El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-11

Fe at San Marcial is visiting in Albu-
querque, accompanied by his wife.
J. ". Wolfe, switchman for the G.
H who has been off several days, IN
jured, is not improving very fast
Martin Bauman. night call boy for
/ the 7. & p, is laying off, and Her
man Colbert is filling the vacancy.
c. Erskin, brakeman on the Santa
Fe at san Marcial, has returned, after
a few days trip to Hurley, n NJ.
H P Mason. brakeman on the G.
H at SandersOn, has resigned and IS
spending a few days in Ell Paso.
W. W. Alexander, brakeman for the
G. II. at SanderSOn, has resigned and
is spending few days in e P2So
J. O. Crow, fireman on the T. & p
is laying off and has gone to Big
Springs, his sister being very la there.
W. Z. BushhOrmg. the S. ?. brake
man who was injured several weeks
ago, is able to be out on the street,
W A. COWan, brakeman on the san
ia Fe at san Marcial, who was in
jured several days ago, is reported TO
be improving.
the santa Fe at san Marcial, has been
assigned as brakeman with conductor
Geo. Foster
William HiIgers, night yard master
for the 7. & P, is laying off sick
and A D. MARITIME is filling the va
William Lynch, machinist for the E.
P & S. ". in the FL Paso shops, mas
resigned and gone TO his home IN Los
W. r. Stewart. engine foreman for
the c. H, in FL PasO, has reported for
duty after being on the sick list sew
i. kingston. switchman for the G.
H. is laying off on account OF ms
daughter Martha, being very sick with
!. r. Hardwiek, switchman for the
G. H, is on the night coach engine
for a shifts
been assigned to the day coach en-
CINE in the FL Paso yaros' Win en-
gineer Jackson.
q g. Shaw. for Is years an engineer
for the I. & G. n, at Palestine, Tex, Is
in FL Paso. Mr.. Shaw is representing
George Yancy has taken the night
herder's position again Tor the / q =
after working one of the day engines
for seVaral weeks.
I w. Rue. formerly a sWitchman for
the santa Fe at Los Angeles, has Oeen
spending a few days in FL Paso and mas
left for Fort Worth
NJ. F. Barnett, general CHAIRMAN OF tne
B. L f. & =. on the T. & p. system, has
returned to his home after spending
few days in FL PasO-
Joe Clavil, conductor on the east emo
Of the Z. p. & S. W. at Tucumcarl, IS
visiting in Ell PasO for a few days, ac-
companied by his wife.
Jack Lyons, brakeman on the west
end OF the z. & 5. W, has been as
signed 70 a regular passenger ruh'
with conductor Purcell.
J. u. Sneeringer. engineer on the
Santa Fe at San Marcial. is laying OH
and is visiting in Albuquerque &C
companied by his family.
J. D. Lee, switchman for the r T.
& S w, who has been OF with a
sprained ankle for several days IS re-
ported to be improving.
W. f. DOOlitIe, formerly sWllc n
man for the G. H. and FL Paso, in Fl
Paso. has a position as brakeman on
the T. 6. P. at Big Springs
o. n. Smell, brakeman on the SAM. "a
Fe at san Marcial has returned 70
San Marcial. after visiting his FANNY
in El Paso for a few days
J. F. QualtrOugh, switchman Tor the
G. H. who was injured some time aSO'
has reported for duty, and has Deeh as
signed to the day coach engine.
i. l. Brady, once a conductor on the
Santa Fe at san Marcial, has position I
as suDerintendent of a large autoTnoDlle
supply house in Philadelphia. Pa
Mrs B. c. Chamberlain, WlIe OF
brakeman Chamberlain on the ). T. at
Tucson, has returned to her home aIter
visiting in FL PasO fora few days.
r l. Adkins, fireman on the santa I
Fe. who was injured last August, Is
spending a few days in FL Paso. M
Adkins is not improving and is on MS |
Job1 Reisch. resident engineer for the /
Rio Grande division Of the Texas q I
Pacific with headquarters in Big
Springs. is spending a few days IN IL 4
PasO on business.
o. z. COund. brakeman on the Santa (
Fe at san Marcial who was injured Z
several weeks ago, is at his home, oIS
North Kansas street, and is not I'M
proving very much.
Harry Cochran, passenger engineer I
on the T. 6, P, has reported for duty .
after being sick several days, and e&-
ira engineer Cole, who was IN MS /
fe- he
l. T.. Major, formerly a conductor
on the S p. at Los Angeles, has been
spending a few days in El Paso ana
has a position as conductor Tor the
MADEIRA company, at Durango, Mex
A number of brakemen and YARD
men are arriving in FL PasO from the
west and they report dull business on
the coast on account of the freeze
which damaged the orange crop.
Z. A. Gee, chief dispatcher for the
Santa Fe at san Marcial, has returned
from an extended trip to California,
and Frank Mains. who was relieving
Mr. Gee is now working as thlro
trick dispatcher.
News has reached FL PasO OF the
death Of Louis Schults. a former FL
Pasoan. in Houston, Tex, where he
was working for the G. H. as engine in
spector. Mr.. Shuts was at one time
secretary of the machinists' union in
Fl Da-n