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


W. Morgan has a position as brake
man on the T P.
Z. G. Kelly has taken a position as
brakeman on the S. P.
n. R Stephens has taken position
as brakeman on the G. H
A. Phipps, brakeman on the T. P,
has resigned from the service.
l. j. Handy, SWitchman On the g. h,
IS laying off for a few days
G. L. Zwick, brakeman on the s. P,
has resigned from the service.
S R. Richards has secured a posi-
ton on the T. P. as sWitchman-
Josh Campbell. brakeman on the T.
P, is on the sick list this week.
&C. F. Coleman and F. J. Bay are new
sWltchmen employed by the G. H
N n. Knoll and J. c. Cahin have Sc
cured positions as brakemen on the
J. " Gibson, engine foreman for
the T. P, is laying off for few
Gail boy Jacoby. of the T. P. is tax
ing an extended leave of absence, and
IS being relieved by extra caller Geo
Clark.
L. J. Inban. switchman on the c.
H, has reported for duty after a short
W, L Dermody has secured a posi-
ton as swttchman on the 7. p out Of
J. L. Davis, extra conductor on the
G. H, has reported for duty after a
short lay off
o. NJ. Munger. engineer on the T. P.
has reported for duty after being off
Charley Terry, brakeman On the
Southwestern, is now working as an
extra conductor.
A Langston, switchman on the G.
H, is now working as engine foreman
for a few days.
r. T. Burr brakeman on the G. H,
has resigned from the service. Mr.. Burr
was formerly a conductor on the
Southwestern.
G. C. Davis. who has been on the
local as conductor, is now back on
Louis Hovgard, brakeman on the G.
II. at SandersOn, has reported for duty
after a short lay off.
Charlie W1therspoon, sWltchman on
the T. P, is working as engine fore
man for a few days.
A Binkley. conductor on the g P.
who has been LAYING off for several
trips, has reported for duty.
W H Heffner has taken a position
as brakeman on the S. P, Mr.. Heffner
on the G. II. as switchman.
E. 7. Williams. brakeman on the s
P, has reported for duty after a short
lay off on account Of sickness
Extra conductor MOwery, of the T.
P, has been assigned to a regular run
between Ell Paso and Toyah.
Punch Woodward, brakeman on T
p, who has been laying off for a cOu-
pie Of trips, is now back at work.
Mrs. Ben West, wife of night watch
man West of the Southwestern, who
has been sick, has now recovered.
John Reid. who recently, was hired
by the g. H, as sWitchman, is now
working on the night house engine.
Pat Ryan, conductor on the 7. P,
has reported for duty and is now in
charge Of conductor Sheay's crew
B. NJ. Russell, fireman on the 7. P
is laying off for a few days and extra
fireman A P. More is relieving him.
81 Perkins, engineer for the South
western at TucUmcari, has reported for
duty after being off for several trips.
Pat Collins, brakeman on the G. H
who has been working on the s. P. for
a few trips, is back on the G. H again.
General chairman Kaylor, of the B.
of r. T., Of the Texas and Pacific com
pany, is in Fl Paso, on a short business
trip.
brakeman Savelle, of the r P, has
left on visit to relatives in east Texas
He expects to be away for about 80
days.
j. Benson. formerly a conductor on
the Santa Fe, out Of San Marcial, is
now a conductor on the T. P, out Of
Big Springs.
Pat Savage, son of conductor Savage
of the Southwestern now has a posi- /
ton as brakeman on the Santa Fe at I
San Marcial.
H K Dubois, g conductor on the S. I
P has reported for duty and is now
working on the local between FL Paso J
and LOrdsburg-
Jimmy Averil, conductor on the .
Southwestern at Tucumcari, has been .
assigned to a regular run between Tu- 8
cumcari and Duran.
Fireman Hooson, of the S. P, who !
was injured in the collision near /
Lordsburg, n. NJ, a short time ago, is 4
now improving.
W. c. May. brakeman on the T. P. |
who has been laying off on account of !
being sick, has recovered and is now
back on his run.
Jerry Thompson, brakeman on the 4
7. p, who has been working as con-
ductor for a few trips, is now back at
work as brakeman.
Jack Montgomery, switchman on the
T P, at Toyah, who has been holding
on the extra board.
J. NJ Johnson, fireman on the T. P,
has returned to FL Paso from a short
has reported for duty.
Dr.. D. o. Thayer. of Ysleta, is in |
III PaSO for short visit. Mr.. Thayer
H. out of SandersOn-
victor Anderson, conductor on the
Santa Fe, has left for an extended visit !
to points in the east He expects to be
away for about 80 days.
L l. Parker, brakeman on the T /
P, who is laying off sick, is improving, /
but it will be some time before he will
be able to report for duty.
Billy Hanna, conductor on the Santa
te at san Mareial, who has been work
ing on passenger for the past few days,
is now back on through freight.
Ray Earls switchman on the G. H,
who has been lying off for several days,
has reported for duty and has been as
signed to the night head engine.
VIII Whittingham, conductor on the
southwestern at CarrizozO accom-
panied by his wife, has returned home
after spending a few days in FL Paso.
Jack Foster, SWitchman on the @. H !
who has been working on the S P, in
service as brakeman, is
now back switching in the G. H
Yards.
Engineer Num-, of the T. p, who has
been laying off, has reported for duty
and extra engineer Red Shankle, who /
has been relieving him, is back on the
Extra board.
R P Brant, brakeman on the T. P
Who has been working on conductor
8awl's crew for the past few weeks
las been transferred to conductor
VickOl's crew.
A large number of the boomer
lass of railroad men have come to FL /
2aso within the last few days seeking