El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
Orders Issued For All Doors
Of Empty Freight Cars
to Be Fastened.
III o prevent accidents from doors

III o prevent accidents from doors
Of freight cars swinging, in
structions have been given b.
G. H. officials tnat all doors Of freight
cars. must be closed securely before
a car is moved.
A mail crane has been put in al
Fairbanks, Ariz., on the western div
ision of the Southwestern.
J. T. Anglin, fireman for the G. H,
at FL asO, has reported for duty after
a layoff on account Of an injured foot
he was placed on the switch engine
with engineer ". z. Goreman.
Many gOndOlas have been passing
through FL PasO during the past week
over the Southern Pacific from eastern
shops, cOnSi gned to san Francisco.
The Southern Pacific is erecting six
cottages at Bowie, Ariz., for employees
and their families.
Trainmaster c. NJ. Murphy, Of the
Southern Pacific. will be transferred
to the Bowie. Ariz, yards, according to
road employees.
Joe Sheldon, assistant roundhouse
clerk for the Southern Pacific and the
G. H & S. A, Jointly at FL PasO has
been promoted to the position Of
voucher clerk for the shop office.
c. c. Beatty, riptrack clerk for the
G. H. & S. A, at 81 PasO, has been
promoted to the shop office, with the
position Of oil and waste clerk
w. c. Buchanan, stenOgr4pher for
the mechanical department of the G.
H. at FL Paso, has reported for duty,
after short spell Of sickness.
II. J. Heitgen, vOuch clerk for the
G. H. at FL Paso, has resigned to go
into business.
r. J. Hughes and wife, the former a
clerk in the mechanical department. of
the G. II. at FL PasO, are expected to
return in a few days from a honey
H-H-
bride was formerly Miss Ruby Stewart
OF FL Paso-
Caboose No. IS. has been put back
into freight service on the G. H. c.
81 Darnel used as brakeman for
trip, is the conductor.
John Herman Beever, yard clerk for
the G. H, at FL PasO, was taken sick
while at work yesterday and was sent
home. His place was filled by John
H. Hughes Of the local freight office.
The Houston 6, Texas Central pas
senger equipment which was borrowed
by the G. H. to transport the Mexican
prisoners from Maria, Texas, to FL
PasO, is now being dead headed back
to Houston. The Tucson passenger
equipment will also be dead headed
out over the Southern Pacific as soon
as pOssinble.
J. McGinnis and crew Of the G. H,
were dead headed out on No. 4 yester-
day to Valentine, Texas.
G. ". Savage, extra conductor and
regular freight brakeman for the
Southern Pacific between FL PasO and
is making freight trips as
conductor.
NJ c. Pierce, conductor for the
Southern Pacific, between FL PasO and /
has reported for duty.
H. II. Carroll, extra engineers for the /
G. H, between FL Paso and Valentine,
Is back on the local slow board.
NJ z. Shemeley, extra engineer for !
the Southern Pacific at FL PasO, is 4
back on the local slow board. after a 4
freight trip between Fl Paso and 4
LOrdsburg.
Ed Laymen, extra engineer for the /
Southern Pacific at FL Paso, is back I
on the local slow board after a freight /
trip between FL PasO and LOrdsBurg.
F. N Craver, extra engineer for the
Southern Pacific between FL Paso and Z
LOrdsburg, is back on the local slow 4
board.
First trick operator. r. G. Murphy, !
of the G. H., at Clint has returned /
to that place after a business trip to 4
Fl Paso.
Agent A. Boone, Of the G. H. at Clint,
Texas, is here on a business visit
Third trick operator F. NJ. Halstead,
Of the G. H. at Sierra Blanca, Texas !
IS in the city for few days.
e. H Shirk- operator for the G. H,