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

Fireman Horn, on the T. & P, is
/ laying off sick
! John Num-. engineer on the T. & P.
/ has reported for duty.
J. H Harris. fireman on the T. & P,
/ has reported for duty.
( Brakeman Brant of the T. & P. is
] laying off for a few trips
W. A Long. fireman on the T. & P,
/ is laying off for a few trips
/ Operator Hammond has a position
/ with the G. H at FL PaSO.
/ The C. H. sent ex-brakeman Whit
/ field to SandersOn Thursday.
J. Mason. passenger brakeman on the
( T. & P, is on the extra board again
Jack Warren. brakeman on the T. &
! p. has reported for duty after being
/ off several trips
Jack Warren. brakeman on the T. &
: P. has reported for duty after short
! layOff
Harry Arant. fireman on the T. &
P. has reported after being off for one
trip.
Fireman Horn. of the T. & P, is lay
ing off, and eX-fireman Arterburn is in
Z his place
Brakeman Gentry. Of the 7. & P.
has reported after being off for sew
eral days.
Bob Cook. brakeman on the T. & P,
has reported for duty after laying off
IOr so days
H H. Hart passenger brakeman for
for a few days
Brakeman Hughes, on the T. & P.
has reported for duty, after laying off
for several days.
Harry Parry. brakeman on the T. &
p. has reported for duty after laying
off for several days.
Conductor Noon, Of the T. & P. is
laying off and extra conductor Nc
Mines is in his place.
-, Harry Lykes, engine foreman for the
after a short layOff
H s. George, formerly clerk for the
Santa Fe, at san Francisco, is spending
few days in FL PasO.
Harry Armstrong, switchman for the
smelter, is out Of a job as the result of
an engine being pulled off.
Extra conductor Shaw, Of the T &
P, IS braking again after working as
conductor for several trips
W. F. Kelley. fireman on the T & P,
who has been off sick for several days,
IS able to be on the streets.
". r. Stewart. engine foreman for
the G. H, has reported for duty after
being off sick for one shift
R B. May. engine foreman OF the
Santa Fe yard in FL Paso, has reported
for duty after a short layOff.
Brakeman Diviney, of the T. & p is
on the extra board again, after hold
ing a regular car for some time.
H. T Young. brakeman on the G. H.
at Del Rio, has left the service and is
spending a few days in FL Paso.
J. HessOn, conductor on the Rincon
and Lake Valley run of the Santa Fe.
has reported after a 10 days layOff.
A ". Harreu, trainmaster for the
Santa Fe, with headquarters at san
Marcial, is in El PasO on business
trip.
E. E. Robinson, formerly a brake
man on the Denver d Rio Grande rail-
road out of salt Lake City, is spending
a few days in FL PasO.
Passenger conductors Warrington
and Lamb of the Santa Fe, have
changed runs temporarily to suit their
own personal convenience
The G. H. has changed the working
hours of all yard engines except the
rip. The day coach goes to work at
o'clock ana quits at 8, city time.
H y. Corp, switchman for the E. P.
& ). Y, who has been laying off for
Jew days on hunting trip, has re-
turned home and reported for duty.
The G. H. has added three operators
to the office force in FL Paso R r
Smith and T. J. NcQuillen, operators at
SandersOn, have been transferred 20 Il
The theatrical special left over the
Santa Fe Friday morning for Albu-
querQuc in charge Of J. 3. sutton. con-
ductor, and Billy Hanson at the
throttle
j.. ". dorsey lOINtL4N d SWAttALlAA
for the q. H. in FL PasO, who was in
iured several weeks ago in an auto
accident has recovered, and will leave
for Butte. l-cnt, next Sunday.
r b. COviEgtOn, formerly brake
man on the Santa Fe at san Marcial,
who resigned several months ago and
purchased a farm at GOlad, Texas. re-
ports that the stork left a fine baby
girl at his home recently.
II. H Hopper. formerly an engineer
on the Canadian Pacific at Moose Jaw.
N in "a gn for
some time has left for Durango, Mex.
where he has a position as engineer
for the MADEIRA lumber company, Of
steve Costigan. the T & P brake
man who was injured at Sierra Blanca
several months ago by falling between
some cars. has recovered and has re-
ported for duty. being assigned to
passenger run between FL PaSO and
TOyah as brakeman.
J. H. Austin, fireman for the T. &
P at Toyah, is in FL Paso at the bed
side Of his wife, who is in Providence
hospital It is feared ii will be neces-
sarv for her to undergo an operation
Mrs 7. o. Crow. wife of a fireman
on the T. q P. has recovered after a
three weeks illness.
O. A. Cutie. representative of the
MADEIRA Lumber company, of Durango.
who has been in FL Paso several days
in search of engineers and conductors
returned to Durango Thursday night
Mrs NJ W. Leach and children, fam
lily Of the superintendent for the Ma
dera Lumber company. who have been
in II PasO several months, on account
of the revolution. accompanied Mr.
Guthe on his return trip.