El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-24
Railroad News
OF the Southwest

VI the Southwest
Fireman Cross, on the S. p. IS lay
ing off
F. G. Biggers. fireman on The G. r..
is laying off
A a. BinkIey. conductor on the S
r, is laying off
Engineer Munger Of the Z. & P. has
reported for duty.
Harry Hill, switchman for the Z. e
p, is laying off sick.
j. J.. Reid, switchman for the G. H.
| has reported for duty.
Q. D. Mast, brakeman on the 5. F.,
has reported for duty.
j. b. Mckinley. switchpIaa for the
T & p, is laying off
J. i. Murphey. swIUchman for the
! y q. p, laid of sunday.
W. II. Machett, engine foreman for
the I. 81 F., is laying OFF.
W. i. Keller, Switchnian for the T
& F.. has reported ior duty
j. c. Hays, switchman Tor ,he g +.
& : W, mas left the service
J. W. Wolfe. formerly a swischnan
for the g. H. has left the city.
ID. GOss, conductor on the G. H. at
SandersOn, has LETT the service.
W a Kidd, brakeman On the Z. <
p, is having off for d few days
John DefOnsO, fireman on the I. a
p, is again on the extra board
Johnny Jones engineer on the santa
re at San MarCiaI, is laying off
DAVE Berry, passenger engineer on
the T. & p, has reported for duty.
Conductor Marecry on the T. & p,
IS again braging for conductor Noon.
The T. < T. viii run a special train
7 Tuesday consisting Of 13 cars OF race
horses.
G. B. McMelin, swtichman for the
=. p & s. ". in El PasO, has re-
Arthur Overstreet. switchman for the
G. H, had charge of the extra engine
Sunday.
Air. Hunsinger, brakeman on the S.
I p, has reported for duty, after a short
( lay off.
The 6. H yard board showed 10 ex-
ira names Sunday, with nine of them
P. e. Young, passenger fireman en-
the Santa Fe, is spending a few Jays
in FL Paso.
Roy SMELL switchman for the r. H.
at SandersOn, is in Ell PasO on the
+. A Granny. switchman for the C.
H., is Oh the night coach engine for
Gus Masuth. switch engineer for the
T. & p. is laying off and Bob Lang
is in his place
Bob Lyle formerly a switchman for
the T. 4 n .. railroad at Houston,
E. p. Nicholson. engineer on the G.
H., is laying OFF, on account If MS
baby being sick.
T P. engine 27S has been transferred
from the Big Springs division ID the
EI Paso division
T. !. Harrison, brakeman on the S
p. has resigned. and left for his home
at LOganspOrt, Ind
Billy Shindler, engineer on the 7.
& p has reported for duty, after sew
eral days lay off
Engine $50 on the 7. & P, is in
the back shops at FL Paso for
thorough ONerhauInE.
Dave Allen, switchman for III san
ia Fe, has reported for duty, after
several days lay off.
W. l. Hanrahan, brakeman on the
c. H., at Sanderson, is laying off and
is visiting in FL Paso.
Conductor Lower, on the T. & P is
laying off, an deXtra conductor Shaw
is filling the vacancy.
z. H. COburn, telegraph operator,
who has been IN Fl PasO several Gays,
has left Tor Kansas City.
Mrs. Elmer Watson, wife OF Santa
Fe conductor at Rincon, is spending
a short visit in Ell PasO.
j. ". Girrald, sWitChman for the G.
II. in FL PaSo, is acting as day en-
CINE herder for a few days.
E. B. Ezell, night yard clerk for the
T. & P, is laying off sick, and Stumpy
Woodbridge is filling his place.
Harry Knapp, formerly conductor
on the S. P, out OF FL PasO, has re-
turned from salt Lake City.
!. D. Snea-inger, engineer for the
Santa Fe at san Marcial, has reported
for duty after a short lay OH
General yardmaster BOdkin, Of the
G. II. at SandersOn, mas reported for
duty. after several days lay off.
Conductor Shinn, of the Santa Fe,
has been. assigned to a regular run
between San Marcial and DemiuS-
". 7. Butr1m, switch engineer for
the 7. P. at Toyah, has reported
". z. Osterhout, conductor on the
Mexico Northwestern, at MADEIRA, Mex,
IS spending few days in Fl Paso-
George Fancy, night herder for the
T. & p, has reported for duty, after
welcoming new boy to his home.
The Mexican Central delivered I9
loads Of copper to the I. 4 7 sunday
for New York by way OF Galveston,
F. c. Hartman, brakeman on the
G.. II. at SandersOn, is laying off and
is spending q few days in FL PasO.
Mrs oscar ClOuse. wife OF an en-
gineer on the z. p. & 5. W, has re
turned from a visit to Tucumcart.
". r. Stewart. enginen foreman for
the G. H, haes changed from the night
coach engine to tbs night lead rs fcre-
man
George Robertson. formerly switch
man for the 7. * P, in Fort Worth,
is in FL Paso. accompanied by his
wife
Mrs. Tom Smith. wife Of Santa Re
engineer at san MarCial, has returned
TO her home after a short visit to FL
PasO.
Charlie Morris. engineer on the c.
H.. who has been spending a few
days in FL PasO, has returned to San
dersOn.
Miss Josie Lewis. chief clerk to road
master Black for the Santa Fe at
Rincon, is visiting friends in san
MarciaL
W. Peterson. conductor on the san
ia Fe at san Marcial, is laying off. and
extra conductor ". 5. Drummer is in
his place.
T. p. ScaBlon. formerly OF Alex
andria, Va, has a position with the r.
p. & S. W, as msChinist in the 81
PasO shops.
johnny Lee. conductor on the San
Ia Fe at san Marcial. is laying off
sick and extra conductor, Tim Lynch,
is in his place.
T D. Moran. engine foreman for
the 7. * p, is laying off and switch
man Charles Rutherford Wituerspool
is in his place
Tom Lattner, passenger brakeman
on the E. 2. & 5. W, has reported
for duty after being off on court duty
for several days
r L Adkins, the injured Santa Fe
fireman shas returned to his home in
Lorraine Tex, after spending several
days in FL PasO.
Jack Warren. brakeman on the T.
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