Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-10

points (as published b, initial Ines) viii be
reduced TO IS cents. Effective March l.. This
Information was received at the various rail-
way headquarters III this city yesterday
T. H Hinton. general freight agent Of the
Texas IN Pacidc at Dallas, was in the railway
center yesterday
George W. Clark division superintendent Of
the Texas and Pacific, Da las, was IN the rail-
way ceater yesterday.
J. Il Shuford, general livestock agent OF the
Union Pacific system. HEADQUARTERS at Denver,
was in the city yesIereay.
". h Cogswell, travelling freight agent of
the Santa re Of Dallas, was among the visitors
who came over yesterday.
A. J. whitehead. travelling passenger agent
Of the big -Four, o. Dallas, was over yester-
day taking in the procession
J. E. Gailbraith, general freight agent OF the
Texas ana Pacific, Palestine. was here yester-
day taking IN the convention
o. H Brown, assistant general freight agent
Of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Of Kan
sas City, left foc home last evening.
S K. Wheeler, general superintendent Of
transportation OF the Santa Fe Of Galveston.
was visitor in the city yesterday.
G. F. Thomas, commercial agent Of the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas at Henrietta. came
down yesterday to see the crowd-and saw it
The city ticket Offices were made general
headquarters for the visiting railway men yes
terday, and jollier crowd never got together.
George E. Mes manager OF the railway tele-
yesterday to hear Hon. George Clark's speech.
AS the convention draws to close the live
stock agents Of the various railways are kert
in their offices talking business with the ship
pers.
Leroy Trice division superintendent Of the
Texas and Pacific, Mcrshan, was in the city
yesterday, but departed for business visit to
Dallas.
c. c. Drake, chief clerk in the general freight
and passenger department OF the Fort Worth
and Denver, took in the speaking yesterday
afternoon.
n. r. Irvine, superintendent OF bridges. build
ingS and ways OF Galveston, connected with
the Santa Fe, was mixing with his friends here
yesterday.
j. C. Leary. forrr erly general livestock agent
of the Union P3cif., but now general manager
OF the Kansas City Union stockyards, Is taking
in the convention.
The popular Texas and Pacific passenger
conductor, C. w. Smith, accompanied by his
wife, returned from a pleasant trip to New
Orleans last night
There will be held an important business
meeting o the Railway Employees club at the
rooms, corner Fourth and Main streets, en-
Monday night. and all members are requested
to postpone any previous engagements and at
tend Their presence is needed.
The Tevas and Pacific grievance committee
held its annual session in Marshall Monday and
Tuesday. The committee reported all serene
between the company and its employees at pres
ent, except perhaps few minor complaints.
and this, under the existing circumstances, is
considered remarkable showing. The officers
are: W. r. Mansfield, chairman. division No.
50, Texarkana; w. j. Holden. vice-chairman,
division los New Orleans; R. NJ. Higgs. secre-
Jary and treasurer, division 81, Fort Worth.
The delegater are: P, A. Koran, division 81,
Fort Worth; H. ]. Parry, division 2j6 Big
Springs; j, c. Nichols, division SO, Texarkana.
The special trains run yesterday by the Fort
Worth and Denver and Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe for the accommodation of the cattle
men was big card, and the cattlemen and
tor
courtesy. Many were the compliments paid
the managers of the excursions. Messrs.
Charles Wear of the Denver and J. L. Penning-
ton OF the Santa Fe. both livestock rustlers,
looked after the cattlemen. while other Of
ficials OF the two roads, headed by Superin-
tendent J. V. GCo5e of the Denver and ]. J.
Mullane, commercial agent of the Santa Fe,
made it their business to see that all were ac-
commodatcd.