El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05
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RAILROAD NOTES.

j. ID. Gibson, switchman on the 7.
=. IS now on the extra board
B. =. Shafer switchman on the T.
= mas been transferred from a day
TO q night job.
Conductor MARITIME. Of the Mexican
Oen1IaI mas resigned and has q posi-
uon as sWitcrman on the T. P.
MIS- Hall, wife Of engineer Hall Of
the Mexican Northwestern. who has
been very sick in Providence hospital
IS now reported as improving
B. n Russell fireman for the T. P,
has reported Tor duty, after laying off
for two trips to rest up.
HOsler helper Talbot. OF the T. P,
IS laying off with sprained knee.
AlIred Martin, switchman for the 7.
p, is laying off Fireman W. NJ Bur
ton IS running the switch engine.
F. W Fahrenkamp, passenger en-
gineer for the T. p is laying off.
Engineer J. D. Derry is holding down
his run for him Before reporting for
work again, Mr.. Farenkamp win make
visit to san Antonio. Texas, and al
land.
The T. P. has five new dining cars
on the way here to replace those now
IN service out of FL Paso.
Engine 3S6. which has been in the
T. P shops for about 10 DAYS for
hgnt repairs. was sent out on the
road again Thursday night.
Texas & Pacific dining car cyan
Dorne- has been placed in the car
shops in FL PasO for a general over
hauling.
Fireman Roby. Of the 7. P, is lay
ing of and viii leave soon for q short
visit to san Antonio
Iyra johnson. formerly a fireman on
the western division of the South
western, has a position as fireman on
sam Rosenwassen. machinist on
the T. p, has reported for work after
aging of for four days with a
mashed finger
Mrs. Jone Peters, wife Of boiler
maker Joe Peters Of the 7. p. who
has been sick for some time, is rap
idly recovering
Conductor Sheay, OF the T. P. has
reported for duty after a two months
leaVe OF absence, most Of which time
ne spent in Dallas on committee work.
C. F. Akers, conductor on the T. p
trips.
D. A. Moery brakeman on the T. P.
has been transferred from Tucson,
Arizona, to FL Paso.
5. P. Jolly. brakeman for the S. P,
between Tucson and Lordsburg. has
resigned and passed through E. Paso
thursday on MS way to Missouri.
Q. A. Smith, conductor on the S p
is laying off for a few trips
Mrs. NJ C. Pierce and children. OF
Fl Paso. are expected home Monday.
after being away for two months on
q visit TO the homefolks in Cuervo-
Texas, Mr. Pierce is a conductor on the
S. p.
c. Holford, switchmaE for the G. H.
has reported for duty.
T. 6. Jerome. brakeman on the G
H, is laying off for a few DAYS.
n. 3. Bowman, passenger brakeman
for the G. H, is laying off
Fl. Hope, brakeman on the G. II
who has been working out Of Sander
son for some time, has returned to III
PasO and is now laying off for a few
days.
R. A. Clark, formerly an agent for
the Southwestern at Corona, has re-
signed and passed through FL Paso
Thursday enrOute to Dallas where ne
intends to locate
The Southwestern put another crew
on the eastern Division Thursday CON
sisting OF conductor R. E Lindsey and
Brakemen f. J. Savage and L. I'd
Swart.
Richard Jenkins. switchman on the
Southwestern. is laying off.
F. S. Norton and II. 7. Likes, switch
men for the Southwestern, have re-
ported for duty after laying off for q
few nights.
H McNIichael. switchman for the G
H, has reported for duty, after being
off for a week on court dOuty
Trainmaster Murphy, of the S p at
Tucson was in Ell PasO one day this
week.