Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-10
RAILROAD NOTES.

Assistant General Manager Marvel OF thu
st. Paul & Manitoba road, has returned.
Central su perlntendent simson, Of the St
Paul & Duluth road, went up the road yes
tcrday ~
| G 8. bart, superintendent of the Dakota
division Of the Northern Pacific will be here
to-day.
Messrs Haupt, Cross and Hannaford, of the
Northern Pacific road, are expected back to.
| morrow.
VIM. II. Poole, OF Poole Bros, the Chicago
railroad printers, Is in st. Paul, on his way to
Montana, to look after stock ranch.
W. H. Riley, travelling agent of the Chi.
cago, Burling on & Quincy road, is in st. Paul
looking around after the interests of the com.
pany he represents.
Engine No. 100, ssnt out from here to the
Northern Pacific road by the Baldwin works
has been sent back on account OF having been
partially disabled On the way out, and conse-
quently unser7iceable.
The Winnipeg travel still continues as heavy
as it has been for several weeks, and seems to
be even on the increase. The St. Paul & Man.
| AeOud iOdu 40 w pun III IWO olCCtOIo
now every night and they are crowded
full. There las never been anything like
it seen in this country. One would think the
cObble stOnessin the streets were chunks OF
gold from the rush of people for that land.
Frank Mix, son of VIM. Mix, a well known
merchant of Commerce, Mich, was skating
on Commerce lake yesterday, some twenty
miles from Detroit, pushing before him sled
on which Were seated Miss Dickens, school
teacher, and Miss Polly Wilson The Ice
broke beneath them and Mix and Miss Dickens
were drowned. Mix might have saved his
own life, but heroically exerted himself to save
the girls and SO went down.
Railroad Earnings aud State Tao.
the annual reports of the Chicago s. North.
western and Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern railroad companies, showing gross
earning for the year ending December 81, 1881,
were made to Railroad Commissioner Baker
yesterday.
CHICAGO s SOUTHWESTERN.
This company is directly represented in
Minnesota by what was formerly known as
the Winona & st. Peter road and its branches
rs follows:
From Winona to Gray: Freight, $685.
972O7; passengers, 1927 ,429.ll; mails, $780,
1917; express, Sl0,77s66; miscellaneous,
50, S28.74. Total, 81 ,l46. 1873. Tax al 8 per
cent, S34, 4G2.16
From Redwood Junction to Redwood Falls:
Freight, so.251.53; passengers, s377y,99;
mails, 81 49, 6; express Se73,27, miscelane
Gus, S20,SS. Total, $1l ,Ooy IS. Tax at per
cent. Sl59.09.
From r. SIM. NJ. JuactiDn to Zumbrota:
Freight, s7,Sls12; passengers, s5,24t.95;
mails, 81 1894; express, SS73.27; miecelane.
GUS, SPOTS. Total, l4,5Sl.56. Tax at per
cent $1S2 81.
From EPlainvisw Junction to Plainview:
Freight, s3,721 .66; passengers, $2,sT 80;
mails, $68l.55 express, S53293; mlscellane-
Gus, $15,64. Total, S7,935.08. Tax at per
From Chatfleld Junction to Chatfeld:
Freight. S2,49l.35; passengers, 81 1894. Sc;
mails, $5355O; express, S4OS As; miscellaneous,
5000. Total. s5,14l.O9. Tax at per cent.
$55.98.
From Tracy to Minnesota state line:
Freights, S49,9i3.99; passengers, SIT SIT %;
mails, S7,53O,92; express, 1,655.S3; miscllan-
eous, S592.l0; total, s77,599.56. Tax at per
cent S2,S27. 90.
The aggregate gross earnings are $685.
065 81 and the state tax on tbs same, S37, 2233'.
o.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS & NORTHERN.
This Rad is part of the system Of the Min
nea polis & st. Louis road, and is operated In
this sfaie from Albert Lea south to the state
line. It's earnings and tax is: freight, $39, S21,-
75; pss gers, SO, FOL %; mails, 1894. So; ex-
press, S4Ss Il; total, $50, 5O6.25, Tax at 9
Per cent, sl,Ol0.l2.