El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-19
Railroad News
OF the Southwest

Brakeman May, of the T. P, is lay
/ ing off
J. NJ. Gibson. engine foreman for the
/ T. P, is laying off
Conductor Conner. of the Santa Fe,
/ has reported for duty.
Victor Anderson, conductor on the
/ Santa Fe, is laying off.
{ Layman, brakeman on the G. H,
/ has reported for duty.
/ c. H. Cooper has secured a job as
sWitchman on the G. II.
! Tom Smith. engineer on the santa
! Fe, has reported for duty.
I Fireman Atkinson, Of the C. H, has
/ resigned from the service.
Jack Shaw, brakeman on the T. p
/ is laying off for a few days.
J. F. Murphy, switchman on the T.
} p, IS laying off for a few days.
Z c. R Bockway, conductor on the
/ santa Fe, has reported for duty.
! smoky" Ryan. switchman on the
! Santa Fe, is taking a short layOff.
Elmer Ellis, engineer on the T. P, is
/ now acting as hostler for a few days.
Ben Prussner. switch engineer for
! the Santa Fe, is laying off for a few
J days
c. W. Yancy, switchman for the =
/ P, has been appointed night engine
herder.
W. P. Peterson. conductor on the
Santa Fe at San MarciaL has reported
for duty.
Sam Mayer. conductor on the C. H.
IS now working on passenger for
few trips
y. Scott switchman on the C. H.
IS now working as engine foreman for
n few days.
Ed Harris. conductor on the South
western at Douglas, is laying off for
I a couple of weeks.
Ben Winters. engineer on the South
! western, is at present running one Of
the day switch engines
O. A. Ash, conductor on the Soutb-
western at Douglas, has gone on
/ Two weeks hunting trip.
Jack Walsh, conductor on the G. II.
at Sanderson, has returned home after
a short visit to FL Paso
Carl Baldwin. brakeman on the San
"a, "a re, mas reported for duty after
Delng off for several trips
Al Cortner, brakeman on the Sor+b-
western at Carrizozo, has reported for
outy after go days layoff.
Frank Brakeman brakeman on tba
Lake Valley passenger out of Rfncon.
n NJ has reported for duty.
Frank Guy. fireman on the Santa 7e
ms AHAuLIEQ 10 AlDuuu nffcs
spending Few days in FL Paso.
Fred Dieterb, engineer on the C. IT
at Del Rio, has returned home after
snort business visit to FL Paso-
BIZ Fisher, fireman on the South
western, has been assigned to the local
run between Tucumcarf and Duran.
j. W Lee, conductor on the Santa Fe
az az san Marclal, has returned from his
hunting trip and has reported for duty
on the Frisco at Springfield No. has
taken position on the S P at Tue
Bill RObingson, formerly fireman
on the santa Fe at Las Vegas is now
penter-
Harry O'Nen, porter on the Soutb-
western who has been working on the
u H. Tor a few days, is back at work
on the Southwestern
J. H Ludwig. conductor on the C. n
VINO has been laying off for some time
On the sick list, expects to report for
duty within a few days
Brakeman Phipps, Of the T. p. has
transferred 10 the yard service, trad
ing with sWitchman Gum. who viii %
on the road as brakeman
r B. Patton. conductor on the Santa
8uI OF Alouquerque, who has been
IN FL PasO for several days attending
court has returned home.
Passenger conductor Watson. of the
santa re, has reported for duty. Con
ductor Pete Sly, who has been relieving
hlin' IS now back on freight again.
k l. McLain. brakema non the west
ern division Of the Southwestern. who
mas been relieving brakeman c. A. Nor
ton' Is now back on the extra board.
Walter La FlUer, switchman on the
southwestern at Duran, who has been
a aeisLg as night yardmaster for few
shifts, is now back at work as switch
man.
J. N. Rich, formerly an engineer on I
ne Mexico North Western, has a posi- /
non as engineer on the G. H. out Of I
Fl Paso, and is now busy learning the I
road.
Brakeman 1IcEvans, Of the South I
Western, who has been working on the 4
C. H. few days in temporary service, !