El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-26

to the Mexican Central railroad, Mon
day, and 81 on Tuesday.
c. Z. Talbert, switchman FOR the
G. H, has left the service.
D. H. Singleton, formerly a brake
man on the Santa Fe, at Amarillo, is
in FL PasO for a few days.
J. A Enstron has been assigned to
the night lead as foreman
Conductor Mcnamara, Of the short
division Of the Z. P. & S w, at Car
rizozo, has transferred TO FL PasO.
J. l. Cain, conductor on the Mexico
North Western, at MADEIRA, Mex, IS
visiting in FL PasO for few days.
/. n Porter, brakeman on the G.
H. has returned TO Del Rio, after
spending several days visiting in FL
PasO.
". Clark, machinist helper for the
z. P. * S. W, in FL PasO. is laying
off.
o. Walters. machinist helper for the
f. P. & s. W, has been transferred
from the round house, to the back
E. P. & S. W. engine No. 4s. is in
the back shop for a thorough over
hauling.
c. E. Jackson. brakeman on the s.
P, has been promoted to position OF
conductor
F. FeIan has position as pipe fit
ter for the E. P. & S. ". in the El
Paso shops.
=
PasO & Southwestern shops, is laying
off for a few days.
7. T. Tunstal, formerly a machinist
in Old Mexico, has a similar position
with the L. P. s W, in the FL
Paso shops
Brakeman Ebert and fireman R. H.
Ernest, Of the Chino Copper company,
at santa Rita, are spending a few days
in FL PasO.
Harry Hill, switchman for the T. &
p. who has been off several days
suffering with tonsilitis, is reported to
be improving.
a. B. CambeH, switchman for the
G. H., is helping on the night lead
W. +. Kelly, fireman on the T. &
P, has reported for duty, after being
sick for several days.
Gus Luckin. switchman for the L p.
& $. W, in FL PasO. has resigned and
has left for his home in St Louis.
b Q. Philips, switchman for the
Santa Fe, IN FL Paso yard, has re-
signed to reenter the service of the
D. & r. G., at Denver.
A. L. Sykes. formerly a brakeman
on the Oklahoma Central railroad, at
Chicasha. Okla, has a position as
brakeman on the T & P.
A B. Snyder. switchman on the G.
H. is on the extra engine as helper.
f. Langston, sWitchman for the G.
H, is laying off.
Mrs Nicholson. wife of clerk Nichol-
sun VI lLlE L. q T., mas returned 10
her home in FL Paso, from an ex-
tended visit to east Texas.
A. b. Nunly, air man for the T &
P, in FL PasO, has returned from an
extended visit to Fort Worth and Dali
las, accompanied by his wife.
W R Stewart, formerly foreman
of the night coach engine for the 6.
H, is now helping on that engine
with J. J. Traina, as foreman
W z. Bush, formerly a brakeman
on the Missouri Pacific railroad. at
HoisingtOn, kans., has a position as
switchman for the Z. p. & s. W
j. w LightfOot, the water inspector
on the T. & p. and his wife, have re-
turned TO their home in TOyah. after
spending several days in FL Pasc.
A P Moore, fireman on the T. & p,
has reported, after several days on
the sick list, and has gone to TOyah
to work as hOstler for a few days.
B. p Austin, brakeman on the +. P.
& ). w, at CarrizozO, has transferred
to FL PasO, and has been assigned to
the local run with conductor Rogers.
Misses Mabel and Dorothy Myers,
daughters of engineer Myers, of the
Santa Fe, at RincOn, have returned to
their home, after spending a short
visit at san Marcial.
+. W. Coleman and brother, en-
plOyed in the L. p. & s. W. shops,
have reported for duty, after being off
for several days, on account Of the
sickness of their father.
The brakemen's extra board for the
T. * P. showed seven names Tuesday.