El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-29
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J. Engle, switchman for the A, I. & S.
F., has reported for duty
G. H a. S. A. fireman L J. Yager
is laying off for a few trips.
II. l. Spence, engineer for the G. H.
& ). A, has reported for duty.
Claud Blair, engine foreman for the
Santa Fe, has reported Tor duty.
NJ Z. Hardy has entered the service
of the G. H. d S. A as switchman.
L. D. Robinson, sWitchman for the
G. II. & s. A, has reported for duty.
J. J. Armstrong, switchman for the
A, T. & S. +, has reported for duty.
Frank Oldham, conductor for the G.
H. & S A, has reported for duty.
l. J. Maggor, brakeman Tor the
Southern Pacific has reported for duty.
". E Brown, brakeman for the
Southern Pacific, has reported for duty.
H K. Dubois, conductor for the
Southern Pacific has reported for duty.
c. A Smith, brakeman for the South
ern Pacific, has reported for duty, after
a short layOff
". c. Haight, conductor for the G. H
& s. A, has reported for duty, after
a months layoff.
Fireman W c. Herrick, of the South
ern Pacific, has reported for duty,
after a short layoff.
j. h Dyer superintendent OF the
Tucson division of the Southern Pa
cifiC, IS in the city
G. W. Savage, extra conductor for the
Southern Pacific, has reported for duty,
after a short layOff
NJ D. Candy is making a few trips
in c. Yaughn's place while engineer
Vaughn IS on passenger
R. Harris, swItchman for the G. H. &
S. A, has reported for duty, after a
months visit in eastern Ohio.
E B. Maxwell, engine foreman for
the G. H & S A. has reported for
duty, after a few days layOff
J. w Howe, passenger engineer for
the g. il & 5. A, Is laying off for 80
days and has left for California.
j. j. Reed, extra engine foreman for
the q. II. & S. A, has been assigned
TO the night rip track engine regularly
H J. Kane, switchman for the G. II. &
). A, has returned to FL PasO after a
10 days visit on his ranch at Column
Mrs. H D. Hill. wife of H. D. Hill.
agent for the Ell PasO & Southwestern,
is. spending two weeks in the city Wis
iting relatives.
H D. Ashley, conductor for the
Southern Pacific, has reported for duty.
l. Roby, passenger fireman for the
G. II. & 5 A, has reported for duty.
J. W Minor, extra SWitchman for the
G. H q s A, has returned with his
family TO FL Paso, after spending 10
days at his ranch at Columbus, N NJ
{. Lane, Switchman, for the G. H &
S. A, has reported for duty and has
been assigned to through freight ser
vice between Valentine and SandersOn.
R P Glover, supervisor of wages for
the Atlantic system of the Hartman
lines, left last night on No. 10 for
Houston, after few days visit in the
city.
. Leon Emmett. secretary to acting
general manager G. S. Waid Of the At
lantc system of the Hartman lines,
IS IN the city for a few days on bust
ness.
F. NJ Lucore, assistant general man
ager of the Atlantic system of the G.
II. & s A. was in the city for a few
days on business, and left on No. 10
last night
George Mccormick. superintendent Of
motive power and machinery of the
Sunset Central lines, with headquarters
at Houston, is in the city for a few
days on business.
z. R. Stinson, third trick dispatcher
for the Southern Pacific at FL Paso, is
laying off for 80 days and has left for
his home in Reno. New, and Leroy
Foster is in his place.
W R Scott vice president and gen
eraI manager OF the Pacific system OF
the Southern Pacific, with headquar-
ters at san Francisco, left last night
on No. z in his private car.
B. H Wiliford, fireman for the G. H
K s A, has been transferred to San
derson and has been assigned to a reg
ular freight run between SandersOn
and Valentine.
the G. h & S. A, has been granted a
50 days leave of absence and has left
for California, and Fred HadlOck is
filling the vacancy.
Roy walker, superintendent Of the |
East & West Texas railroad.
with headquarters at Houston, left last
night on No. 10 for Houston, after
spending few days in the city on
business