San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-12
RAILROAD LOCALITIES.

The International and Great Northern
had a train load Of stock from here to
Chicago yesterday.
The Southern Pacific had car of City
beer to FlatOnia yesterday.
An additional lineman, Frank Clyde.
has been stationed here to look after the
wires of the Arkansas Pass.
The genial chief clerk of the Intcrna-
tional and Great Northern freight depot,
George K. Brown. is not the A. ID. Brown.
late receiving clerk, resigned
Cards are ont for the marriage of Mr..
w. II. Dick and Miss Georgia NumSen at
Palestine, June Is. Mr.. Dick is junior
chief clerk in the general passenger de-
partmcnt of the international and Great
Northern at Palestine.
Conductor w. l.. Wilder, of the Intcrna-
tiOnal and Great Northern. is the fisher
man of that road. He has ID record of a
catch of 80 in few hours out of Long
lake, near Palestine.
Two new horse cars for the street rail-
way in .Iuarcz, Mex. passed over the
Southern Pacific yesterday.
A train load of steel rails for the Mon
tercy and Mexican Gulf railway, Mexico,
passed over the Southern Pacific yeSter-
day.
NJ. L. Campbell, late of San Antonio, is
now an operator for the |. & G.. n, at
Taylor.
Roadmaster J. Mcleod, OF the division
of the Arkansas Pass between YOakum
and Lexington. has resigned and has gone
back to the Texas Pacific. His place is
supplied by Tom Hogan.
Mr. C. A. Merriam, general Superin-
tendcnt of the Arkansas Pass. returned
last night from an extended trip of in
SpectiOn.
Mr.. John TOuIIcrtOn, agent of the Pa
CitiC Express, at Bolton, is visiting his
brother, George, who is chief clerk in the
office of Superintendent Merriam.
John RedmOn, formerly freight claim
agent for the Missouri. Kansas & Texas,
has been appointed agent for the San An
tonic & Arkansas Pass, at Bceville, for
which point accompanied by his lady, he
left yesterday. taking the place of ;. =.
Prince, resigned.
Thomas Fitz-SimmOnS has been APP
pointed ticket agent and telegraph opera
tor for the Arkansas Pass at houston.
John C. Lewis, travelling passenger
agent of the NJ. X. 4 T. was in the city
yesterday.
Mr. Geo. F. Lupton is moving into his
new country house, which he recently
purchased from 5. P. Maury.
The travelling passenger agent is full of
guile and ParSOn II. Tom Kingsley, of
the l.. Il n. is no exception. With a smile
on his face he comes to the famous Alamo
city and announces that he has given up
thoughts of amaSSing further business for
the Ellen \" and has turned his attention
to recuperatng his broken GU health. But
the PEARSON" is here to capture the X. of
=. excursion to milwaukee,, and his broken
down constitution is a snare.
The east bound passenger train of the
Southern Pacific, which left here at Sis
Tuesday night, was thrown from the
track, at CibOlO, Is miles east of here. A
misplaced switch was the cause, bolt OF
the lever having fallen out so that the
switch was not thrown and leaving the
switch man under the impression that it
was o. X. The engine was turned com
pletely over into the ditch, the engineer
receiving slight scratch. The paSSen-
gers We're considerably shaken up, but
beyond delaying the train until am. and
smashing up the engine no damage was