The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-06
OFFICE OF DC. DODGE, MANAGER,
UNDER THE LEASE OF THE
LINES OF THE d. &. r. @.
WESTERN,
DENVER, Col April 4, 1884.
GENERAL ORDER NO. /.


DENVER, Col April 4, 1884.
GENERAL ORDER NO. /.
| To the Superintendent and all off,
GERS, agents and employees:
All officers, Superintendent, agents
and employees on the lines of the
Denver & Rio Grande Western Rail-
wav Company in Utah, are notified
that the Undersigned, d. G. Dodge,
| is manager of those lines of rail.
ways, and that reports must be
made to him in the usual course of
business, or as he shall direct. AS
one of the ess ential conditions of the
lease of the lines mana
ger was mutually agreed uptn
by both lessor and lessee, and the
undersig aed was thus designated. In
the lease by article ten it is provided
that he shall have full charge OF the
demised property and may..establish
all needful rules and regulations
usual and proper for the actual OPP
Grafton OF the lines, and that he
shall have power to employ and dis.
charge at pleasure ali such subordi-
nate officers, superintend agents,
and employ es, as he shall in his dis
erection deem necessary for the sue
cessful operation of the leased
property and the discharge Of his
duties in the premises, subject only
to the joint action Of the parties to
the lease. This provision vests in
the .uudersigned the superior au-
thority on the leased lines unless
both lessor and lessee concur, and
the undersigned has no right to
abandon the trust reposed In
him. Notice is therefore given
that any orders by Frederick
Lovejoy President of the
Denver s. Rio Grande Railway
Company, or any other officer there
of, assuming to exercise or interfere
with the powers conGded in the un-
dersigned, will be considered an at
tempt at usurpation and must be
disregsrded.
MIR. W. II. Bancroft, with head
quarters at Salt Lake City, is con.
tinued in office as superintendent OF
the lipes of the Denver s. Rio
Grande Western Railway Company
In Utah, under the authority of the
undersigned; ADD all subordinate
officers, agents and employees VIE
report to him. ID. C.. DODGE,
/ Manager under the lease
As the annual meeting takes
place in Denver Tomorrow we may
soon look for something definite
1 DAMAGES FOR 4 VOICE.
/ a singular suit for damages was
recently concluded il Charlotte, =
EC. MIR. J. M. Turrentine was some
years ago mail agent on the route
between Charlotte and Danylle
He claimed that during the cold
weather the CON psny failed to pro-
4 vide a steve in his car, from which
he took cold add suffered so severely
II that he lost his voice. Mr.. Tur-
1 rentins appraised his voice at $4,000
/ snd brought salt against the Rich
4 mond &DanVille Company for that
I amount. The suit was finally CON
Icludsd by verdict against the eoEl.
4 pany for S2s59S.
4 PULLMAN PORTER THIEF.
4 Recently a colored porter oE a
i Pullman car running between New
& York and Chicago was arrested on a
I charge of stealing which it seems
j the son of HAN had been carrying
Il on in a systematic. manner for some
Il time. There were found in mis- pos
& session two gold watches, six die
9.nond rings, two Ola mond studs, "a
5opal ring and q pear opera glass;
i how much more hesHay have taken
and disposed of there is no telling
lEEeretofOre travellers have had such
ieonfldence ia Pullman em pl0yees
that they have not Aesitated in
ipsscing aoy valuables in their care,
out if the above is sample Of the
1 perters' honesty. 1T may be well cor
the public when en- YOGte to csrry
| their precious articles sewed in a
] belt a Ia stage travel of early days
| ACCIDENT RECORD
| Barring the month of February
there was total of lie accidents
reported, in which twenty-five per-
sons were killed and 159 injured.
AS eam cared with February OF last
year. there was decrease of seven
| tJ-iOui dCC'OcnN g C1u W -hIbC hllA
ed ahd thirty-six injured. L be
months OF January and February of
this year show a total of 257 acct
dents-seventy-eight killed and 500
injured, which is a monthly aver
age Of iS9 accidents-thirty-nine
killed and los hurt-last February
being much below the average.
February accidents may be CLASH
fed as follows: Collisions from the
rear, II; Collisions from butting, IL J.;
collisions from crossing, /; broken
rails, 10; broken bridges, 3; spread
ing of rails, 6; broken axle, 5; acct
dental obstruction, 8; cattle, 2; land
slides and washouts. 6; snow, ice or
wind, 3; misplaced switches, II;
other causes, %.
| ELEGANCE ON WHEELS.
The finest car ever built, and of
which THK HERALD msde mention
last Sunday, has just been completed
| in Wilmington, Del., for the Pre'i-
dent OF the Argentine Republic, and
Is d described as follows by the Will
mington News: The whole frame.