The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-01
Nevz Appointment to Take Eject To-day.

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An official circular, signed by John Newell
president of the Lake Shore road, states that
George Sherman has been appointed general
manager of the Red line, vice s. D. Caldwell, re-
signed. A circular issued by John c. Noyes
general manager of the Merchants Despatch,
gives notice of the appointment of w. w. Hook
their agent at Peoria as agent at Chicago, J. w
Powell to succeed Mr. Hook at Peoria. A cir
cuiar from general manager Villas of the Erie &
North Shore and Commercial express, gives
notice of the consolidation of the
Offices of the two lines at Peoria, and the APP
pointment of HI. B. DoX as the joint agent. Gen
eral Manager Mitchell, of the Blue line, an
nounces that they will to day open an Office at
Portland, Ore, and that H. G. Echenberger has
been appointed their agent at that point This
line will now run its loaded ears between Port
land, Me-, and Portland, Ore, without
breaking bulk. Samuel Mclaughlin,
chief clerk in the office of c. S. Saw
yeti general manager of the Continental line,
left yesterday for Buffalo, N. Y. to assume the
duties of general manager of the Globe fast
freight line, mention of the organization of
which was noticed in the Journal of Tuesday
last. NJ. NJ Lands last night severed his CON
nection with the Niekle-plate and the Hoosac
Tunnel lines, both of which he has represented
for some months past at this point. Mr.. Lands
viii leave in day or two to assume the duties
of western manager of the Merchants Despatch,
headquarters Chicago.
Henry Gablemen has been appointed travelling
auditor of the Wabash road, eastern division,
vice NJ A. Mcdonald, resigned. j. Francisco
has been appointed travelling auditor of the mid
die division.
Frank E. Snow, for several years past general
agent of the Wabash road at Detroit, to-day
severed his connection with the road
Changes to Take Effect To-day in the Passen-
ger Department of the Big Four.
general reorganization of the passenger de-
partmcnt of the Cincinnati, indianapolis, St
Louis & Chicago system takes place to-day. John
Egan, general passenger agent, issues the fol
lowing circular, concerning the distribution of
territory among his passenger agents:
John L. Milan, S. E. p A, is to have gen
eral charge of territory south and east of Cncin-
natl; headquarters, Cincinnati
w. H. Page, T. P. A, the State of Ohio trib-
utary to Cincinnati and indianapolis; the line of
the B. & o. east of Wheeling and Parkersburg;
will also make occasional posting trips over the
c., N. 0. & I. P, and c. s. O. railways; head
quarters at Cincinnati o.
Ed Swift, r. P. A, the lines of the Kentucky
Central and G. & 0. railways also the c.. N. o.
& 7. p, between Cincinnati and Lexington;
headquarters, Lexington. Ky.
John II. Martin, D. P. A., the main line and
branches of the c., l., St L. & G. railway, east
of Indianapolis; the 0. & M. railway, south of
North Vernon; the j. N, & /; l. & "; Wanda
ma j. q 81. L.; l., d. u W.; W., st. H. d L. H.,
p. & G. division); c. H. & T.; L., N A. & C.,
north to Monon c., c., c. & l.; c., St L. & P.
lines in Indiana Headquarters: 1874 South Hi
nos street, indianapolis.
c. s. LaFolette, w. P. A, main line north of
Indianapolis, to Seneca; the W, St L. G. P.
railway, west from Lafayette and Sheldon and
tributary lines; the L. E. & w. railway; c., r.
! q p railway, west from Seneca and tributary
lines, and to assist Mr.. j. c. Tucker, G. N p. A.
in the Northwest Headquarters: South freight
depot, Lafayette. G. W. Norris, 7. P. A, the