PAUL REISINGER
Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913, pg 686

Paul Reisinger, general superintendent of the Arizona and 
New Mexico Railroad since 1909, was born in Pennsylvania in 
1871, a son of J.W.H. and Louise (Winans) Reisinger, both 
natives of that state. He grew to manhood there, acquired 
his preliminary education in the public schools and 
supplemented this by a course in the United States Military 
Academy at West Point, from which he was graduated in 1896.  
He followed a military career for three years thereafter, 
resigning from the army in 1899 as second lieutenant in the 
Tenth Cavalry. He immediately turned his attention to business, 
becoming identified as civil engineer with the Great Northern 
Railroad with whom he continued his identification until 1906, 
gaining wide recognition for his able work along professional 
lines. He came to Clifton in the latter year as chief engineer 
for the Arizona Copper Company and the Arizona and New Mexico 
Railroad and in 1909 was put at the head of the operating 
department of the latter organization, with the title of 
general superintendent.  Mr. Reisinger has had long experience 
in positions of importance in the field of railroading and 
civil engineering.

Mr. Reisinger married Miss Nan Roberts, a native of Terre 
Haute, Indiana and both are widely known in the best social 
circles of Clifton.

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