El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-07
Railroad News
Of the Southwest


T. Hanks, switchman for. the Santa
Fe in FL PasO. is laying OIL
D. Hendricks, engine foreman for the
Santa Fe in FL Paso. laid off Sunday.
Fireman Horn. of the T. & P, has re-
ported for duty, after a snort IayoLL-
F. B. Price, switchman Tor the u. h.
is helping on the night end Tor short
time.
Jim Walker, pipefitter for the E. P
& S. W. in the FL Paso shops, has re-
signed.
Santa Fe in the Ell Paso yaru' laid OFF
Josh Campbell brakeman on the T
& p has reported for duty. after a
short layOff
Z. B. Maxwell, extra sWltchman Tor
the G. H is helping on the day lead
Charlie Ward. switchman for the E
p. & s. W, is laying off, and B. c. Nor
gan is in his place
The c. II. handled 81 cars of bananas
into FL Paso from New Orleans Sunday
night for Seattle, Wash
r. Johnson. switchman for the E. P
& S w in FL PasO, is laying off, and
Bob Lyle is in his place
H Lumsden, switchman for the G. H
is laying off, and extra sWitchman T.
G. Richmond is in his place.
J A EustrOm, Switchman for the G.
H in FL PasO, is helping on the night
Shorty Barker, formerly yardmaster
for the T. & P. was in FL Paso on a
short business trip Saturday.
The T & ?. extra brakemen's board
had eight names on 1T Sunday, with
three on the emergency board
O. l. Smell, brakeman for the Santa
Fe at san Marcial, is visiting his fam
ing in FL PasO for a few days.
c. Brown, switch engine fireman for
the Santa Fe who has been sick for
frr7n~Oy-frrc- al
J. J. Reid, switchman for the G. H.
has reported for duty, and is on the
night coach engine for a few shifts
F. ". George, extra switchman for the
G. H in FL PasO, is helping z. n Hol-
ford on the day end for a few days.
r. Miller and T. Z. George. extra
sWitchmen for the G. H, are helping
on the house engine for a few shifts.
H. Cochran, passenger engineer on
the T < P out of Fl PaSO is laying
off. and engineer Cole is in his place.
Ben Cooley, conductor on the Santa
Fe at san Marcial has returned from a
hunting trip and has reported for duty.
George Meyer engineer on the Santa
Fe at San Marcial, has reported for
duty, after being Off for several days
W H PARROT. water service man for
the +. p. q s W, who has been in Ho-
tel Dieu for several days, is improving.
Martin Banman. night callbOy for the
T & P. in FL Paso, has been transferred
to the position of day caller regularly.
The extra firemen's board on the T.
K p. had four names on it Sunday. with
o. c Cleveland first out for three days.
Frank Mains, dispatcher for the
Santa Fe at san MarciaI, has reported
for duty, after a few days hunting
trip.
H H. Hart, brakeman on the RmcOn
and Silver City passenger. has reported
for duty. after being off for several
days.
". c. Brimmer. ex-conductor on the
Santa Fe at san Msrcial, was in charge
Of the bridge inspection special last
week
Albert PeIton. machinist for the
Santa Fe at san Marcial, has reported
for duty, after. laying off for some
time
E c. Larson, switchman for the E. P.
& 5. W, has reported for duty. after
being off several days with a sprained
ankle
R Harris, switchman for the G. H. in
FL PasO, is laying off, suffering with a
sore eye. r Miller is filling the va
]. ]. Armstrong, switchman for the
G. H, is visiting relatives in Spring
field. Ill He reports dull business in
that locality.
Otto Elliott. passenger conductor on
the T. & P. who has been in Hotel Dieu
for some time, is able TO be out on the
streets.
Herman Colbert. handy man around
the T. & P, terminal, has been as
signed to the position Of night caller
Lewis Rapp, conductor on the santa
Fe Deming and FierrO local, has bid
in local turn around between FL PasO
and RincOn.
Joe Fellabaum, switch engineer for
the Santa Fe at San Marcial. is laying
off. and is visiting in san Marcial and
Albuquerque.
A. c. Whittier. G. H switchman, who
was injured some time ago by falling
from a car is able to be out on the
streets on crutches.
Tommy Carroll. chief chef at the
Brown news eating house in FL PasO,
has returned to work, after being very
suck for a few days.
I. F. Lynch eN-cOnductOr on the
Santa Fe at San Marcial, is on the Dem
ing and FierrO local, while conductor
Conner is laying off
Rock Island No 80 had one car Of
emigrants into FL Paso Sunday for Cal
ifOrnia. The 5. P Handled them out Of
FL PasO on No. Sunday.
The 9. II. worked the extra yard en-
CINE Sunday. with Dan Evans as fire
man and J. ". Gerald, w NJ. Neal and
A B. Campbell as helpers.
NJ. L. Jacoby, day caller for the T. &
P. in FL PasO for the past four years,
has been promoted TO the position OF
hOstler helper in Fl PasO.
c. S. Jones, cashier at the freight de-
pot for the G. H in Ell PasO, has re-
signed and left for Los Angeles, &C
cOmpanied by Russell Peters.
Z. r Watts, J. A. MOrriss and T. R
Lattimer, connected with the L. P &, 5
". general office force in Fl PasO, went
to Bisbee, Ariz., Saturday night
Terminal trainmasteT Nash, of the i.
P. & s. ". at FL PasO, recently sold his
home, at 1907 Nevada street and has
moved to 1916 East Boulevard.
Engineer Edwards. of the +. P. & s.
W, who was in Hotel Dieu several
days suffering with pneumonia, has
been removed from the hospital.
Elmer Darr, car inspector for the f.
p. & S. ". in FL PasO, who has been in
Hotel Dieu for several days, has recov-
Grad sufficiently to be moved to his
home.
Elmer Watson, passenger conductor
on the Rincon and Silver City run, has
reported for duty, and J. B. Sutton, who
has been relieving him, is again on
freights
W. 5. Frederickson. car inspector for
the r & p. at TOyah who has been
spending a few days in Ell PasO, ac-
companied by his wife, has returned to
his home.
Mrs Tom OCOnner. operator for the
Postal Telegraph company at the ter
minal station in FL PasO is spending a
80 days vacation at Fort Davis. Mrs.
Ray has succeeded Mrs. O'COnner
Engineer Fox, G. 2. and T. A for the
z. P. & s. w, left for san Francisco
where he has gone to attend a
of the P. F. T. B., which is to
be held next Wednesday