El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-10

is working on the s P. for a few days
as brakeman.
o. c. Widner. brakeman on the G. H,
has reported for duty after being OFF
| for several trips.
Conductor RawIs, of the T. P, is lay
ing off and extra conductor Thompson
Jerry Lockett, engineer for the
/ Southwestern at TucumCari, has re-
reported for duty.
". 0. BiXler, brakeman on the
! Southwestern, has reported. for duty,
| after short layOff
Switch engine No. "a, of the 7. P,
has been sent to the shops at Big
! Springs for repairs
Pat Collins. brakeman on the G. H, is
| working on the S. ?. for a few days in
/ temporary service.
s. ". Rypkema, switchman on the
/ G. H, has been transferred to Sander
/ son for a few days.
Engineer Num-, of the T. P, is lay
! ing off and extra engineer Red Shan
/ kle is relieving him.
| Dan CaYanaugh, brakeman on the s.
! P, is now on the local between FL PasO
! and Lordsburg, n. NJ
Jim McMindus, conductor on the 5. =
local, has reported for duty, after be-
/ ing off for several trips.
/ Josh Campbell brakeman on the T.
p. is laying off and extra brakeman
John Lee is relieving him.
A. McKivett, formerly a conductor in
I old Mexico, has position as brakeman
] on the T. P out Of FL PasO-
H RamSdale, brakeman on the South
western at Tucumcari, has reported for
duty after months layoff.
A heavy snow fell along the T P.
! from Alamore to Pecos, which was pre-
ceded by a heavy rain storm
z. G. Clark, fireman on the T P,
who has been laying off for the past
week, has reported for duty.
Steve Costigan, brakeman on the 7.
P, has returned to FL Paso from an ex-
tended visit TO relatives in Florida.
Passenger brakeman Grow, Of the T.
P, who has been seriously III for some
time, is now reported as improving.
NJ. C. Pierce, brakeman on the s P,
who has been working as conductor for
few trips, is now back braking.
c. D. Mast brakeman on the S P,
has reported for duty and has been as
signed to the local for a few trips.
r z. Mounts, brakeman on the S. P,
who has been working as conductor Tor
q few trips, is now back braking.
o. NJ Munger, engineer on the 7. P,
is laying off for a few trips and extra
engineer Oscar Darr is relieving him
Conductor Harris, of the Southwest
ern at Douglas. has returned from a
hunting trip and has reported for duty.
l. o. King, engineer for the south
western at Carrizozo, has been assigned
to the local between CarriZozo and
Duran.
Engineer Piper, Of the Santa Fe
switch engine in FL Paso, has reported
for duty, after being off for several
days.
J A Walker. brakeman on the c. H.
has reported for duty and IS now on a
regular run between FL Paso and Val
Smoky Bozarth. fireman on the T.
P, is now on No. 368 for a few trips, in
place Of fireman Crow, who is laying
off
F. ]. Hayne, formerly a brakeman on
the SOuthWeS tern at Tucumcari. is now
working on the Southwestern at Doug
las.
A large number of the railroad men
in Ell Paso are preparing to leave on
visits TO their old homes Christmas
week
VIII Nottingham, conductor on the
Southwestern at Carrizozo, accompanied
by his wife, is spending few days in
FL Paso.
heavy shipments OF stock and fruit
Business is now heavy all through the
southwest.
John Pitts, formerly a brakeman on
the G. h out Of SanderSon, is now
working for a mining company in
California.
B. F. Van Horn has a position as
brakeman on the S. P at FL PasO. Mr..
Van Horn formerly worked for the S P.
at Tucson.
Homar Darr, formerly machinIst on
the T. p. at Big Springs, now has
position in Clifton Ariz., with min
ing company.
Tom Newton. fireman for the c. H
at SandersOn, has returned home, after
a short visit to FL Paso and has re-
ported for duty.
R. Troner. brakeman on the South
western, who has been working on the
S. P. for a few days, is now back on
the Southwestern
W. 2. Swearengen is the conductor
in charge of the work train that has
been put on by the G. H near Valen-
tine to drive piles
J. L Davis, brakeman on the G. H,
is laying off for few trips. Mr.. Da-
Wis was the conductor who was in the
collision at Tornillo.
Walter Arnold, formerly a car in
spector for the Santa Fe at San Mar
cial, now has a position with the FL
Paso Cement company.
Jack Shaw, conductor on the 7. P,