The Winslow mail., 1921-12-30

NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES

LSdIu accompanied ny humber VI
rooters were in the city while EN-
route to Pasadena, California where
this eastern team PLAYS the Univer-
sity of California. The party, which
consisted of As people were travel
ing on No. 3.
The Los Angeles papers the first
Cf the week carried the news of the
sudden death of John J. Byrne, AS
sistant Passenger Traffic Manager
of the Santa Fe whose demise oc-
Cured Saturday, December "a. Mr..
Byrne was we'll known in this city
as he had been connected with the
Coast Lines for years and was a fre
quent visitor here at the times, of
inspection parties of the officials.
His successor has not vet been an
nounced
The vicinity of Phoenix was visit
ed by rainfall the first of the week
that seemed to rival the heavy down
pour in California. No damage has
as yet been reported to the railroad
properties. The rain which was a
steady downpour for almost three
days will no doubt be y benefic-
ial to crop conditions in that ter
ritory.
Machinist Roy Thatcher and wife
of San Marcial, New Mexico, have
returned to their home at that point
after spending several days in the
city visiting relatives. Mr. Thatcher
is employed OH the Rio Grande div
ision
Bert Kleindenst of Needles, Cali
fornia, was in the city visiting rela-
tives during the holidaysA Mr..
Kleindenst is fireman on the Ari-
zona division and works out of Nee
dies.
John A. Potts of Loe Angeles was
in the city the first of the week re-
ceiving Instructions from the super
intendents office prior to going to
Dalies, New Mexico, where he has
been appointed as roadmasters clerk,
Mr.. Roy Snee of San Bernardino,
California. is in the city the guest
of Mr.. Ed M. Florin. Mr.. Snee is
connected with the agents forces at
the above mentioned point.
Bernard Tempske and wife have
New Mexico where Mr.. Tempske has
been located for the past few
months as rOadmaSters clerk. He re-
turns to his former position as as
sistant maintenance clerk here in
the superintendents office.
Ed. M Florin of the accounting
department of the superintendent
office has returned to this city after
a short holiday visit with friends at
San Bernardino
w. ]. Micklewaith who has been
employed as stenographer in the
bridge and building office since the
consolidation of the former Phoeniz
division has bid in the position of
rOadmaSters clerk at Prescott and
will leave at once for that point.
Superintendent McCully returned
the first part of the week from San
Bernardino where he spent Christ,
mas holidays with his family His
oldest son, J. d. Jr., returned to this
city with him for a brief visit. Mr.
McCully, Jr., while only a Prep at
the above mentioned city. has dem
onstrated considerable ability as an
athlete, particularly as long dist
ance runner
Mr.. Ewart Day who is attending
the University of Arizona is here
from Tucson for holiday visit with
his parents, Shop Carpenter w. Fl.
Day and wife.
Assistant Chemist John R. White
sides of Albuquerque was in the city
the first part of the week making
the periodical analysis of the city
water.
Machinist Ray Snee who was SER
iously injured a week or so ago and
who was taken to the Los Angeles
hospital is renorted to be convalesc-
ing
Relief Agent Geo. A. Fredericks
who has a temporary assignment of
work in the superintendent office
here was a visitor with his family at
Albuquerque during the holidays.
Secretary Walter More of the -su-
perintendents private car has re-
turned from San Bernardino where
he spent Christmas with his rela-
tives.
MrsS Eugene Simpson of Santa
Ana, California. was here during the
holidays the guest of Yardmaster
Joseph Fussell and wife.
F. Joseph Fischer of the addition
and betterment department of the
superintendent office was a holiday
visitor with relatives at San Bern
ardino.
John F. Daily who has been man
ager of the local ice plant for the
Santa Fe for several years has been
promoted to similar position ex-
cept to have charge of a much larg-
er plant at Fresno, California Mr..
DAILY has been succeeded bv Mr.
Berkley Of San Bernardino Mrs.
DAILY who is now visiting relatives
at Denver, Colorado, will spend a
short time in this city prior to NOV
ing to the coast.
Signalman c. A. Meyers and wife
have left for Chicago where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Meyers who has been in charge of
one of the signal department gangs
was recently cut off due to the re-
duction in forces.
Fireman II. H. Webb has returned
from Ri PaSO whpra ho wac coIlod