El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-09
Railroad News
OF the Southwest

John Powers has a position on the
! T P as brakeman.
/ c. Burkholz. brakeman on the G. H,
/ has reported for duty.
| Alfred Pelton, machinist on the Santa
! Fe. has reported for duty.
! H. A. Dooley. conductor on the S. P,
/ is laying off for few trips.
Ed Schwartz, engineer on the G. H.
is laying off for a few days.
| Engineer Tom Smith, of the Santa Fe
at San Marcial. has reported for duty.
] Guy Logan. conductor on the santa
| Fe. is laying off to go on hunting
! trip.
L B. Miner. engineer on the C. H
out OF Del Rio, is visiting in Ell Paso
| for a few days.
Conductor sheaffer. of the South
western, at CarrizozO. is spending
few days in Ell Paso.
Brakeman E. Pierce Stewart, of the
Santa Fe at Las Vegas, has been pro-
NOTED to be a conductor.
Engineer AfcNeW, of the T. P, is lay
ing off for a few trips. Engineer
Shankle is relieving him.
Engineer Jones, of the Santa Fe at
San Marcial, has reported for duty af-
ter being off for a few trips.
Arthur Hazlette, formerly night yard
master for the Santa Fe at Las Vegas,
! is now in business for himself.
Chester Roberts has returned to Al
pine after working for a short time as
watchman for the Southwestern.
Clyde Booser, of Sanderson, is now
brother to section foreman Booser. of
the S. P.
Ed Smith, formerly a fireman out of
Popular Bluff, Ark, is now located in
Fl Paso- He lives at 9OS North Ell Paso
street.
Ed Sturges. brakeman on the T. P,
is working on passenger in the place
OF W: Mcmillan, who is away on his
vacation.
Perry Ross. call boy on the South
western, who has been in Hotel Dieu
for some time, is now able to walk
around town.
Billy Parnen. engineer on the Santa
Fe at Las Vegas, now has a regular
passenger run between Las Vegas and
Albuquerque.
Mrs. Hugo Goetz, sister Of car in
spector May, of the Santa Fe at Albu-
querque, has moved to Lawrenceburg,
Tenn, to live.
Larry Clevenger. conductor on the
Santa Fe at Las Vegas, has been as
signed to a regular run on the New
Mexico division.
Victor Anderson, conductor on the
Santa Fe at San Marcial, who has been
on the Elephant Butte run, is now /
working into Ell PasO.
A few carloads of cattle are begin !
ming to pass through Ell Paso from 1
Arizona and New Mexico on their way I
to the eastern markets.
L. D. Leeper, conductor on the Santa /
Fe at Las Vegas, n. NJ, has been as
signed to regular run between Las |
Vegas and Albuquerque.
R E. Bridgers, formerly an employe /
OF the Southwestern water service i
gang, has returned to Ell Paso from a
trip to San Antonio, Texas.
DR.. D. o. Thayer has returned TO
HSIeta after a short visit to FL PasO.
DR.. Thayer was formerly a brakeman !
on the G. H. out Of Sanderson.
George NcGraw has a position as
fireman on the Santa Fe at Las Vegas.
Mr.. McGraW formerly worked on the
Colorado & Southern out of Trinidad,
Colorado.
William Bocherding, formerly an en-
glneer on the G. H. out of FL PasO, is
here on few days visit Mr.. BOcher-
ding has been working on the South
western at Douglas.
Agent Pedrick. of the New Mexico
Central at Willard, n. NJ, passed (
through FL PasO Tuesday on his way
home from a visit to East Texas He
was accompanied BY his wife.
Warren Edwards, formerly a rail-
road stenographer on the Chicago
northwestern at Chicago, who has been
in El Paso for three days, left Tues. q
day evening for San Francisco.
Tom Ferguson, fireman out of Hell !
per, Utah, who was injured some time /
ago in a wreck, has entirely recovered
and has resumed work. Mr.. Fergu-
son lived in FL Paso for several years.
George Bailey, fireman for the Santa
Fe out Of Ration, n. NJ, has resigned
from the service and is in Ell Paso on
his way to Houston, where he intends
to go to braking- He is accompanied
by his wife.