Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-28
RAILROAD NOTES.
Superintendent Hatch was expected BAG

Superintendent Hatch was expected back
last night.
Mr. Eddy's successor will not be appointed
before the first week in April.
J. Fl. Highland, assistant traffic manager of
the Omaha road, has returned.
The baggagcmen at the Union depot handled
on Friday last 1880 pieces of baggage.
7. J. Mccarthy, the Northern Pacific ticket
agent OF Fargo, spent Sunday in st. Paul.
Mr.. Davis, assistant passenger agent of the
ST. Paul s. Manitoba road, has gone East.
II. c. Kendall, Northern Pacific ticket agent
at Duluth, has gone to visit his home in In
diana.
The Northern Pacific and the st. Paul &
Manitoba road are again open and ready for
business.
Superintendent Simpson, of the st. Paul
& Duluth road, is expected back to-day or
tomorrow.
The Northern Pacific has appropriated $lO,-
600 per year FOR five years for planting trees on
that road, in Montana and Dakota.
The men at the transfer offices have been
kept so busy that they have not had time TO
make report of business for SATURDAY.. Had
The emigrants who left St. Paul Sunday
morning reached st. Vincent at $40 yesterday
afternoon and will be sent on to their desti-
nation. 49, & 10 =
Geo. W. eushirg, lately appointed superin-
tendent of motive power and machinery of the
Northern Pacific. is in st. Paul, and will open
an office in St. Paul April l.
Yesterday twelve coaches Of emigrants
from Canada came through over the Chicago,
St. Paul s. Omaha line, and with them came
ffty-seyen car loads of emigrants' moyeables:
E. A. Whitaker, of the Minneapolis &. St.
Louis, and G. F. Lee, of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific road, who accom-.
| panied the emigrants on their way forth. re-
| turned yesterday. -
Mr.. j. G. Pond, agent for all foreign steam
| lines, who has an offise with Mr.. Barnes, of
| the Nor .hern Pacific, is now prepared to give
all the information required as to passage,
ETC., to foreign countries.
| G.. E. Robb, who has been with the st.
Paul s. Manitoba road for many years, has
been appointed city ticket agent of that ROAD,
and has his desk in Hazards Office, on the
corner of Third and Sioley streets.
The freight department of the Northern
Pacific road has been notified of the starting OF
seven cars of Immigrant movables from
| Green Bay for FaIgo, and four cars of move
ables from Port Huron with eight passenger
coaches also for Fargo.
One span of the Little Falls & Dakota
| bridge, at Little Falls, is completed. The
other will be completed in ten days. The
| track laying will be begun and the contractors
are expected to lay the track Of the Northern
| Pacific road into GlenwoOd in August and to
Morris in September.
The Grand Trunk trains that we're announced
| to start from Ottawa with emigrants on the
2Sth and 10Th inst. will come through on
| those days. At one time the delaying them on
account of the storms was almost decided
upon, but it has been finally concluded that
| they shall come through as arranged for.
Official notification was filed with the sec
| rotary of state yesterday of the consolidation
of the Chicago, Freeport & Northwestern
! railroad company with the Chicago, Frseport
named corporation was organized under the
laws of Illinois and the latter under the laws
OF WISCONSIN,. 7-----s---------.
| Mr.. Cross, superintendent of transportation
of the Northern Pacific road, is advised thai
Yellowstone river is wholly open and that the
| ice is locsening as far as Buford, SO that q
break up at Bismarck may be anticipated al
any time. The bridge being built at Bismarck
is in good condition. Two of the channel
piers are completed, anG the other one ii
twenty-five feet up. Mr.. Cross pronounces
the work splendid piece of masonry
| Messrs. Haupt Of the Northern Pacific, and
Marvel, of the st, Paul & Manitoba
have returned from their trip to New York,
where they went some weeks ago to consult
as to freight matters. While IN New York
they reached q conclusion, but all the details
were not completed there but will be in few
days. The arrangement is to pool business
| from st. Paul and all points to sSauk Rapids,
| inclusive between these points and Pelican,
] Glyndon, Moorhead and Fargo. i9.F
H. Clark & Co., the Coulson proprietors,
expected to have the plat of the town com.
pleted and ready for inspection
| to-day, but have been disap.
pointed. 1t Will not be ready before
| Monday next. Geo. 3. Hulme the secretary
and treasurer of the corporation the Mime
sofa aud Montana improvement company, is
here in st. Paul and will leave for Cpulson to.
night to establish the bank for the corpora.
ton and open an office for the general bust
| ness.