El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
RAILROAD NEWS OF THE SOUTHWEST

H S. Fairbanks. trainmaster for the
Southwestern at CarriEozo, returned
home Monday. after spending a couple
of days in Ell Paso.
Victor Jones. brakeman on the
Southwestern at Tueumcari, has taken
so days leave of absence and is in
FL Paso on his way to California,
Charley Terry. conductor on the
Southwestern at Tucumcari who was
injured some time ago by being caught
between a stationary engine and
car, is now able to be out again He
came to FL Paso from Tuctncari Mon
day evening to visit for few days
Agent A. Vaughan and wife, of the
Mexico North Western, are in FL Paso
visiting.
Engine IFS. of the eastern division OF
the Southwestern, is being used on
the west end for few trips
J. a. Butler, a conductor on the
Santa Fe at San Marcial, is in FL Paso,
enjoying few days leave of absence
Tony Cline. carpenter on the G. H
bridge gang. is in FL Paso on bust
ness. He expects to return TO the out
fit in a few days.
Conductor Akers. of the T. P, who
has been on passenger for few
trips, is now back on freight again
Clay Pierce, passenger fireman on
the T. P, is laying off for few trips
o. S. Lower, conductor the T. P,
is laying off for a few days
W. A Lavine, formerly a conductor
in Old Mexico, has taken position
as switchman on the T. P.
Fireman Harris. OF the T. P, who
has been in Toyah on account of his
child being sick, has returned and has
reported for duty. He reports the
child much better.
Ed Mosely, night hostler for the T.
P, has traded places for a while with
passenger fireman Arthur Abbott
H. c. May. brakeman on the T P,
has reported for duty after a few
days lay off.
George, Buchanan. brakeman on the
T. P, who has been working as con-
ductor for a few trips. is now back
braking again
Engineer Rutland. of the T. P. at
Big Springs, has been transferred to
FL Paso and is now working out of
here to Toyah.
". A. Long. fireman on the. T. P.
who has been bothered for some time
with a sore leg, is now improving
rapidly.
r D. Thompson agent for the G. H
at Alpine, has returned home after
spending a couple Of days in FL Paso
on business
L B starns. operator for the G. H.
is now working at Alpine as agent
while R D. Thompson is away on a
so days leave of absence
George stead. engineer for the G. H.
at Del Rio. has returned home after,
spending a few days visiting in Al
pine.
Ed Mckinley. engineer for the G. H.
at Sanderson. has succeeded in strik-
ing a fine flow Of water in his well
he is having drilled at that place.
Mrs O'Rourke. wife Of passenger
brakeman O'Rourke. of the Southwes-
tern, who is visiting in California, is
expected home soon.
Jack White. conductor on the South
western at Tucumcari, has reported for
duty, after spending a few days in FL
Paso on business.
D. Tate has taken a position on the
T. P. as switchman-
c. D. Mast, brakeman on the S. P,
is laying off for few days.
G. c. Stevenson and F. E. Cart, S. P.
brakemen. are working on the G. H.
in temporary service.
H X Dubois. conductor on the 5.
P, has reported for duty.
Frank Krentz. formerly brakeman
on the Southwestern at Tucumcari,
has taken a position as brakeman on
the S. P
NJ. F. Gunter. brakeman on the G.
H, is laying off for a few trips.
Jack Howe. passenger engineer on
the G. H, has returned from Cali
fornia, where he spent his vacation,
and has reported for duty.
Ed mckinley, passenger engineer on
the e. H., is now working between