El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
Railroad News
OF the Southwest


c. r. Palmer has taken a position as
! brakeman on the G. H
W. P. Innis, passenger conductor on
] the g. H, is laying off
Switchman Gerald, of the G.. H. Is
! laying off for a few days
Smoky Ryan, switchman on the Santa
/ Ee, has reported for duty.
". ". MahOn, passenger brakeman
l on the G. H., is laying off
H A DOOley, conductor on the S. P,
| is laying off for a few days.
H D. Ashley, conductor on the S. P,
7 is laying off for few days.
/ George Sells, engineer for thS Santa
/ Fe at Las Vegas is laying off.
J. H Ray. passenger conductor on the
! s. p IS laying off for a few trips.
Jack Hughes, brakeman on the T. P,
has reported for duty, after a short lay
] John Young. brakeman on the c. H.
! IS now working on passenger for a few
Harry Desmond. conductor on the G.
! H, is working on passenger for a few
! trips.
r L. Rodgers. brakeman on the Santa
Fe at san Marcial, has reported for
/ duty.
R. B. Cook, conductor on the s4ata
/ Fe at San Marcial, has reported for
W J. Lee. conductor on the santa
/ Fe at San Marcial, has reported for
duty.
Walter La FIuer. switchman for the
/ southwestern at Duran, has reported
/ for duty.
r. P. Kyle. a civil engineer for the
! Southwestern ct Douglas, has reported
| for duty.
Frank Oldham, brakeman on the C.
I H, is now working as conductor for a
/ few days.
F. E. Cart and B. C. Weber, brake
! men for the s P, are laying off for
few trips
E. Hardy, switchman on the G. H,
has transferred to road service as
I brakeman.
Conductor sheay, Of the T. P. has
reported for duty after being off for
several trips
W. G. Clark, brakeman on the South
Z western, is working on the s. P. in tenn
/ pOrary service.
G. H Fitzpatrick, switchman for the
FL PasO shelter has reported for duty,
after a short lay off.
san Bixler, engineer on the Silver
City passenger of the Santa Fe, has re-
ported for duty.
Charley Folk, engineer on the Santa
/ Fe at san Marcial, has reported for duty
after a short layOfL
John DefausO, fireman on the T. P,
who has been working on passenger, is
now back on freight
Engineer Robey, Of the Santa Fe
al San Marcial, has reported for duty,
after a short lay off
Engineer Jacobs Of the Southwestern
at TucumCari, has returned home after
a short visit to FL PaSO.
Ed Godfrey. conductor on the South
western at Tucumcari, has reported for
duty after a short layofL
Pete Sly, conductor on the Santa Fe
at san Marcial, has returned hOmes al
ter a short visit to Albuquerque.
Conductor Erwin, of the Santa Fe
has been assigned to a regular car be-
tween san MarclaI and Demlng-
F. J. Brenneman, brakeman on the S.
T. has been assigned TO a regular car
between FL PasO and LOrdsburg.
l. D. Leeper, conductor on the Santa
Fe at Las Vegas, has reported for duty,
after being off for several trips.
r L Ash. brakeman on the South
western, has been assigned to a regular
car Between FL PasO and Hachita-
J. E Roy. switchman on the G. H, is
now working as brakeman for few
trips, on account OF shortage OF men,
Harry Beauchamp, formerly a brake
man on the Missouri Pacific out Of l
AtchisOn, kans-, is visiting in Il PasO.
Bud Phillips. the Southwestern en- /
gineer, who has been sick in Hotel Dieu I
for some time, is reported as improv- /
ing.
N. c. Paden, company doctor for the /
Southwestern at CarriZOzo, has returned |
home after short business trip to FL 4
Paso.
Pierce Stewart, conductor on the /
Santa Fe at Las Vegas, viii leave in a I
few days to visit his parents at San 4
8IarciaL
S. l. Meyer, extra passenger cOnduc- |
tor on the G. H, has reported Tor duty, 4
after being off for some time on the i
sick list
Mrs. Frank Faust, wife Of conductor
Faust, of the Santa fes IS improving !
slowly. Mrs. Faust has been sick for
some time.
Mrs. Robert Gibson, wife Of passenger
engineer Gibson, of the Southwestern,
has returned from a pleasant visit TO
Iucumcari
George Cox, formerly a brakeman for
the santa Fe at Las Vegas, has taken a I
position as switchman on the G. H, at [
san Antonio
B. Jeffries conductor on the Santa
Fe at Amarillo, Tex, mas returned home
after a short visit to friends in Las
Vegas, n. NJ
Fireman Legget, Of the Southwestern,
who has been working on passenger tor
a few trips. is now back in freight
service again.
H FathergaiI. formerly a brakeman
on the Santa Fe at Las Vegas, now has
a position as conductor on the santa
Fe-Belen cutoff
Larry Lyles, operator for, the G. II.
at Marathon, has returned from 10
days visit to Del Rio, Tex. he was &C
companied by his wife.
/ V Dowtin and a. Robinson, brake
men on the 6. H, are working as con-
ductors for a few trips
Mrs. w. D. Hitchcock, wife Of former
round house foreman Hitchcock, at San
1IarciaI, has joined her husband at their
new home at Los Angeles.
Walter ARNOLD, formerly a car in
spectOr for the Santa Fe, who has been
working for several months at the
Pearson mills, is laying off.
r. J. Woods, engineer on the Santa
Fe at Ration, n. NJ, Accompanied by his
wife, has returned from 80 days visit
to his parents in Decatur, III.
Fireman Harris, of the 7. P, has re-
ported for duty, and fireman Hamlin,
who mas been relieving him, is now
back on the firemen's extra board.
F. E. Summers, superintendent of the
Rio Grande division of the Santa Fe,
has returned to his headquarters at San
Marcial, from a trip to Albuquerque.
A. C. Fink, fireman on the S P. at
Los Angeles. is in FL PasO on his way
to Columbus Junction, Iowa, to visit
ihs parents. He expects to be gone
about 80 days.