Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12
RAIL AND RIVER.

Kansas wheat is beiAg shipped this way
IN considerable guam titles,
General Manager Haupt, Of the Northern
Pacific road, has gone to Morris
The gross earnings of the ST. Paul &
Duluth roed FOR August are $1O3,5OO.
General Traffic Manager Hiland of the
Chicago, st. Paul 81 Omaha road, has gone
to Chicago.
Dir. Barnes. general passenger and ticket
agent Of the Northern Pacific road, has
gone up the road.
FraIns Peterson. travelling agent of the
National Line Steamship company, of
Chicago, is in town.
'Generak superintendent Stinson of the
st. Paul " Manitoba road has issued the
following circular:
At is reported that during the first week
in September the Chicago, st. Paul s.
Omaha road earned S103,976.
Miss Amelia Thompson has received the
appointment of secretary of general tick
| ct agent Dodge, of the Duluth road.
The eastern train ON the Milwaukee road
W as two hours late yesterday afternoon,
owing to the heavy load of passengers.
Geo. Hazard, of the st. Paul. M. & ST.
Louis, is arranging for another excursion
to Portland, Me. to leave st. Paul on the 18th
Gen. Superintendent Crimson, Assistant
Superintendent Wakeman, and Roadmaster
Mayer of the st. Paul & Manitoba road,
have gone to Fergus Falls.
Mr.. Davis, the general ticket and pas
senger agent of the st. Paul & Manitoba
road, is having his room cleaned up and
whitewashed. While this process is
being gone through with Mr.. Davis takes
up his quarters in the next room with
Gen. Alexander.
1t is rumored that l.. S. Kemble. general
freight agent of the st. Paul & Manitoba
road, has resigned and accepted the posi-
ton of general northwestern agent OF the
Albert Lea route. Mr.. Kemble is man
of great ability and is peculiarly fitted for
the department he occupies. He is de-
cided gain to any road that secures his
services.
Supt. Lincoln of the Omaha line, has
made the following appointments to go
into effect Sept. IL: T. E. Clarke, assistant
! superintendent of the st. Paul division;
H. R. Magill, Geo Noble, train dispatchers.
The assistant superintendent, in addition
to his other duties will have full iurisdic-
ton over the train department, including
the train dispatchers and their assistants,
and during the absence Of the superintend-
ent will also act for him. The train dis
! patchers will give orders for the movement
of trains and distribution of cars.
Mr.. G. G. Wrenshall having resigned the
position of master of roads, the Office is
abolished, and the following appointments
are announced: J. c.. Brennan, roadmaster
OF Fergus Falls division, with headquarters
at st. Paul. J. w. Mayer, roadmaster of
Breckinri dge division including branches
and extensions, with headquarters at Della
no, MINI. NJ. Mansion, roadmaster of
northern division, including branches and
extensions with headquarters at Crookston,
MINI. Roadmasters will be accountable to
division superintendent, and will make
acquisitions on them for all material and
supplies required. They will also select
their own assistants, subject to the appro-
val of the general superintendent. The
Office of master of roads having been abol-
ished. until further notice the bridges, build
ing and water supply of this company will
be in charge of Mr.. n. D. Miller, assistant
engineer, with headquarters at st. Paul.