El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-30

: ern at Corona, has gone east on an ex-
tended visit to relatives.
A c. Smith brakeman on the T. P.
has been assigned to a regular job on
conductors Sheay's crew.
Gus Mussuth. engineer on the T. P,
has been transferred from FL Paso to
Big Springs for service.
Dan Cavanaugh. brakeman on the S.
P. has been assigned to the local be-
tween Ell PasO and Lordsburg.
Z, T Julian and r. F. Thompson,
switehmen on the G. H., are being used
in road service as brakemen.
John Ball. brakeman on the c. H,
is now working on passenger in brake
man George Rogers's place
R. O. Thompson. agent for the G. H,
at Alpine, has returned from his vaca-
ton and has reported for duty.
John Hunter has taken a job as por-
ter on the G. H, and has been assigned
to conductor Desmond's crew.
Brister Phillips. agent for the G. H.
at Ysleta, accompanied by his family,
Is visiting relatives in Alpine.
General yard master O'Connor, of
the G. H. is laying off and has gone to
Clovis, n. NJ, to visit relatives.
VIII Daniels, better known as
Smoky" fireman on the G. H, has
been promoted TO be an engineer.
A. E. Swiber, switchman On the G.
H, now has a regular position as en-
CINE foreman of the rip track engine.
Passenger fireman Green, Of the G.
H, between FL PasO and Sanderson,
has been promoted to be an engineer.
J. AIeNindes formerly a conductor on
the 5. P. local out of FL Paso has been
employed by the T. P as brakeman.
W. c. Lacy, fireman on the T. P, has
returned from a visit to relatives near
Cisco, Tex, and has reported for duty.
at Del Rio, accompanied by his wife,
is visiting relatives in Alpine for few
days.
c. L. Zwick. formerly a brakeman on
the S. P. local run out of FL PasO, has
taken position as brakeman on the
Tim Sullivan. passenger conductor
on the 6. H, is laying off and is spend
ing the holidays with his family in FL
Paso.
Southwestern at Tucumcari, is now
working on the Dawson branch passen-
ger between 'Tucumcari and Dawson.
c. n. Halford. switchman on the G.
II, is now working to put on an extra
herder, on account of a heavy rush of
business.
J. H. Lee. brakeman on the T. P. is
laying off and has gone to Alamogordo
to spend the holidays with his cousin,
Oliver Lee.
A: E. Polk. operator for the, c. H.
at Sierra Blanca, has returned home
after a short visit to FL PasO and has
reported for duty
J. K. Merriman, the veteran passen-
ger conductor on the G. H. is laying
off. Mr.. hartman has been on the
G. H over Is years.
L. l. Parker. brakeman on the T.
P, who has been laying off sick for
some time, expects to be able to re-
port in a few days.
A. Binkley, conductor on the G. H,
has returned from a months visit to
Houston and has been working on pas
senger for a few trips.
W. Kidd, brakeman on the T. P, who
mas been working on conductor O.
Ralls's car for the past few days, is
now back on the extra board.
A. E Ball formerly a brakeman on
the eastern division of the South
western, has taken a position as brake
man on the G. H at FL Paso.
G. F. Coleman, switchman on the G.
H., has been transferred to road serv-
ice as brakeman and is now working
between Ell Paso and Valentine.
Jerry Thompson, brakeman on the
L p, is now working as conductor
for a few trips and John Riley is re-
lieving Mr.. Thompson as brakeman.
Fred Velasco, of the shop force of
the santa Fe at La Junta- Colo ae-
companied by his sister is visiting
relatives in Del Rio during the holt
days.
c. A King. brakeman on the G. H,
is now working as conductor in charge
OF conductor Harry Desmond's crew.
while Mr.. Desmond is working on pas
senger.
The G. H. pile driver has been busy
for the last few days driving piles just
east Of Finley, where the G. H. is doing
some repair work on one of their
bridges.
L. o. King. engineer for the South
western at CarriZozO, has been trans
ferred to Ell Paso and is now work.
ing on the western division in tenn
porary service
G. L. Rogers, passenger brakeman
on the G. H.. has been promoted to be
a conductor and is now making his
first trip on one of the new crews put
on by the G. H.
Gil Robertson. night yard master
for the Southwestern at Duran, Is lay
ing off and, accompanied by his wife,
at Iangtry, Tex
Owen Shields, section foreman for the
G. H, at Maria, has returned home
after short visit to FL Paso- Mr..
Shields was in Hotel DieU for a short
time on the sick list.
George Knox, formerly a brakeman
on the Southwestern at CarrizozO, has
taken d position on the T. P, and is
now working on conductor Sheay's
crew for few trips.
M Z. Pierce, brak eman on the y r,
has reported for duty, after being off
for several trips. A. r. Hanson, who
has been relieving Mr.. Pierce, is now
back on the extra board.
Jim Gardener car inspector for the
Southwestern at Duran, who has been
in Hotel Dieu for several weeks, is now
able to be out again. Mr.. Gardener was
injured by being struck by passenger
train.
Earl Chastain. of Alpine, who re-
10 ha
position as foreman with a local con-
tractor on big job Mr.. Chastain was
formerly a carpenter on the G. H &
Southwestern railroad.
Mrs. Luthy, wife of operator Luthy
at Alpine. has returned home after an
extended visit to relatives in FL PasO.
Arthur Ragin, operator for the Orient
railroad at Fort Stockton, Tex, is lay