El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-24
MANY RAILROAD
MEN co TO CROFT
R. J. Kelly Injured by Fall
From Engine; Notes Of
Local Railroad Men.

ClOudcrOft IS getting its share of pa
tronage from the employees OF the South
western. They are all patronizing their
home industry, BY making the trip to
the mountain resort quite often. Sunday,
between 10 and IS OF the shop men en-
jOyed the privilege by taking the Sunday
excursion, and returning Sunday night
Every Sunday about the same number
&C.
The baseball season is fairly well
started but although they have lost the
first part Of it, the shop boys are prepar-
ing to start a team that viii be the
equal of last years aggregation. The
remaining members of that organization
are getting itchy" to again appear on
the squared circle, and it Is thought
probable that they viii be successful
IN forming the new ball club A num-
Der of games are already IN sight, II
they viii hasten the movement a little.
Henry Glaves has a position in the
office of L G. Pearson, general store
keeper at this point
Engineer PrOtho IN passenger service
between FL Paso and Carrizozo, viii
leave for California in few days, TO be
gone about one month. Accompanying
him viii be his wife and one son.
house at this point, has departed for
California, with his wife and son. Sam.
They VIII return the early part Of Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Stanley Comeau and sisterinlaw,
Mrs. P. Boucher, are spending six weeks
in Clouderoft.
L. c.. Brown, for several years hostler
at Ell Paso for the Fl PasO Y South
western, has resigned and viii move ms
family to Oregon in the near future,
where he viii settle
Engine 225 has been recently turned
out of the shops equipped with superheat
and engine 226 taken in, for the aPpliea-
ton of this device.
While working in an engine cab Sat
arday afternoon, R J. Kelly lost his
footing and fell, sustaining quite serious
injuries. His ankle was badly sprained,
and it IS thought that one OF his ribs
IS broken. He is resting easily at Hotel
Dieu.
Railway Shop Notes.
Gus Leuseh has the position Of tool
room foreman with the G. h & s. A. at
this point and Is now acting IN that ca
pacity. This makes an even stephen
between the Southwestern and the q. ID.
& S A, Mr.. Leueh having been Tor
merlv with the Southwestern; Jack
Kersev. the present round house foreman
of the Southwestern at FL Pssos resigned
his position with the G. II. & :. A to
take servise with the Southwestern
A great many former Southwestern
employees are now working for the Har-
riman ships here, despite the strike
A great deal of business Is being
handled for this season, and the yards
are fun.
AIaehinist Clark is confined to the hos
pital. suffering from an attack of ty-
phoid. However, it Is expected that he
viii soon be sufficiently recovered to be
released
z & P. Notes.
Things have been on the move, on the
FL PasO- SandersOn division during june,
all engines being used constantly. The
force has been kept busy. All engines
are in good condition, and handling heavy
trains. No engines have been taken into
the shops during the past week.
Santa Fe Notes.
Business on the Santa Fe Is rather dull
at present, although such a condition is
not expected to obtain for a great period.
The usual force is being maintained,
and the shop in spite OF the slight fall
ing off in traffic, is well supplied with
work.