San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-08
RAILROAD BoYCoTTED.
The Onion Pacific the Subject-The
Yoakum RESOLUTIONS Of Re
pret- Railroad Spikes

Sret-
There are lively times being had among
the railroad men in this vicinity, and
general hour Of hustling is at hand. The
following items have been gathered
around the depots, offices, etc:
About forty magDateS went over the D.
A. p. to Beeville yesterday.
II. C. Archer, travelling passenger agent
Of the o. & NJ, with headquarters at Dial
las. is in the city.
w. IL. Able, travelling passenger agent
of the c. Il A., with headquarters at Dai-
las. is In the city.
G. f. Lupton, the mo trouble to an
swer questions" ticket agent of the ). A..
P, says passenger traffic over his road Is
booming, especially is it so between
here and Houston.
r. Wynne Andrews, general passenger
agent of the s. A. p, has gone TO Oal-
las.
r. L. Price, station agent Of the S. A.
P. at Portl and. is in the city.
The new schedule of the Southern Pa
-cific takes effect Sunday, Dec. Is. Inc
following are the changes:
No. 20, arrives a. m; leaves Tor the
west at $50 a. m.
No. Is, arrives from the east at Ais p.
M, and stops.
No. 10. arrives from the west at 1:05 p.
m; leaves for the east 1:3O p. m.
No. Is leaves for the east at 9 p. m.
UNION PACIFIC BoYCoTTED.
The following circular has been re-
ceived in this city, which will create some
what of sensation in railway circulars:
To Connecting Lines: The Union Pa
cific railway system have, by thei" cur
rent circulars and existing regulations,
prohibited the issue of many One-way and
round trip tickets reading in part over
the undersigned lines. or made sale OF
such tickets practically impossible,
thus closing to our lines and our
various connection important gatewayS
that were formerly OPP n to us, and i'm
plying by their acts a desire to cease the
interchange of business with this COM
panies.
In view Of these facts, you are respect
fully requested to remove from sale all
round trip tickets, or orders for same,
reading over the undersigned lines. any
portion of which read over the Union
Pacific railway, as such tickets will not
be accepted by the undersigned roads If
sold after November 30, 1892.
Signed: John Francis, G. p. A., b. Il
M. railroad, p. s. Eustis, G. p. A c. b.
81 Q. railroad, j. Ii. Bennett, &. p. A,
r. G. w. railroad. John Sebastian, G. P.
A., r. !. & P, railroad. S: K. Hooper, G.
P. A., ID. e. r. G. railroad, Chas. 5. Lee,
G. p. A., C. NJ. railroad, G. L. Nicholson,
G. P. and T. A., T. & s. +. railroad.
When the Southern Pacific takes
charge of the S A. p. in January, San
Antonians need not be at all afraid that
the general offices will be removed from
here. For the charter of the company
reads that the headquarters, must be
maintained at San Antonio. 1t is more
prob able that The headquarters of the S.
p, now at Houston, will be moved here.
The moving OF the general land office
here is an indication of Tie fact. The Ar
ansas Pass, according to the charter, must
be under separate ma nagemenJ. This
being the case parties interested have been
anxious to know who will be at its head.
BY parties who are in a position to know,
a LIGHT reporter was yesterday informed
that it is possible that Mr.. Fl. E. Hun
tington. nephew of Mr.. G. p. Huntington,
and his confidential advisor, will be preiS-
dent.
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED.
At meeting of representatives of the
different departments OF the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass railway, held at San
Antonio, Dec. nth, 1892, for the purpose
of expressing their regret on account of
Mr.. B. F. Yoakum severing his connec-
tion with the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railway, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Mr.. b. f. Yoakum, who has
been connected with the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railway since its inception,
as general manager, has severed his con-
nection with the road, be it
Resolved, That in Severing his connec-
ton this road has lost an able manager,
and we, its en- ployes, a firm friend and
trusted adviser. Be it further
Resolved, that Mr.. Yoakum has the
well wishes of all his old employees in any
vocation he may engage, and that a copy
| of these resolutions be engroSScd and for
| warded to him and same be published in
| the Antonio Express, San Antonio LIGHT,
| and the Official Railway Guide.
Signed byf. c. LOring, for conductors;
J. P. Nufer for engineers; d. S. HaSSett,
| for machiniSts: FL. FL. lofts. for boiler
| makers; l.. f. Barbhardt, for firemen; j.
| ii. Morrison, for switchmen; c. s. Wheel
ing, for freight department: Milton Ev-
erett, for passenger department; Il. s.
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