El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-26
Railroad News
Of the Southwest


off for a few days
Fireman Lacy, of the T. p is laying
off for a few trips
Chas. Cane. brakeman on the c. H,
has reported for duty.
Porter A. Hart, of the G. H, is lay
ing off for a few days.
Fireman Burton, of the 7. P. has
been assigned to the 1874
o. L. Smell, cOnd-ctOr on the Santa
Fe, has reported for duty.
Fireman BrUan, of the T. p, is laying
off on account Of being sick.
Conductor Deere, of the T. P, is lay
ing off on account of sickness.
smoky" Ryan, switchman for the
Santa Fe, has reported for duty.
NJ F. Gunther and John Ball, brake
men on sthe G. H., are laying off.
c. NJ McGinnis, conductor on the
G. H., is laying off for a few trips.
P A. Granny and L. Bourgeois,
switchmen on the G. H, are laying off.
j. L. Davis, brakeman on the G. H,
is now working as conductor for few
trips
Fireman Newton, Of the C. H at San
derson, is spending a few days in FL
PasO-
G. A. smith, conductor on the S. P,
has reported for duty after a short
layOff
Frank Appel, switchman on the G.
H, has been promoted to be an engine
Fireman Trinkle. of the T. P. has
reported for duty after being off for
three trips.
Brakeman woodward, of the T. P. is
laying off and brakeman Phipps is re-
Fireman Cleveland, of the T. P. ex-
poets to move his family to FL PasO
from Toyah soon
r. S. James, porter on the G. H. is
laying off and extra porter Tom Miller
is relieving him
Earl Chastain. formerly a carpenter
on the 6. H bridge gang, is now 10
Gated in FL Paso-
Charlie Witherspoon. switchman fer
the T. P, has reported for duty after
a four days layOff.
F. J. Brenneman. brakeman on the
s. P, has reported for duty after being
off for several trips.
Oscar Darr, engineer for the T. P.
who has been laying off for some time,
has reported for duty
Bill Robinson, yardmaSter for the
T. P, at Toyah. has reported for duty
after 10 days layoff.
Passenger brakeman Grow, of the
4. P, who has been off sick for some
time, is now improving.
Conductor BrOadstreet. of the T. P.
is laying OFF, and extra conductor
MOwery is relieving him.
". E. Axe, brakeman on the G. H,
is laying off and extra brakeman T. c.
Layman is relieving him.
Fl. H Hooper sWitchman on the G.
h, has been assigned to a regular Job
on one of the night shifts.
Boomer Dean, engineer on the T.
P, has returned from his hunting trip
and has reported for duty.
Conductor Nichols, Of the T. P, who
is laying off on account Of being sick,
IS now improving rapidly.
NJ G Pierce, conductor on the S. P,
is in charge OF the new crew that was
recently put on by the S. P
Conductor Tracy, OF the Southwest
ern, has been assigned to a regular car
between CarrizOzO and Duran.
W Z. Clark. brakeman on the South
western, is now working on the g. H
for a few days in temporary service
John Moss, passenger conductor on
the G. H, has gone to California and
expects to be away about 60 DAYS.
\ P engine 1884 is now being used
on the G. r. for a few trips on &C
count Of a heavy rush Of business.
Engineer L o. King. of the South
western. at CarrizozO. has returned
home after short visit to Ell PasO.
A H Daniels, agent for the South
western at Duran, y. NJ. has returned
from Vaughn and reported for duty
c. A. elem, ". II. Albright F. J.
Mather, L. Mead and Roy Earls. are
new sWitchmen employed by the G. Fl.
@ D. Black, brakeman on the G. H,
has been loaned to the S. P. for a few
days, on account Of shortage Of brake
men.
Mrs n. E. Workman. Of Springfield.
No, is in FL PasO visiting her brother,
J. j. Armstrong engine foreman on the
G. II.
R. E. Russell brakeman on the
Southwestern, has reported for duty
after being off for several trips on the
sick list.
W ". Mcmahon, brakeman on the
g. H, is relieving brakeman Frank
Oldham while the latter is working as
conductor.
A P. Moore. fireman on the T. P.
who has been working as hostler for
few days, is now back on the road
as fireman.
C. 1. Zwick. rakeman on the S. P, is
now working as conductor, and T. f.
Cart is working in Mr. Zwick's place
as brakeman.
Brakeman Mason. of the T. P. has
been assigned 10 conductor Rawls's
crew regularly.
men on the Southwestern, are work
ing on the s. P. for a few days in tenn
pOrary service
Heavy rains along the G. II. near
Alpine are reported by trainmen run
ming into FL PasO- No damage was
done to the track.
Engineer Gordon Gum, Of the South
western, at Tucumcari, accompanied ~
his wife, has returned home from
visit to east Texas
Conductor Sheay. of the n. P, is lay
ing off and extra conductor Eskard is
relieving him, and John Reilly is re-
lieving Eckard as brakeman.
Fireman Grove, of the T. p, is lay
ing off for a few trips. Mr.. Grove
was recently assigned to a regular en-
CINE between FL PasO and Toyah-
Bud Phillips, the Southwestern en-
gineer from Tucumcari. who has been
in Hotel Dieu for some time. has been
sent to Rochester Mimi, for treatment
George Aitken, passenger conductor
on the G. H, has reported for duty, and
sam Meyer, who has been relieving
him. is now back on the extra conduc-
tors board
Fireman Hendrick, Of the s P. who
has been working out of Tucson, has
been transferred to FL Paso and is now
firing on passenger between Ell Paso
and LOrdsburg.
Jack Warren. brakeman on the T.
P has reported for duty after being
off for several trips. r. P. Braut, who
has been relieving him, is now back
on the extra board
Frank Guerney, manager Of the
SOuthwestern's eating house at Carrl-
zozo. has returned home from a short
visit to Fl PasO. Mrs. Guerney is re-
naming in Fl PasO for the winter
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