El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-11
Railroad News
Of the Southwest

C. r. Richards has a position on tn
G. H. as switchran-
! A Robingson, fireman on the Santa
Fe, has reported for duty.
T. H BinkIey. conductor on the c
H, is laying off for a few trips.
Jerry Delaney, roundhouse foreman
for the T. P, is laying off for short
Time.
C. E. DarneH, brakeman on the G.
H, is working as conductor for a few
! trips
W. A O'ConneI. brakeman on the s
P, has reported for duty ate IA short
layOff.
Andy Nagee, engineer On the T. P
| has reported for duty after Few
days lay off
/ Engineer Petersen, Of the C. H, who
1 is off sick, expects to be able to re-
( port soon.
George Orr is nov day w6tchman
I at the east gate of the Southwestern
/ shops yard
! Charley WitherspoOn, switchman on
the T. P, has reported for duty after
I d short layOff-
B. Phillips. formerly a switchman
/ for the Santa Fe, is now located IN
MADEIRA, Mexico.
Santa Fe at san MarciaI is in FL
PasO on business.
Engineer Butteroff, of the South
western, is now working on switch
engine for a few days
Martin Beauman is now night callboy
for the T. p, in place Of George Clark
who recently resigned.
Roadmaster AIcAllister, Of the Santa
F'e at RincOn. y. NJ, has returned from
a trip to San MarciaL
Victor Anderson, brakeman on the
Santa Fe at San MarCial, is now work
in q
J. C. McGIethery, agent for the South
western at Newman, has returned home,
after a short visit to FL PasO.
Ed SANDY, formerly a fireman on
the G. II. out Of Del Rio, now has a
position as engineer in Mexico
Homer Darr. boiIermaker for the T.
P. at Big Springs, has resigned rom
the service and is row in FL PasO-
L B. Miner. engineer for the G. H,
at Del Rio, mas returned home after
visiting in Ell PasO for few days.
John UIrey. engineer for the south
western at CarrizOzO, IS now on the
local between CarrizOzO and Duran
Conductor Akers and engineer KEEL
lOgg were in charge Of the special
which went out over the I. P Thurs
day.
Brakeman Ed McLain, of the Santa
Fe. at Albuquerque, has returned home
after visiting for few days IN Fl
PasO.
Charley Knott engineer on the South
western at TucUmcari, is now work
ing out of CarrizozO in temporary ser
vice.
Dave shanBle. fireman for the santa
Fe at WinsIow, Ariz-, has resigned
from the service and is now in Fl
PasO.
H S Fairbanks, trainmaster for the
Southwestern at Carrizozo, has re-
turned home after a short visit 20
FL Paso.
C. Webster. engineer for the Katy
out of san Antonio, is in Fl PaSO on
his way to California TO spend MS
vacation
Ed Shields. engineer for the South
western at TUcumcarl, is now work
ing on passenger between Tucumcar1
and Dawson
J. NJ. Darr. night Waterman for the
T. p. has reported for duty, after being
off for three nights. A Fletcher re-
Heved Mr.. Darr.
c. II. Britton. switchman on the e.
H, who has been off for some time
on account of being injured, has re-
ported for duty.
Shorty Adams. engineer for the
Southwestern, who has been on pas
senger for a few days is now back on
the extra board
Dusty" Rhodes, conductor on the
Santa Fe at Las Vegas, now has a
regular passenger run between Las
Vegas and Albuquerque
Frank Hackett, formerly night yard
master for the Southwestern at Du-
ran. is now a brakeman on the Iron
Mountain out OF Van Buren,, Ark
Harry Mcintyre. conductor on the
OREGON short Line in Utah. is in Fl
PasO on his way TO the isthmus OF Pan
anna, where he expects to locate.
l. W. Morris. superintendent Of the
Southwestern, has returned TO MS
Headquarters in TuCumCarl, after a
short visit TO FL PasO on business
Jim Erps. formerly a CarpenteT on /
the 6. H. house gang, is now located I
ia Las Cruces, n NJ, where he is en-
gagged in the carpenter business
W s Kirby. formerly a Waterman
for the southwestern at CarrizOZo, IS
low watChman at Douglas, and Walk I
sr Hyde is swltchman at Carrlzozo-
L o. King. engineer for the South
western at CarriZOZO, who has been I
on the local for some time, is now
working on through freight again
Charley Gillespie, engineer forf the ]
out of FL PasO for some time, is now I
.-orking on the work train at Teco- !
ote, n. NJ
Engineer Protho, of the Southwest
arn, has reported for duty, after 4
mort layOff Mr.. ProthO Is passen- |
ger engineer between FL Paso and Car
iZOZO.
Max McAIurtrie, brakeman on the !
santa Fe. who came in on the chemi- ;
al special worked back to San Mar I
,iaI on conductor BOckway's crew on /
he local.
Mrs. Halle Stansfield. sister of fire
nan F.. O. Cobb. of the Santa Fe at Al 4
,uquerque is in Perry, Okla, on a
-isit to her father She expects to be !
gone about 80 days.
The father and mother Of engineer
" T. Kellogg, who have been visiting
lim for a short time, have returned
O their home in HObOken, New Jersey.
Engineer Kellogg works for the T. p.
Jimmy Gill. passenger fireman on
ne Southwestern, is laying off for
eW trips Mr.. gill worked on the
'loudcrOft train between AlamOgOr-
10 and ClOudcrOft all summer as fire
nan
J. n kurn. general superintendent
f the Santa Fe from Ration to FL PasO, I
S in FL PaSO. He viii leave here this
Vening on a special train. which Will I
e in charge of conductor Billy
lama
George Bailey, formerly a fireman
n the Santa Fe at Ration, who has
cen spending a few days in Fl PasO, {
.ft Friday morning for Houston His
life viii remain here for few days
)nger.
Louie HUttanus. chief car inspector
Or the T. p. in FL PasO, has reported I