El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-04

published.
Ed Arnold. switchman for the A T.
& S. F., is laying off
Willie Stewart, switchman for the
A T. & S. F., is laying off.
T. B. Pierce. switchman for the G.
H & S A, has reported for duty.
p B. May, engine foreman for the
A 7. & s F., is laying off.
W D White, fireman for the A I.
& S. F., is laying off.
c: h Mcfarland, agent for the G.
H & S A. at Galveston, is in the city.
J. T. Glenn, brakeman for the c.
H & $ A, at Del Rio, is in the city
Tor few days on a pleasure trip.
F. J. Brenneman, brakeman for the
Southern Pacific. is laying off sick
! Arnold. fireman for the G. H &
s A, has reported for duty.
K. F. Csey, fireman for the G. H
& S A, is laying off.
C L. Hallock, engine foreman for the
FL Paso & Southwestern, is laying off
J. B. Kendleol, extra switchman for
the a. T. & S. F., is laying off.
c. d. Hendricks, switchman for the
A T & S. F., is laying off.
Charlie Word, switchman for the Ell
PasO and Southwestern, is laying off.
NJ K Edds, brakeman for the South
ern Pacific, has left for Tucson, to
be- gone for a few days
c. w Brown, brakeman for the
Southern. Pacific, has been transferred
T. c. Barton, brakeman for the
Texas and Pacific, has left for Los
Angeles on a short vacation.
J. W. Finn, conductor for che South
ern Pacific at Tucson, is laying off
for 80 days, and has left for Chicago.
P. Decourcy. passenger engineer for
engineer Smith is in his place.
G. Martin, passenger conductor for
the Southern Pacific, is laying off for
30 days and has left for the easC
p. B. Scanlan. division stOrekeeper
for the G. H & S A, has left for Cali
fornia on three weeks vacation
Eighteen cars of bananas arrived in
FL PasO over the G. H. & s A for
northern California today.
c. P. Boiler, engine foreman for the
A T. & S. F., has reported for duty,
after being off sick for a week.
W. Il Wootens switchman for the T
& P, is laying off and extra switch
man Turner is in his place.
T Moran, engine foreman for the 7.
q P, is laying off and extra foreman
Keller is in his place.
Fl Paso and Southwestern switch
after a general Overhauling.
b, G. F. johnson, night yard master for
the G. Il & s A.. is laying off sick.
VIM. Shakspear. engineer on the day
house engine, for the A T. & S. F. is
Il APPEL, claim agent for the T. &
p at Fort Worth. is in the city for
E: Miller. claim agent for the A 7.
city for a few days.
H s Fairbanks, train master for
the FL Paso and Southwestern, has
left Carrizozo, after few days here
E. Clements, extra brakeman on the
west end of the FL Paso and South
western, is braking on passenger for
o. c. Taylor. supervisor Of the
bridge and building of the G. H. &
q
q trip over the division
J. J. Armstrong, SWitchman for the
A. T. & S. F., is laying off and extra
Johnson is filling the va
Joe Purser, joint car inspector for the
different roads running into Ell Paso, is
laying off and Lee Harris is in his
place.
A. Irwin, passenger conductor for
the Southern Pacific, is laying off for
30 days, and has left for Buffalo and
0ther eastern points.
E. Lennon, passenger conductor for
the Southern Pacific on run three and
four, between FL Paso and Tucson, is
laying off and Il. D. Ashley is in his
place.
H R Payne, brakeman for the
Southern Pacific, has returned to FL
Paso from Los Angeles, after a so
c. D Mast, brakeman for the
southern Pacific, has been transferred |
10 Benson, and has been assigned to a 4
oca1 run between NOgaIes and Benz
son.
F. NJ. Lasater. agent for the G. II. |
& S A, at the local freight house !
eft Saturday night on No. 10 for |
TO be gone for two weeks. |
Z. r. Richardson, SWitchman for the |
FL Paso and Southwestern, has re- |
ported for duty. displacing Charlie |
C1nman, who goes on the extra board /
F. Hoben, passenger engineer on the |
J. h & S. A, and family will leave |
n a few DAYS for New York on q 4
.hree months vacation
Brakeman HaYkett, of the Southern /
'asC three weeks. is improving and 4
viii soon be out and ready to report
or duty.
Fred vessel. assistant superinten-
lent Of the Ell Paso division of the G.
/. & S. A, and his clerk, Tom Burr,
Rio on a business trip.
A train of IA street cars arrived in
i PaSo this morning over the =. H |
Z S. A. for the Pacific Electric com
ars are running on their own wheels. |
superintendent BOYLE came (
q with the rain from Del Rio.
Southern Pacific freight engines Nos. !
204, 1921 and 1920 and passenger en-
ines Nos. 1855, 1866 and 1867 arrived
Z FL Paso Sunday morning. This makes |
bout 80 engines that have arrived for !
he Southern Pacific, 10 switch engines
nd 10 passenger engines and about 25
T the M1kado type superheater freight !
ngines. There are IS of these engines
rdered for the Southern Pacific coast
mes and they expect to have ali of |
lese engines in service in the nexr
onth-
SELLS 5000 LAMBS.
Williams, Ariz,, Aug. 4.-R. E. Daggs