El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-03
RAILROAD NEWS OF THE SOUTHWEST

, bridge gang, has moved from COS North
Ell Paso street to 1908 North stanton
/ street
Jimmy AyeriL conductor on the
turned home after few days visit to
/ FL PasO.
A A. Harvey, engineer on the South
western, IS laying on, and accompanied
by his wife, is visiting friends in Tu-
G ii. Grubbs. the G. H. switchnan
on account of being injured, is imprOv-
ing rapidly
I Western, who has been laying of for
some time, on account of broken leg,
is improving.
W p Innis, passenger conductor on
the G. H. is laying of for one trip. and
extra passenger conductor sam Meyer
/ is relieving him.
was injured some time ago, is again
able to be out on crutches, after a
serious back set
Charlie McGinnis. conductor on the
G. H. has reported for duty and J. V.
DOWtin. who has been relieving him,
is again braking-
Peter Killed, engineer on the G. h,
who has been working on the switch
engine for a short time, is now back
on through freight
Mrs. l. o. King, wife of engineer
King. Of the Southwestern at CarrizOzO,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Riley
Tuberville, in FL Paso.
c. A. King, the G. II. brakeman, VINO
was recently promoted to be con-
ductOr. is now making his hrst trip
since being promoted.
J. Foster switchman on the G.. H.
who has been working on the road as
brakeman for a few days. IS now back
at work in the switch yards
Sam LaLOnde, engineer for the T. P.
at Big Springs, has returned home after
a short visit to his sister, Mrs. Ed
Smith, at eos North FL PasO street.
Conductor Broadstreet, Of the I. P,
has reported for duty, and extra con-
ductor MOWeTy, who has been relieving
him, is now back at work as brakeman
Brakeman Clark, Of the Southwestern,
who has been working on the g. H. for
a few days IN temporary service, IS
again at work on the Southwestern
W. kellogg. engineer on the T. P, has
reported for duty, after being OF for
several trips, recovering from the
effects Of the collision which he was in.
Brakeman SavilIe. of the T. P. who
was injured in the rear end collision at
TornillO, is now able to be out, but II
will be quite awhile before he can re-
turn to work
W. W. Hunsiker. formerly a pumper
for the S P. at Separ. n. NJ, has taken
a position as brakeman on the s P.
and is now working between FL PasO
R. S. James. porter on the C. h. has
reported for duty after a short visit to
Houston. Tex. and Tom Miller. who has
been relieving him, is back on the por-
Frank Appel, switchman on the c. H.
has reported for duty and is now IN
charge of the day coach engine. Mr.
Appel has been acting as extra engine
herder for some time
The c. II. was forced to put on an
extra switch engine Tuesday on acH
count OF having to load forty cars of
stock SWitChman J. J. Armstrong was
in charge Of the engine.
G. ". Savage. brakeman on the s P.
who has been working for q Few trips
as conductor. is now back braking, and
r. J. Brenneman. who has been relieT-
ing Mr. Savage as brakeman, IS back on
the extra board
Brakeman Savelle. Of the T. P. ex-
poets to leave in a few days for a visit
to relatives at Fl. Worth, Dallas and
brakeman who was injured in the col
lisiOn at TOrnillO a Few days ago
r. T. Harrington, night yardmaster
for the G. H at SandersOn. who was
recently married in Houston, accom-
panied BY his wife. has returned home
and reported for duty. Mr.. Harrington
was for a long time a sWitchman for
the G. H in FL Paso.
Mrs. Alice Needham who has been /
visiting relatives in Albuquerque, has /
Joined her husband in Shawnee, Okla, ;
night yardmaster for the Rock Island :
Mr.. Needham was formerly q conductor /
for the Santa Fe at Las Vegas
VIII RObingsOn, who was hurt re- |
Gently by a scaffold falling with him. 1
has recovered and has returned to work /
Mr.. RObingson was formerly a fireman /
on the Santa Fe at Las Vegas but has !
been in FL Paso for some time work /
ing as a carpenter