Daily globe., 1883-07-29
RAIL AND RIVER.
Norther Pacific X. Exchanges in its Or
Oants6ti0n.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 1, 1888.
The following changes are hereby made
IN the organization Of the operating de-
partments of the Northern Pacific rail-
road, the same to take effect this date.
J.T. Odell, is appointed assistant gene-
raj manager of the eastern division to in
clude all branches and leased lines east Of
Helena, Montana.
The charge of j. NJ. Buckley, assistant
general manager of western divisions, is
extended to Helena, and includes all
branches and leased lines west of that
point Office at New Tacoma, W. L.
John Muir is appointed superintendent
of traffic for the whole line,-Ofice at st.
Paul, MINI.
The assistant general managers are au-
thorized to approve all acquisitions, pay
rolls and vouchers on the divisions under
their charge, and perform the ordinary Of
fetal duties of the general manager.
They will, unless otherwise ordered su-
pervise and direct the operations of the
transportation and road departments, and
receive reports from all officers conn ected
Herewith.
The machinery department for the
whole line will continue as heretofore un-
der the charge of G. w. Gushing, superin-
tendent of motive power,s machinery and
rolling stock, who will report to the gen
eral manager.
The operating divisions east Of Helena
will be consolidated into three grand divi-
sions, as follows:
The first grand division will embrace
the Minnesota division and branches includ
ing the st. Paul and Northern Pacific; the
Northern Pacific, Fergus and Black Hills;
the Little Falls and Dakota; the Wisconsin
division, and such other branches, extern
sions and leased lines as may be connected
Herewith.
The second grand division will include
the Dakota and Missouri divisions, the
Fargo and Southwestern, the jamestown
and Northern, and other branches and ex-
tensions to be constructed hereafter.
The third grand division will include the
Yellowstone and Montana divisions, the
National Park branch, and other branches
10 be constructed.
NJ. G. Kimberly will be superintendent
of the first grand Sndivision.-Ofice Brain
erd, MINI. A. E. Law and W. D. Simp-
son, assistants, with offices at st. Paul and
Fergus Falls, Mimi, respectively.
j. Al. Graham, superintendent of second
grand division.-Offiee Fargo, D. T. A. L.
Mcleod, assistant, in charge of Missouri
division. vice D. R. Taylor, resigned
Office Mandon, D. T.
S. B. Ainslie, superintendent of the
third grand division.-Ofice Glendive,
Montana. F. L. Richmond, assistant, in
charge Of Montana Division.-Ofice Liv-
ingston, Montana.
fhis consolidation of divisions will affect
only the general supervision. All accounts,
pay rolls, vouchers, ETC., must be kept sep
arate and distinct for each division as
heretofore, and especial attention must be
given to the distribution of accounts in
order that the operating expenses of each
division may be separately and accurately
determined, in accordance with instruc
tions heretofore given,
Uniformity in rules; regulations, signals,
forms and accounts must be insisted on,
and no division superintendent or other
officer will be permitted to vary from es
tablished standards in construction and
operation without the approval in writing
Of the general manager.
Approved: T. F. OAKBs, H. HAUPT,
Vice President, General Manager.
THE MATTER OF PASSES.
Another circular has also been issued
by the same company declaring who are
entitled to passes, as follows:
NoRTHKN PACIFIC RAILRoAD Co.,
OFFICE OF TIE GENERAL MANAGER.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, August l, 1888. }
The instructions contained in the follow
ing circular must be Obeyed:
The extension of tie Northern Pacific
railroad into Montana, and the early com
pletion of it's lines to the Yellowstone
park and to the Pacific, will no doubt very
greatly increase the applications for spe-
cial privileges by religious, charitable,
medical. legal, scientific and other associa-
tions, and by numerous other classes.
The general manager is therefore in
structed to grant 40 special trains or spe-
cial cara gratuitously to any applicant
without authority in each individual case
from this Office, and to observe the rule OF
declining all applications for free passes,
unless he shall, in his judgment, decide
that the interest of the company in any
particular case requires the issue, when he
will report the fact and his reason therefor
to this Office, as required by existing rules
Ane general rules necebOIOf0 adopted II
| reference to passes aud reduced rate tick
| cts issued to clergymen, press representa-
tives and others, are sufficiently liberal,
and must be rigidly enforced.
T. F. OAKos,
Vice President.
New York, January 1st, 1888.
Passes and reduced rates to army off
| GERS, members of the press, missionaries
and clergymen will be given under pre-
scribed rules by G. K. Barnes. general
| ticket agent, st. Paul, to whom appIica-
ton should be made directly, and not
! through the general manager.
No passes will be given to influence bus;-
ness, None TO parties who visit tie coun-
try with a view to settlement. None to
parties who propose to start new indus
tries, or solicit business for established
houses. \ 'Io 10 parties who wish to see
the cOuotry and write notices. None to
seekers Or grazing ranges. None to en-
piOyss OF other r, ads who wish to
see the C ,untry, except when special
request is made by the general manager
! None to employees of Northern Pacific
beyond the division to which they belong,
except when travelling on company busi-
ness under proper authority. None to
families of employees except by recommen-