El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-07
Railroad News
OF the Southwest

Conductor Lower. OF the T. & P, has
reported for duty.
Extra conductors Thompson and
Shaw are again braking-
". NJ Neal. switcnman for the G.
H in FL PasO, is laying off
E Langston, swItchman for the G. H.
is laying off for few days
II. H. Bell, switchman for the G. H,
is laying off for a few days.
T. & p. freight engine No. $50 is
pulling passenger for few trips
/. n. Healev has a position as switch
Conductor Rawls, for the T. & p, has
reported for duty after being or Tor
S P. ScanIin, machinist for the e. P
& S. w. in the. FL Paso shop is laying
off for a few days.
The G. II. yard board in FL Paso
showed nine extra men working Tues
day and one on a layOff.
oliver COund, the Santa Fe brake
man, who was injured several months
ago, is able to sit up again
Jimmy Pears, formerly rOundhOuse
foreman for the T. & p, has left the
city after several days visit
w. II. WOrden, conductor, who has
been spending some time IN FL Paso,
has left for Billings, Montana
The santa Re has Two train crews
working out of san Marcial, and brake
men seem 70 be in demand.
S p. Green, sWitchman, who has
/ been visiting friends in FL PasO for a
Few days mas NleLL Tor DOuElaS-
Dixie Wethermark. the Santa Fe
brakeman, who left the service at san
Marcial recently, has gone to Denver.
A G. shoemaker, switchman for the
Santa Fe in Ell PasO, is laying off and
B. G.. Robinson is filling the vacancy
Harry Newton engineer for the g. H.
at Sandersou, has returned to his home
after spending several days IN FL PasO.
Hank Walters, freight conductor for
the g. H. at SanderSOn, has returned
home after few days visit to FL Paso.
B. c. Morgan, sWttchman for the T. p.
d S W IN III Paso, VINO has been OH
sick for several days, is not improving
G.. c. Woodland, brakeman and extra
conductor for the T. & P, is at his home
sick.
Fred Anderson. switch engine fore
man for the F. p 4 s W, In FL PaSO
yard. has reported for duty after a
short layoff
Bob Sparks, the f. P. & S w switch
man at Tucumcari, who was injured
several days ago. is reported TO be
A. W Harreu, trainmaster for the
Santa Fe with headquarters at San
Marcial. was in FL Paso Tuesday on a
o. l. smell. the Santa Fe brakeman,
who had been confined to his room for
several days from injuries, is able to
De out on the street
J. L. Schofield. general boiler inspec-
tor of the Atlantic system Of the
Southern Pacific. leaves tonight on No.
0
Arthur Overstreet, the foreman of
the night lead engine in I'll PasO for
/ the g. H, who recently left the service,
has left for Portland, Oregon
Dick Goss, conductor for the G. h,
who resigned his position at SandersOn
recently, has gone to san Francisco,
after spending a short visit in FL Paso.
Miss Anna May Ruhrup, daughter Of
a passenger engineer on the T. & p,
has returned to her home in Toyah,
after spending short visit In FL Pas0-
Mrs. J. W. Byers,- wife of the NJ, X
& T. brakeman who was killed some
time ago has returned TO her home in
Oklahoma after visiting relatives in FL
Louis soIden. formerly an engineer
on the T. & p, has returned to his
home in Nebraska after spending sew
eral days with friends and relatives in
El PasO.
Clarence Price. conductor for the
Santa Fe at san Marcial. who resigned
his position several DAYS ago, has
moved his family to 613 n. Kansas St,
in El PasO.
Mrs. Cound. wife of a passenger
brakeman on the L. j. & 5. W, who