Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26
THE RAILROADS.
1t is Thought the Katy Officials
are After the
SANTeNE AND ARKANSAS PASS.
Huntington Looking Over the Southern
Pacific-Appointed Texas and Pacific
Solicitor at Fort worth-Per-
sonal Mention.
signal Flashes.

W. L. Chew. attorney for the Texas and
Pacific, was in the city yesterday
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande pay car
goes over the line to-day on happy errsnd.
W. Il Hurst, commercial and contracting
freight agent OF the Cotton Belt, goes south to-
day.
wv. Stacey. superin :endent of telegraph of
the Texas and Pacific, was In the city yester-
day.
P. NJ Hartley. division roa1 master on the
Texas ana Pacific, hea1quarIers at Dallas, was
in the city yesterday.
Anew time card is b,iny prepared for the
Fort Worth and Denver City railway in Super.
intendent Gooaes once.
Charlie Wear. livestock agent Of the Fort
Worth and Denver, 'loaded out" for up the
country yesterday afternoon.
Commercial Agent Mullane of the Gulf. Colo
rado and Santa &c accompanied bis ia mily
over to Weatherford last evening.
William Dohe-tY, city ticket agent of the
Gull, Colorado ald Santa Fe. came il from
Galve ston and Houston yesterday.
There will likely he a new time card issued
on the Texas and Pacific soon. Local trains
are 20 be changed through rs at present.
G. W. Mshat, superintendent OF the Wichita
Valley railway AZ Seymour, left for home yes
terday after visit OF two days in the city.
Col jim Wilson, the livestock agent of the
Chicago ana Alton, came in from San Antonio
last night after '-wintering" in that city for
week or more.
CdpI- JGnn OT1ut, VlCs-pfeSluClL ana
geneIal manager o. the Texas ana Pacific, who
has been 81. % Irning out West with the Gould
partT for week or ten days, passed. through
the city last evening en- routs home, Dallas
Joseph A. Smith, secretary to Superintendent
PClh smus at the Union depot re ported for
duty Yesterday. after having bcea conaned
fro Illness 10 his room since the nth. HIS
fg2eaas are congratulating him on ais early re-
tt1ssfsAs they feared serious results.
This aftel noon there will arrive over the Cot
ton Belt from st. Louis special train bearing
w. 3. DOddridge and party, among whom are
J. A. Edison, superintendent Texas lines, Tyler,
Tyler. These officials are going over the line
on tour of inspection.
The many Fort Worth friends of H. G.
Thompson, general passenger ana ticket agent
of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, heaASquar-
tiers at Galveston, viii be pleased to Earn of
shis rapid recovery from severe spell OF SICK
ness. He will make visit TO Fert Worth as
soon as he is able to make the trip.
Circular No. 1Ss, issued from the general
freight once OF tie Louisville and Nashville
railway, announces that Mr.. John Fitzgerald
has been appointed general freight agent OF
the company, with headquarters at Chicago.
Fitzgerald is quite well known among
se4ailway meE in Fort Worth, having COW
cred this territory while he was located at
Memphis.
THE GAzETTE's telegraphic dispatches an
nounce this morning that Mr. j. Z. Waterman,
clerk ia the freight department of the Texas
and Pacific at New Orleans S, has been ap-
pointed to the position OF solicitor OF the
sumed that he is to take the place Of Mr.. 7.
M. Hunt, recently esigned, effective April l,
though all efforts to get it straight at this end
of the line are futile.