Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-19
RAILROAD NOTES.

r. G. Flournoy, general agent of the lum-
Der line, has gone to Mcmillan. Green Bay
and north Wisconsin.
Mr.. j. H. Hanson, of the land department
of the st. Paul & Manitoba road, leaves this
morning for trip over the whole line.
A time schedule for the arrival and depart
ure of all trains to and from Minneapolis has
been prepared and will be sent out in few
days.
Mr.. Reddleheimer, general European agent
Of the Northsrn Pacific, left last night for
trip over the road preparatory to leaving for
Europe.
Mr.. L. L. Coffee, Northwestern travelling
agent of the Canada Southern, with head.
quarters at Milwaukee, arrived at st. Pau
yesterday.
Judge Chandler figured up yesterday that
he had been in the employ of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Panl road for twenty eight
and one-half years.
Mr.. James Smith, Jr., president of the St.
Paul & Duluth road, and Mr.. Stimson, gen.
eral superintendent of the same, left yester-
day for trip over the road.
WILL iiatSo duA cACoSOios L. NfAtCl
and johnson, of the St. Paul g. Omaha road,
| started out yesterday for trip over thu west
ern portion of the road as far as Sioux City.
The Northern Pacific people received infor-
| nation yesterday thar the Dakota delegation
arrived safely at Chicago, and had left for
Washington. Mr.. Barnes pill probably arrive
| in St. Paul tomorrow.
| For the first and only time this year the
Northern Pacific road had to bring out the
snow pillow last week to clear portion of the
| track in Dakota, which caused a delay of not
| over thirty minutes to the train.
Mr.. A. V. H. Carpenter, general passenger
| and ticket agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul road, has sent out printed circulars
notifying railroad employees that they must
| not receive any pay or presents from any one
under pain and penalty of being discharged.
As soon as the Northwestern completes the
gap between Blue Earth and Des Moines, prob
ably by early spring, through trains will be
put on for st. Paul. The crews will be
changed at Elmore, at the state line. This will
be very great advantage to the business OF
St, Paul and to the travelling public gener.
ally.
| A handsome new sleeper, made over al
Brainerd by the Northern Pacific road, arrived
yesterday, and is now standing. OF
the track at the Union depot
in St. Paul. It is named
minneapolis" and is very elegant piece Of
workmanship. Il is made over from one o.
the Northern Pacific sleepers, on the Pullman
palace car principle, and is claimed to be equa
tn any similar piece of workmanship from tn.
Pullman shops. The company has ordered
three more new Pullman palace cars, which
will give it six new ones in all.
The St. Paul & Manitoba road, under thu
management of Mr.. J. B. Powers, is disposins
of an immense amount of land along the lint
of it's road. The amount of sales during tn
last six months of 1881 more than doubled
those of the same months of the preceding
year. Nearly two million acres have been soil
in the vicinity of Crookston and Grand Forks
and settlers are focking in rapidly and taking
up the lands under the government acts. Thi
indicates which way population is drifting
There is every indication that the immigration
during the coming year will be great dea
larger than ever before.