El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-12

Texas & Pacific conductor Lawer has
reported for duty, dispIacing conduct
or Pat Ryan.
Texas & Pacific brakeman Eckard
has reported for duty, after 80 days
vacation.
G. W. Harris, A. T. & S. F, yard en-
gfneer, has reported for duty, and was
placed on the bum engine"
B. S. Gooch, engine foreman for the
A T. & S. F, at FL PasO, has reported
Tor duty, after snort layoff.
C. D. Hendricks, A. T. & S. F, switch
man, is laying off and extra switchman
Johnson Is working in his vacancy.
r. S. Deer extra conductor for the
Texas & Pacific. is laying off and
brakeman Brant is filling his vacancy.
J. A. Chiffon. passenger agent for the
Texas & Pacific, left yesterday on a
business trip for several points in Ari-
iona.
W. Stewart A. T. & s F, engine
foreman, has reported for duty, and
was placed on his regular switch en-
CINE.
W. Moore, Texas & Pacific conductor,
is laying off for a few trips and extra
conductor J. Shaw is filling his va
cancy.
NJ E ShemeIey. Southern Pacific en-
glneer, is back on the Ell Paso extra
BOARD, after making a trip on engine
H L Spence. regular yard engineer
IOr the G., H. & s. A, has reported for
DUTY and was placed on his regular day
house engine.
H. P. Likes, engineer for the FL Paso
& Southwestern system a Ell Paso, has
returned from a months vacation and
has reported for duty.
J. W Johnson, extra engineer for the
u, H x S A, is making a through
IrelghJ trip on engine I'll, in regular
engineer H NJ. YOung's turn.
H F. Jones, Texas & Pacific black
smith helper in the Ell Paso shops, is
taking a vacation and is visiting his
father at Sweetwater, Texas.
The Texas & Pacific shops at Ell Paso
are now working eight hours a day.
The men go on duty at 700 a. m. and
are through work at 400 p. m.
Dad Heath, A. T. & S. F., engineer
on the RincOn local, is laying off for
few days, and extra engineer William
Shakespear is filling his vacancy.
Jerry Delaney, general foreman for
the Texas & Pacific shops at Ell PasO,
is taking vacation. He is now in
California and his wife is with him
W. 9 Underhill, G., H & S A. fire
man, who reported for duty yesterday.
was placed on the day house switch
engine with regular yard engineer H
W. BarksdaIe, G., H & S. A. extra
fireman, Is making through freighC
trip on engine I'll, with engineer J. W.
Johnson He went out on the local
yesterday.
F. w Hoffman. Southern Pacific
foreman, is back on the Ell Paso extra
board, after making a "trip in through
freight service, with engineer. c. E.
A. D. Tucker. regular through freight
fireman Tor che G., H & S. A, at FL
PasO, is laying off on account of sick
ness, and an extra fireman is filling
c. H. Morris, G.. H. & S. A. engi-
-f,ln -aFv,
ported for duty at II o'clock yesterday
Paso extra board.
Ed Dennis, a blacksmith for the FL
PasO and Southwestern shops, at Ell
PasO, is laying off on account of sick
ness He has a severe attack of rheu-
matism in his right arm.
Joyce Edwards has secured a posi-
ton with the G. II. & S. A, as operator
mad was assigned to the FL Paso extra
board. He was sent to Valentine, yes
terday, for a few days.
George W Toms, extra engineer for
the G., II. & S. A, is being used for
trip on engine. $50. in regular engineer
F. D. HadlOck's turn. who is running
in passenger service for a month.
Frank stephen, a carman in the en-
plOy of the Texas & Pacific railway
company, is taking a 80 days lay off
and has gone to Arkansas, where he
expects to recuperate.
F. Z. Summers, superintendent A T.
q - r at Sdn MaIGldl, was IN FL 1aSO
yesterday for a few hours. He arrived
on No SIG and after attending to some
business, returned on No. SO
j. Horton, extra engineer for the G.,
H & S. A, at Ell PasO. has been trans
1erred to Sanderson. Texas, where he
will protect the extra list He dead
headed out on No. s yesterday morning.
J. Arnold, extra fireman for the G.,
H. & 5. A, at Ell PasO, is making a
trip on engine $50. with engineer Geo.
w. Toms, in regular fireman F. Big
gers turn, who is taking so days
Ed Laymen, Southern Pacific extra
engineer, is making a through freight
neer G. w Trimble's turn, who is pull
ing passenger between FL Paso and
LOrdsburg, for a short time
Frank Scotch, who has been in the
employ of the A. T. & S. F. railroad. as
yard clerk, has been notified of a pro-
motion. He was promoted to the
freight house and placed on the plat
form, as check clerk
J. Vincent, extra fireman for the G.,
H. & S A, at FL Paso, who was re-
Gently transferred to the Valentine ex-
ira list for a few days, on account OF |
sudden increase of business at that |
place, has returned to FL Paso.
R NJ. LuSe. extra engineer for the |
Southern Pacific at Ell Paso, is max
ing a through freight trip on engine
2S1S, in regular engineer W. o. Olsen's !
turn who is pulling passenger runs !
z and ,. between FL Paso and Lords |
d
The FL Paso and Southwestern en- |
plOyes of the machine shops are being |
rushed a great deal. They are work
ing nine hours every day and are also 4
getting in a great amount of over time /
The business Of the road is Increasing |
in all of it's lines of work
c. H & s A. train 243 CNo. ~, !
arrived at Ell Paso yesterday with the !
20 loads of through Cali I
,ornia Red Ball freight, and % loads I
IF other merchandise, consigned to /
points between FL Paso and San Fran i
cisco. The train was made up Of !
H. R. Vaughn. better known to FL
Paso railroad men as Dick" has re-
eurned fro so days vacation, and ex-
poets to report in a few days. He is
working on the Southern Pacific, be-
tween FL PasO and LOrdsburg, n
through freight service.
J. FehiIy Southern Pacific engineer,
s back on the engineers list at FL
2asO. after being used up the hilT'
IN engine 1922. in helper service He
helped engineer R NJ Luse up to
strauss. Horace NJ. Cross fired for Fe- !
lily and was placed on the FL Paso eX-
ra board. on his arrival.
oscar T. Ward, regular passenger /
fireman for the G.. H. & 5. A, between /
Il Paso and Sanderson, and his wife /
re the parents of a 10 pound bOy. born /