Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-09
THE BOUNDARY LINES
Changes in Territories Announced by the
Cotton Belt.

Changes in Territories Announced by the
Cotton Belt.
The Cotton Belt route has issued supple
ment No. 10 TO rate circular No ll9, effect
i've .Iuig 10. describing stations and differ
entails applicable on freight traffic destined
10 Cotton Belt stations in Arkansas and
Louisiana. and announcing the following
changes
ST.I.oUIs TERRITORY.-St Louis territory
is restricted to the following limits. viz:
Beginning at East St Louis, thence via
the Cairo Snort Line to DuGuoin. ILL.,, thence
via illinois Central railway to. but not in
Guiding Cairo Ill. thence north on the east
bank of the Mississippi river to East St.
Louis, i'll.
NorE-RateS from other points heretofore
taking 81 Louis rates shall hereafter be
made on The sum Of locals.
CTNCISNATI TERRITORY Beginning Gin
ciuuati, including Covlngton and Newport;
thence via the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati and
81. Louis railway, via Nenla TO Spring
field, ONO, thence VIA the Cleveland, Gin
cinuati. Chicago and 81. Louis railroad to
Troy. Ohio: thence via the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton railroad - Leipsic,
Ohio: thence via The New York. Chicago
and St Louis railroad to Fort Wayne, Ind.
thence via the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern railway north to Waterloo and
west 10 Ellhart; thence VIA the Clncin-
matt. Wabash and Michigan railway TO
Niles; thence to Lake Michigan ii New
Buffalo. and thence via the shore of Lake
Michigan TO Chicago, III; thence south on
the Illinois and Indiana state line 10 q point
Just north of the Ohio and Mississippi rail
road: thence north OF the northern boundary
line of the Louisville territory to LeXing-
ton: thence via the Kentucky Central rail
way through Paris and Cynthiana to the
Ohio river at Newport. opposite Cincinnati.
Toledo-DetrOit MISUNDERSTANDING at q
point iugt south and east of Newport:
thence eaSJ of the eastern boundary lines of
the Cincinnati and Louisville territories TO
q point lust north of Chattanooga; thence
on the line OF the L. T., V. and G. railroad
to and Including Bristol. Tenn. thence
north on line drawn east of Bristol to a
point on the Ohio river Just east OF Ashland,
XIV. thence through Coal Grove. Ironton
and Portsmouth to the SciOto Valley divis-
ion of the n and W railway TO Columbus,
Ohio: thence via the Big Four road to Edi-
son. Ohio; thence via the I. and o. {. rail
way to Berwick, Ohio: thence via the c. c.
ana St. Louis railway TO THIN. Ohio: thence
via, the \. ". 0. railroad to Burgeon,
sfsssio. thence via the L. f. and W. railway
TO Fremont. Ohio; thence via the W. and
l.. F. railway to ana including Toledo.
Ohio: thence via the west shores of Lake
Erie Detroit river and Lake St. Clair to
Fort Gratiot. Mich, including Windsor.
Ont. thence from Port Huron via the F.
and p NJ railroad to Vassar; thence via
the Michigan Genital railway to Bay City,
including Caro-: thence south to OwoSSo:
thence via the Detroit, Grand Haven and
Milwaukee railroad TO Grand Rapids;
thence via the Grand Rapids and Indianap-
oils railroad TO Muskegon; thence via the
Shore of Lake Michigan to the northern
boundary line of Cincinnati territory.
Detroit rates will apply on burial cases
and relrigerators. carloads and less from
Bedding, Mich.