El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07

Dave Allen has resigned his position
[ with the Santa Fe-
J. A. Weaver, brakeman for the s. P
! has reported for duty.
Eleven railroad employees are at HO-
( tel Dieu at present
P. Moore has a position with the
santa Fe as switchman.
Fireman Johnson Of the T. q p. has
I has reported for duty.
J. J. Sharp has entered the service Of
the @. H., as switchman-
John Reed. helper on the day lead
engine for the q. H.. is laying off.
+. LangstOn, helper on the day house
engine for the c. H., is laying off.
i. Smith, sWltChmau for the T.. P &
). w, Is laying off for "a few days
Babe GOOCh has reported for duty,
after being off sick for a month.
T. 6. Richmond, helper on the day
house engine for the G. H., has reported
I for duty.
Superintendent r. NJ Hoover left on
No s Friday morning for a trip over
the division.
Tom Patton. fireman for the z. p. &
s W, is making few trips on freight
Brakeman Kidd is back on the extra
board, after being on with conductor
Ryan for a few trips.
c. /. COOns has been assigned to runs
Nos. 9 and 10 as baggage man, with
conductor II. Biggers.
Fireman Arterburn, OF the T. & p.
pilOted switch engine l4l to the BIG
Springs shops for repairs.
w. =. Dietrich, passenger. bra KEENAN,
for the s. T., is laying off and c. j.
Clark is filling the vacancy.
W. w McMahon, freight brakeman for
the G. H, is on passenger for few
trips in @ D. Blacks place.
f. F. Riley, fireman Tor the f. P Dc
s. W. has been assigned TO a regular
passenger run out of FL PasO.
r. " Smith. lineman in the G. FL
ward at Hotel Dieu with a broken hip
is not improving very rapidly.
The new time tables for :. P No I5
and c. H. No. SO have been received
and are ready for distribution.
n f Johnson engineer for the p. T.
& S. W, has left Hotel Dieu. and has
gone TO his home in Minnesota
B. c. Morgan, switchman for the g.
H., at FL PasO. has gone to Valentine TO
work in the yards for a few days
T. Davis, engineer on the night coach
engine for the g. h, IS laying off. and
J. ID. Horton is filling the vacancy
The s. p. pulled off extra car 40T.aand
conductor c.. W Savage is back on his
regular car with conductor O'Brien-
W. ". Rouse. brakeman of the 5 p.
on the Tucson division. has been trans
ferred to Ell Paso on the extra board.
j. C. Crane, passenger engineer for
the :. p. is laying off for a few trips.
and George Trimble is filling the va
cancy.
H. Lloyd. the E. p. & S. ". switch
man, who was injured in the yards a
few weeks ago, IS not improving very
J. ". Arnett, foreman in the signal
department for the +. p. & S. W, who
IS at Hotel Dieu, is not improving very
fast
W. l. Brown. surgeon for the E. P.
& 5. W, has been appointed acting
chief surgeon in the absence Of Dr..
Shine.
J. V. GIL. fireman for the E. P. &
s. W, has been assigned to the Cloud
croft run between AlamOgOrdO and
4. B. Casey, passenger conductor for
the s. p, is laying off and extra pas
senger conductor H N Ray is films
the vacancy.
Twenty-eight cars of bananas ar
rived in FL PasO last night over the c..
a e cars were for California and two
for FL PasO.
Dispatcher r. r. Petrose. Of the c..
H.. accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter. left Friday afternoon over the 4.
q P for Springdale, Ark.
B. H. WillfOrd. the G. II. fireman who
has been at Hotel DIeu for the past
three weeks, is improving very fast
and expects TO leave Sunday.
-Four thousand head of stock arrived
at LOrdsburg Thursday and were
shipped over the s. 2. to Deming and
turned over TO the Santa Fe.
B. g. Durham, the @. H. fireman who
was operated on at Hotel Dieu for kid
=
ing, and he expects to be out in few
days
B. J Comes, pumper at. Coyote. N NJ,
for the z. p. & 5. W, had his finger
taken off at Hotel Dieu. He is imprOv-
ing and expects TO leave in about 10
days.
Billie Anderson, chief clerk at the DO
cal G. H freight office. who has been
off sick for five or six weeks, left Fri
day over the G. II. for his home In Mis-
sissippi.
Joe Thurman, extra switchman for
the G. H, who has been on the day
coach engine for the past three weeks
has been assigned TO a regular job on
the night lead engine.
Mr. Cox representative Of the Webb
c. Ball Watch company, official time
inspector for the Hartman lines,
stopped off in the city yesterday for a
few hours en- route to Cleveland.
W. n. Lynch, recently appointed su-
perintendent of the Rio Grande division
Of the T. & p, at Big Springs, arrived
in FL Paso Friday and remained till
evening, getting acquainted
with employees at this end OF the line.