El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-25
Railroad News
OF the Southwest

John Reid, switchman for the G. H,
] is laying Off
E. Langston, switchman for the G.
/ H, is laying off
7. G. Richmond. switchman on the
G. H, is laying off.
B. S. Gooch, switchman for the Santa
Fe, has reported for duty.
A P. Moore is firing engine $50 en-
the T. & P for a few trips.
r. L Lyle, switchman for the E P.
& S. W, is laying off, sick.
Switchman Richardson. OF the E. P.
& s. W, is laying off sick.
]. Enstrom.- switchman for the G.
H, is laying off on me sick list
W. Mccormick, towerman for the G.
H.. has reported from duty, after short
layoff-
E. F. O'Connor. general yarumaster
for the s. P. at Houston is in FL Paso
on business
H. NJ Bell, extra switchman for the
G. H, is helping on the riptrack engine
for a few shifts.
Ben Williams. chief detective for the
Santa Fe,- has left the city, after
short business trip.
Elmer Darr. car inspector for the E.
P. & 5. w. has reported for duty, after
a long spell of sickness
F. b Pierce. extra switchman for the
I G. H., is helping on the night coach en-
CINE for a few nights
l. J. Hanseue. switchman for the G.
H in FL Paso, has been transferred to
Sanderson for yard service.
George Connors. conductor on the T
& P. out OF Big Springs. Tex. is visit
rsa-s fa1rr 4 IN
f. E. Summers, superintendent Of the
Santa Fe at San Marcial, has left the
city, after a short business trip
N f. Montgomery. assistant chief
engineer to the 3. of L. E, has left the
city, after a short business trip.
A. J. Hoffman, a travelling fireman,
is spending a few days in FL PasO,
meeting friends and acquaintances-
Arthur Overstreet. foreman of the
night lead engine for the G. H in the
FL PasO yard, has left the service.
Tom Duffy. engineer on the Mexico
North Western at MADEIRA, has returned,
after an extended visit TO Ell Paso.
f. B. Maxwell, switchman for the G.
H. in FL PasO, has reported for duty,
after being on the sick list for several
days
W. H Andrews, yard master for the
Mexico North Western at Juarez, is
laying off, sick, at his home. in FL
PasO.
W. B. Hamlin has a position as
switchman for the G. H at FL PasO,
and was sent to Valentine for yard
service.
Mr.. Bodaker. switchman for the G.
H. at Valentine, is laying off and is
visiting in Fl Paso, accompanied by his
family.
The baby Of c. f. Jackson. brakeman
and extra conductor for the s p out Of
FL Paso, is improving, after several
days illness.
E P & S. W, who has been off, sick,
for some time, is reported to be i'm
proving slowly.
Al Hardin, conductor on the Ell Paso
and CarriZOZO local, of the p. p. q ).
W, has reported for duty, after being
off for a week.
Jim Williams. formerly a passenger
conductor in Mexico, but late of Los
Angeles, calf, is visiting in FL PasO
for few days.
Walter Beam, formerly a machinist
for the Santa Fe at Albuquerque, has
returned TO FL Paso for an extended
visit to Mexico.
A. F. Ripley, brakeman on the E. P.
& 5. w local between FL PasO and Car
rizOzO, has reported for duty after sew
eral days layoff
H. H. Abrams, engineer on the Mexico
been visiting in FL PasO for several
days, has returned home
Billy Payne, formerly a fireman on
the i. p. & S. W. at TucDmcari but re-
Gently mOtOrman for the Z. p. Z. COM
pany, has left the city for Bisbee and
Douglas.
Edwin Cushman. clerk for the G. H.,
in FL Paso, who reported for duty
Thursday, after being i'll for several
days, is reported to be suffering from
a relapse
Conductor Major, formerly of Los An
geles who went to Mexico a short time
ago, but was unable TO reach his des-
tination. has a position as switchman
for the F. p. & S. ". in FL PasO.
T. /. Meade. switchman for the G.
II. in El PasO. who was injured some
time ago and is in Hotel Dieu. is able
TO be out on the streets. Mr.. Meade is
the only patient in the C. II. ward at
present
C. J. OConnOrs. switchman at Bisbee,
Ariz, for the Z. P. & S. w, came