El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-08

has been assigned to a regular run be-
tween Ell PasO and LOrdsburg-
NJ G. Paden, company doctor for the
Southwestern at Carrizozo, has left
for an extended visit to the east
Sam Mariner, stationary fireman in
the Southwestern shops at FL PasO, is
laying off on account of being sick.
c. E. Messenger. conductor on the
s p, has been assigned to a regular
run between FL Paso and Lordsburg.
B. c. Weber and G. c. Stevenson.
brakemen on the S. P, have reported
for duty. after being off for several
days.
n E Workman, of Springfield. H.,
is in FL PasO visiting his brOtherinlaW,
switchman J. J. Armstrong, of the
G. H
Road engine $50 is now being used as
switch engine by the Santa Fe at
Defining, while the $50 is undergoing
repairs.
Mrs. AIcNease, wife Of switehman Nc
Nease Of the S. P, at LOrdsburg has
returned hOIae, after a very short visit
10 FL Paso.
D. ". Montgomery and Horace Jones.
operators for the 7. & p, brought home
SO ducks as the result of a hunting
trip last week.
T. NJ. Jones. formerly an operator
on the Oregon Short Line, has a posi-
LAOA as operator on the =. y. and IS
now stationed at Cambray, n. n
Mack Mahoney. formerly an operator
on the Southwestern at Pasture, has
taken a position as operator with the
). p, and is now stationed at Alton.
win Rogers. engineer on the S. P,
who has been working on the local for
some time, is now back at work on
through freight between FL Paso and
Lordsburg.
John Young, brakeman on the G. H.
who has been working on passenger
for a few trips, is now back at work
on freight.
c. R. Palmer, brakeman on the G.
r.. is now working in the place Of
brakeman J. V. DOwtin, while the latter
is working as conductor.
L T. Robey, fireman on the T. P, has
returned from short trip to Del Rio.
where he went to attend the funeral
of his mother. He was accompanied
home by his wife.
Frank Myers, passenger engineer for
the Santa Ee at Rincon, is in FL PasO
to visit his daughter Miss Mabel
Myers, who is seriously i'll in Hotel
Dieu with typhoid fever.
Paul Clark, brakeman for the Chino
Copper company at Santa Rita, n. n.
has resigned from the service and is
now located in FL Paso.
J. a. Shumaker, yardmaster of the
4 GAd5 * Z dClLlCs mas resigned ana WltE
go to Great Falls. Mont, where he has
a position with the Northern Pacific
J. C. Vernon, switchman on the G:
H. at FL PasO, who has been working
at SandersOn for a few days in tenn
porary service, has returned to FL
PasO.
A. c. McClintock, brakeman on the
Southern Pacific at San Antonio, is vis-
itIng friends in Ell Paso Tor a feN-days,
after which he intends to go to Cali
fornia for a 80 days visit,
Fireman Trinkle, of the 7. P, is en-
joying a visit from his father, who
was section foreman for the Santa ITa
at San Marciai for soma time, but is
now located at Derby, Kas.
J. D. johnson, night herder Of the
= q II, has been appointed temporary
L SdEaster. G. n. Yancey, day engine
lolSman} succeeds Johnson and F II
Gum succeeds Yancey, J. NJ Gibson
succeeding Gum.
E. B. Lee and wife have left for
Portland, Ore, where Mr.. Lee has taken
a position as clerk in the superintend-
ents office Of the S. P. Mr.. Lee for
merly worked as clerk in the auditors
office Of the Southwestern at FL Paso.