Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
HIGH OFFICIALS
OF SANTA FE
Here TOday...TOur Of InSpeC-
ton the Purpose Of
the Gathering.
HENDRICKS AND WELLS GO WEST

NHHNHN NHNf WNNNNN HNsN
over ln front of thr Alvurndo This
morning stood % string OF private cars,
numbering slX that bore ON their
sides Che legend santa DO" done in
lcftCu of gold They were tho prI.
yatc conveyance of as many onlolM8
oi che AichIson. Topeka a Santa Fo
Ra.lraad company. gathered hero f0r
ihc arowCd purpose of inspecting ,0.
cal conditions
On one of che cars was second vico
President w. Kondrlcha, of the
Santa Dc system. private car 80. %
waa occupied hy General Manager j.
E Hurley. oi Che main line. General
superintendent n } Parker. Cf the
main line. occupied private car SO. s. !,
3uuonni ludUnt Kern. uf tho New
Mexico division. of The main line. was
900 another car. General Manager a.
o. Wells of the coast lines; General
superintendent l. 4. Hubbard. of .ao
coast lines, B L.. Bean, superintendent
of machinery ON the coHat lines. and
rtainmaatcr D. Ripley 90 the Rio
Gfande division. went 90 mako up the
rest of the officials who were here to.
day.
Second Vice President Hendricks
was met here hy General Manager
Wells and star. of the coast lines.
and leit this morning for a tour Fl iu
.pCcilou over the western lines.
When seen by a representative OF
The Evening Citizen. General ..ana'
ger Hurley stated that the officials
were ON q general tour of inspection
only. and that their gathering here
hoI absolutely mo- bearing ca the fam.
Gus Calodouinn rebate case.
Anyway said General Manager
Hurley. "that Oh on the west end of
the line. and out 0f my territory"
When asked 10 The officials intend
ca making "a trip over the bclCn cut.
on. as stated in n morning paper ST.
Hurley responded that be- was the
only official here ln whose territory
the cutnn was situated, and that Co..
namuch as he had Just completed n
tour OF inspection of the cutOn about
week ago. ne ala not intend 10 make
another trip at this time.
How soon will trains be- running
over the cutoff. Mr. Hurloy7" was
asked.
Regular train service hotN cen Tex
NIN MNN iNNl'W VIII MNN N' IN"NAN NNNN'
before September or October replied
Mr. Hurley
Mr.. Hurley stated that as yct he had
not decided Just when he would re-
turn east he added that his tour 81
inspection OF me Belon cut-on a week
ago was entirely satisfactory and
that he found everything in good
shape and the work progressing al
rapidly as could be expected.
Another high official OF the Santa
'o who was in the party, wnon asked
his opinion OF the famous CaledOnlau
case. stated that while ho had moth
ing 90 give out for publication. I'D
felt sure shat compromise OF the
case would be- effected, and that. 'r
his opinion, the case had already
reached a state whore the terms of
the settlement were known How
ever. he refused 20 allow himself ga
bo quoted In tho matter saying that
higher officials than himself had the
matter of settlement iu charge.
when asked 10 @ WIS true that tL'
stock of the CALIFORNIAN Coal CON
pauy had been purchased By rCpro
| scniatiyes NJ TIE Colorado Fuel anl
iron company and the Santa Re, %,
/ replied, with a prudigious wink. bu
said not word
Tlo remaining officials of iho SAINT.
Fo who are here today. viii leave 90
night or tomorrow for their respect
I've headquarters.