El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-06
Railroad News
Of the Southwest

viii Bass brakeman on the G. H. is
laying off.
L. T Jones. brakeman on the T. & P.
is laying off.
, c. S. Zwick, brakeman on the S. P.
local. is laying off.
L. Nany. switchman on the G. H, has
resigned from the service.
NJ F. Gunther, brakeman on the G.
H, has reported for duty.
Ed Bloom, brakeman on the T. & P
has resigned from the serviceA
Frank Brown, engineer on the G. H,
has resigned from the service.
l. L Parker, brakeman on the T. &
P, is laying off-On the sick list.
Jim Arledge, brakeman on the 7. &
r. has resigned from the service.
Jim McMindus conductor on the S
P. local. is laying off for few trips
John Ball, brakeman on the G. H,
has been promoted to be a conductor.
J. L. Davis, brakeman on the G. H. is
now working as conductor for few
trips.
NJ c. Pierce, brakeman on the S P,
is now working as conductor for few
Brakeman Alsop, of the . & P. has
reported for duty, after a several
Yardmaster sneIuo. of the C. H. at
Valentine. has reported for duty, after
a short layoff.
o. c. Widner and ". " McMahan,
brakemen on the g. H, are laying off
for few days.
Pat Ryan, conductor on the T. & P.
has reported for duty, after several
months IayOff
J. ". Johnson. fireman on the 7. &
P, is laying off and fireman s. Bozarth
is relieving him.
C. n. Holford. engine foreman on the
G. H, has reported for duty, after be-
ing off for several days.
a. Phipps, brakeman on the T. & P,
has been assigned to a regular run be-
tween FL Paso and TOyah.
A Troner, brakeman on the South
western is working on the 5. P. for
few days in temporary service.
Call boy Jacoby, Of the T & P, IS lay
ing off for a few days and extra caller
George Clark Is relieving him.
c. A King, brakeman on the G. H.
who has been working as conductor
for a few trips, is again brahng-
Andy Magee, engineer on the I. &
P. is laying off for few trips and ex-
ira engineer Shankle is relieving him.
Elmer Ellis. engineer on the I. & P,
who has been working as hostler for a
few days, is now back in road service.
r. E Mounts, brakeman on the S. P
is working for a few trips on local as
conductor between FL Paso and Lords
burg.
Louis Vaughn. section foreman for
the Southwestern at TecOlote, \. NJ,
has reported for duty, after short visit
to Ell Paso.
". c. Lacy, fireman on the T. & P. !
Cisco, Tex. He expects to be away for |
about three weeks.
Tom Patton. passenger fireman on |
the eastern division. of the Southwest /
ern. has reported for duty. after /
weeks layoff.
Mrs Robert Blair. wife of roadmaster 1
Blair. of the Southwestern at Duran, |
n. NJ, has returned home, after a short |
visit to Corona
7 H Lee. formerly a brakeman on |
the Belen cutoff. of the Santa Fe, has |
taken a position as brakeman on the 1
7. & P. in FL PasO.
c. E. Eckard. brakeman on the T. & 4
P. is working as conductor for a few /
trips and John Lee Is relieving Mr. /
Eckard as brakeman
shorty" Adams, engineer for the 1
Southwestern, at Carrizozo, has re-
turned from a trip TO Hot Springs, Ark,
and has reported for duty.
Lee Snyder. better known as "F1do,"
conductor on the Dawson branch Of the /
Southwestern at Tucumcarf, has re-
ported for duty. after a short layoft.
Charlie Mast, brakeman on the 5 P,
s laying off, in order 10 be with his
brother. Albert Mast, who was injured
-ecently in a collision near Lordsburg-
Jimmy Averil. conductor on the
southwestern at Tucumcari- has re-
ported for duty, after being OFF for 10 |
lays. most OF which time he spent Wis
ting in FL Paso.
W P Innis, passenger conductor on
he G. H, has reported for duty, after
icing off for one trip. Sam Meyer, I
Who has been relieving him, is back on
he extra board.
T. H Owensby, conductor on the G.
/, has reported for duty, after a short
syoff and Frank Oldham, who has
cen relieving him. is now back at work
IS brakeman.
H G. Clark. brakeman on the western
ivision Of the Southwestern, has re-
igned from the service and has taken
Dosftfon as brakeman on the G. H.
ut of Ell Paso.
A. G. Wilmington, superintendent
or the T. & p. has returned to Big
springs, after a short business. trip to
Il Paso He was accompanied by
rainmaster W H Homan. of the T.
P