl Paso. While in Dougla MT. Kiney made many friends. wh will regret his departure
 Conductor Howard left this morn ing for a short visit in Fl Paso.
 Conductor Sparks has secured a lay of from the ore train, of which he has charge, and will spend some time in Fl Paso. He left this morning.
 R. T. Gonzales, former travelling auditor of the s. NJ, E. P. and P, has been appointed assistant cashier of the Nacozari road, with headquarters at Nacozari
 Nj. F. Van Treece, cashier and chief clerk in the local freight office of the has resigned that posi- rion and will accept one with his former employer, the Southern Pacific. Just where he will locate has not been decided. A berth at Guaymas, Tucson or Los Angeles is offered him.
 The Switchmen.
 c. G. Holt and s. s. Welch. mem bers of the Douglas Switchmen's Union, were in Bisbee yesterday talk ing applications of the Bisbee switch men who are to become members of the union in this city. Nine of the