El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-18
RAILROAD NEWS OF THE SOUTHWEST

A SolIey has a position as fireman
on the G. II.
Smoky Ryan. switchman for the San
! ia Fe, is laying off
r. NJ Gillespie has a position as
fireman on the G. II.
F. G. Hoffman. switchman for the
Santa Fe, has resigned
Brakeman Ripley, Of the east end Of
the Z. P & 5. W, is laying off.
J. Callahan, formerly a fireman on
the s r. at Tucson, is in FL PasO-
Harry Maggie has a position as switch
man for the Santa Fe at FL paso.
r. E. Halter, switchman for the Santa
Re at FL PasO, has left the service.
Geo. Yancy, engine foreman for the
T. a p. is laying off with a sprained
ankle
r. Harris, switchman for the G. II,
has reported for duty, after a short
layoff.
Ed HudnalI, formerly an engineer on
the Santa Fe at san Marcial has a pO-
siuOn as switchman for the 5. P at
Tucson.
Conductor Buua. on the east end Of
the E. p. & S W, is laying off, and
conductor George Hoppe is filling his
vacancy
C. T. Farris. fireman, formerly with
the Z. L. < 5 W. is now firing for
the T. & P.
d. J. sharp, fireman on the T. & P,
who has been off several days, has re-
ported for duty.
Conductor Buchanan. Of the n & y
". railroad at MADEIRA, is visiting his
family in Ell PasO-
Switchman Hooper, of the G. H at
Valentine, has resigned and is spending
a few days in FL Paso.
J. Defonso, fireman on the Z. & P.
is laying off and IS running a switch
engine for a few shifts.
B. G. Durham, fireman on the c. H,
is confined to his bed sick. B. NJ. jew
ell is filling his vacancy.
Frank Quincy, proprietor of the E.
p. & 5 W eating house at Carrizozo,
is in FL PasO for few days.
Chas. Morris. engineer for the G. H.
at Sanderson, has returned home, after
spending few days in FL Paso-
II. T. Ward, fireman for the G. H,
has been running switch engine IN
the FL Paso yard for few days
Pruitt York. formerly a calboy Tor
the E. P & s. W, has a position as an
apprentice in the shops in FL Paso.
c. H. Campbell, brakeman on the T &
P. who has been confined to his home
sick for several days, is improving
slowly.
c. W. Wilcox. passenger engineer on
the s P, is laying off a few trips and
negineer W. o. Olsen is filling his Va
cancy.
I'd HEINZ formerly NdTQluaSLGE Lol
the Santa Fe a. San Marcial, has a pc
sitiOn as brakeman on the s p at
Tucson.
S E Bushong. S. P. brakeman, who
was brought to Hotel Dieu Sunday in
jured. is reported to be getting along
very nicely.
ANGEL Morales. day Waterman for the
Santa Fe in FL PasO, returned Sunday
from a months visit to Los Angeles and
san Diego, Cal
Al Hardin. local conductor on the f.
p. & $. W. between Ell PasO and CARR
zozO. is laying Off
Brakeman Bennett, Of the G. H, who
has been working out of Valentine for
some time, is again working out Of FL
PasO.
Section foreman Cooper. from Playas.
y. H.. On the u. Z. q =. ". railroad, ac-
companled b. his family. has returned
home after spending few days n a
PasO.
NJ ". Jackson, formerly brakeman
at Denver, Colo, has been in FL PasO
for a few days and has gone to FIT
Worth.
J. FillabaUm, the newly promoted en-
gineer on the Santa Fe, made his initia-
tory trip Monday on yard engine 1876
in the FL PasO yards
The E. P. & $. W. east end has put
on an additional train crew. assigning
conductor Pete Newberry and brakemen
Swart and DOnahue.
S. L Beer. formerly a section fore
man for the E. p. & 5 w. at Newman,
n. NJ. but who lives near Columbus is
in FL PasO for few days.
F. f. Summers, superintendent of the
Rio Grande division of the Santa Fe,
" it'll headquarters in San Marcial, ar
rived in FL Paso Monday night
Ben Preisner, switch engineer for the
Santa Fe in FL Paso yards, has reported