El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-06
ABOUT RAILnoAD PEOPLE.

g. NJ Clever has been employed by
the G. II. as an operator
w. Casey has been employed as an
operator by the Southern Pacific com
pany.
Eugene Fox, general freight and
passenger agent of the Southwestern
left Monday on the Golden State for
st. Louis.
Roy Martin, assistant city ticket
agent OF the G. H, returned Tuesday
morning from San Antonio, where he
visited his parents.
5. c. Gardner, assistant district SUI
perintendent of the Pullman company
has moved from 522 West Missouri to
1I18 Arizona street.
l. NJ Hoover, assistant superintend-
ent of the FL Paso division of the q.
II, is in Del Rio, the end of the d.
vision, on railroad business.
Chas. Bunts, day gateman at the
union station, is laying off from duty
On account of illness. John Mershon is
running the union station business now.
Wesley Holmes, son of W. B. Holmes,
city ticket agent of the I. & P, and an
employee of the Southw estern at Carri-
zozo. N NJ, is in the city visiting his
father.
Billy Sickles, formerly Pullman con-
ductor on the old Mexican Central but
now in the lumber business in Mexico,
came up on the train from Mexico City
Tuesday morning.
T. G. Radcliffe, chief clerk in the Of
flee Of the traffic manager of the G. Fl.
at Houston, left Monday evening for
that city, after spending several days
in the city with friends.
J. Page Kemp, freight solicitor OF
the G. H, left Sunday afternoon for
New York, going by way of New Or
leans. where he took a steamer fol
the last leg of the journey.
Buren, S. Whitney, clerk in the office
Of the Pullman commissary, is taking
g vacation and Joe Guinane, chief clerk
in the district superintendent office,
is taking his place temporarily.
F S FigarOla, dining car conductor
on the SouthWestern's trains Nos. 5 and
6, mas resigned his position. Chas.
Hight. of. the Southwestern cOmmissary
is making the run temporarily.
J. NJ White has been employed as
brakeman by the G. H. and left Mon
day evening for Del Rio TO take up
his duties. W. A Goodwin has also
been employed as brakeman and will
leave for Del Rio Tuesday evening.
Private car "Grasmere" carrying NJ.
Pliego and party. Of New York. arrived
in the city today. The party is en-
route to Mexico City to attend the cen
tennial and will leave on tonight's
Mexican National train for the south
n s. Benedito, assistant TO Ernest Nor
row, manager Of the Harvey house, left
Monday afternoon for San Antonio
where ne will De married. to a young
woman of New Orleans. Benedict
Benedito and his bride win return TO FL
Paso next Sunday.
Clarence Wells. secretary Of the
Mexico Northwestern railway, with
headquarters at New York, passed
through FL Paso Monday, returning
Paso division OF that road, Pearson, to
which passenger service has been -ex-
tended.
L. B. Jones, chief clerk in the office
of the auditor of the coast line Of the
Santa Fe. at. Los Angeles, was in the
city Monday en- route to Mexico City
to spend his vacation. He was the guest
of A w Reeves manager of the traf-
fic bureau of the chamber of commerce,
wnile in the city.
Conductor Charles c. Wilmington, Of
the E. P & s. W. is receiving the
hearty congrAtulations Of his many
friends over the arrival of a young
daughter at his home here yesterday
This event also makes Z. s. immigran NJ
inspector Peter A. Rowe very proud
grandfather.
]. Mullins. an old engineer, was
stricken with paralysis in his right side
Monday afternoon at his home, 705 Mis-
souri, street. He has not worked for
several years or account Of rheuma tism.
He came to FL Paso in search Of health.
He. was with one railroad in the east
for 90 wears