Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
The RAILWAYS
Resolutions of Rsspect-G. X. X !. Earnings
and ENPenses-More Cars Wanted.

and ENpenses-More Cars Wanted.
Division Supt NJ F. Wattles, OF the KaIa-
mazoO Division of the L. 5. & NJ. ; was IN
the city yesterday,
Both the G r. Il l. and the C. & W. N
are in need of additional freight cars to ac-
cOmmOdate their Increasing business.
Willard Lowell, General Superintendent
of the United States mail service for Michi-
gan and contiguous states, was II the city
yesterday.
Henry Sullivan, President Hugharts Phi
vate Secretary, has returned from vaca-
tion spent in the East. He left last night
for a fishing jaunt North.
SEQ ". Dunlap, formerly Superintend-
ent Of the NeRaygo Division Of the &. K
w N, was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Dunlap is now connected with one of the
Chicago lines.
The business Of the Auditing Department
Of the g. r. & l. has Just been closed up for
the first six months Of 1856 The following
figures are summed up as the running ex-
psDses and the earnings ot the road, not IN
Guiding interest moneys, in the three
branches: Nam Line G. r. * l., earnings
Sss7. 20s.5s. expenses S6l5 S2o %; Rich
mond Branch. earnings Sl7l 347 49, ex-
penses Sl32. 754.54: Traverse City Branch
earnings S20.559 81. expenses Sl6.622 l3.
Total earnings, 81 l079 ll27l; torsl expenses
S765 334 80, net earnings, S3l3, 1892.
At meeting of the citizens OF the Village
OF Edmore held September l5 1856 the
following resolutions were adopted:
Fhereqs. The officers ofthe Detroit, Lansing
and Northern and the Grand Rapids and
Indiana Railroad Companies have given to
the citizens OF this village in connection
with others an excursion 20 the city Of
Grand Rapids. Therefore, Resolved, That
we hereby tender 40 The officials OF said
roads our thanks for their efforts in that di-
rection and tor the full and complete accom-
modation furnished on scch occasions, also.
Res1fref. That We tender 10 the citizens OF
Grand Rapids our thanks for the most cor
dial reception received at their hands, and
for tie sImptuous manner in which we
were entertained by them.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Michigan pass niger agents was held at the
Morton House Yesterday morning, with the
following officials present. George T. King
the Secretary OF the Association. represent
iDg the II G. in the absence of Mr. Whit
new ~ A. Gavett, OF the G. & w NJ, rep
reseating also the d.. l.. & y r. C. STRAIT
ton. of the D.. a. H. & NJ: G. l.. Lock wood
~ ihe q. r. & T.. and James Houston, Cen
era superintendent Of the Pontiac. oxford
& Pt Austin. Nothing else than routine
business was transacted, save the adoption
Ut fhe following resolutions relative 60 the
death of J. II. Carpenter Resined That
this Association has learned with deep re-
greet 0f she death ST our lac associate. Jason
II Carpenter. and that we extend 10 bis
wife and daughter our deepest and most
sincere sympathy iu this. their hour of be
resvement aud join with them in mourn
ing his ioss. De was honest. zealous and
"a r4. al atfrt~o rf fffn arsI
can but express our deep sense Of regret
faaf te should BE called from oar midst in
che morning of his most efficient manhood
hseiraf That a COPY IF fhis resolution be
spreEd upon The minutes Cf this Association
and puhiehed in the proceedings &c this
meeting and thar copy be sent 20 the re-
rsaVe,i wifs and daugufer 81 Cincinnati hv
telegraph today. end furnished t0t the Grand
hari8s daily papers fsr puriioaHon