Alamosa Division Info. (1947)

CICULAR NO. 2888
Alamosa, Colorado
November 18, 1947
520.019
All Tra1n and Enginemen :
Alamosa (2) Montrose (2) Durango (2) La Veta (2)
Gunnison(2) Chama (2) Salida (3) Sargent (1)
During second period
During first period November 1947, average time of crews on duty,
A1amosa Division, as follows:
Alamosa-Salida 6'43"
Alamosa-Creede 6'08"
Alamosa-Creede Branch Turns 10'30"
Alamosa-Chama 10'25"
Alamosa-La Veta 6'43"
Alamosa-Antonlto 7’52"
Chama-A1amosa 8'52"
Chama-Cumbres Turns (1) 3'53'
Chama-Cumbres Turns (2) 9"18"
Chama-Durango l1'36"
Creede-Alamosa 7'43"
Chama-West Turns 6'24"
Durango-Chama 11'20"
Durango-Farmington Turns 11'02"
Gunnison-Montrose l1'30"
Gunnison-Salida 10'51"
Gunnison-Crested Butte Turns 8'28"
Gunnison-Baldwin Turns 5'51"
Gunnison-West Turns 11'12"
La Veta - Alamosa 6'27"
La Veta - Fir Turns ------
Montrose-East Turns 7'09"
Montrose-Gunnison 9'25"
Salida-Alamosa 9'02"
Salida-Gunnison 10'l2"
Salida-Monarch Tums 10'00"
Salida-Sargent Turns 15'05"
L. H. Hale
Superintendent
cc- Mr. L.F. Wilson
Mr. E. R. McPhearson
Mr. J. E. Kemp
Mr. R. McLean
Mr. P.F. Giesking
Mr. C.E. McEnany
Mr. J. F. Se1by
Mr. J. B. Norwood, Jr.