El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-30
Fourteen Carloads Bananas
Received Monday; More
Shipments Expected.

n USINESS on the Southern Pacific
railroad and the G. H. & s. A. is
increasing very rapidly. Train No.
242 arrived over the S. P. yesterday
evening about p. m. with three loads
for the G. H, nine loads for the Texas
& Pacific, including one car of Califor-
MIA merchandise to be reiced at Ell
PaSo, II loads for the Rock Island,
which were transferred to the FL PasO
& Southwestern at FL Paso. and IL
loads for local merchants The second
section of this train arrived about 1880
p n, with p loads for the @. H, IN
Guiding five cars to be reiced at FL
Paso, nine through loads for the Tex
as & Pacific, including eight icerS, and
seven loads, including six icers, were
transferred to the FL PasO & South
western for Rock Island points. No
AIS train and No. 1858 of this date
were unusually large
Fourteen cars of bananas arrived
over the G. H yesterday, consigned to
points between here and San Francisco.
Another large shipment is due TO ar
rive today
J. Mason. Texas & Pacific brakeman,
is back on the FL PasO extra list, after
having made a few round trips in
through freight service on conductor
Bauman's car. e.
freight fireman of the Texas & Pa
cific in FL Paso, is laying off for a few
trips and extra fireman I NJ. Aterburn
is filling his vacancy On engine SSS, out
of FL PasO.
Harry Arant. regular fireman for the
Texas & Pacific railroad at FL PasO
is laying off for a few trips and extra
fireman D. J. Sharpe is filling his
place on engine 397.
c. H. Norris, Texas & Pacific en-
gineer, is laying off and has gone TO
Odessa, where he is attending court.
Extra engineer j. H Long is filling
his vacancy on engine Ss7-
J. o. Grove. extra fireman for the
Texas & Pacific at FL Paso, has been
assigned TO engine $50 in fireman z. o.
Clark's turn, who has taken the extra
list.
Texas & Pacific engine number ss6
is again in service, after a general
OverhaulinS in the FL Paso back shops.
She has been given to engineer H.
Dean and fireman n. Briggs on the
Rio Grande division out of this city.
Mrs. 5 f. Cummings, wife of regular
conductor Cummings, Of the c. H at
Del Rio, is in the city paying local
friends visit She is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Toms, who live in
c. A. King. G. Fl. conductor at Ell
PasO, is laying off for a few trips
and extra conductor R c. Thorn is fill
ing his vacancy
Harry Moore travelling freight en-
gineer for the Rio Grande division Of
the Southern Pacific, with headquarters
at LordsburS, is visiting here.
T. O'COnnor, rOadmaster for the c.
II. at Valentine, who has been in the
city for the past few days, has returned
to his headquarters.
p P Marion. section foreman for the
G. H.. with headquarters at Clint. Tex
as, has returned to his headquarters,
after = short sOjOurn at FL Paso.
W. :. Wilcox has secured a position
with che G. IT. & s. \ as a pumDer
and has been assigned to Fl. Hancock.
Texas.
Joe d. Thurman. regular switchman
for the FL PasO yard service of the
g. H. has been assigned to the night !
rip track engine in the local yard ser /
vice
Roy L Parker. regular swftchman !
In the local yard service of the G. H, /
has returned to the city from an ex-
tended vacation trip, which he spent in /
Colorado.
superintendent T. z. Summers. Of the |
Rio Grande division of the Santa Fe /
railroad. with head0uaters at San \
M2rcial, has returned to that place. /
after short business sOjOurn in FL /
Paso- He left on his private car, /
F. T Smith. regular passenger brake
man for the G. Fl. ont of FL Paso. has 1
for duty. after a short layoff
lisplacing extra brakeman Whitfield
Who goes back on the local extra list |
Harry Bannister, at present acting !
chief dispatcher for the G. H at Del /