Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-20
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A. ]. Lyle, general western passenger
| agent of the Ohio and Mississippi, st.
Louis, is in the city.
Henry c. Archer, travelling passenger
agent of the Ohio and Mississippi, Dallas,
was in the city yesterday.
Hon. John Peter Moore, livestock agent
of the Texas and Pacific at this point, made
a visit TO Dallas yesterday.
Col J. L. Pennington, livestock agent of
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, made a
business trip to Alvarado yesterday.
a. S. Dodge, freight traffic manager of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, returns to
his first love on April l, the Cotton Belt.
J. W. Barbee, assistant livestock agent
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, re-
turned yesterday from business trip to
East Texas.
The Wabash earnings for the second week
in March amounted to $3.50, O56 Is, an in
crease of S2S, SOS, Is over the corresponding
week last year.
H. p. Hughes, general passenger agent
of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas at Deni-
son, came in yesterday to spend Sunday at
the railway hub.
The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and
St. Louis. big Four) earned in the first
week Of March S276,926. Increase over COR
responding week, 1891, Sl2, 49,.
Il
Worth and Denver City, yesterday settled
with the shop employees here and tomorrow
will go out on the line scattering wealth.
Capt Otto G. Mueller has been appointed
chief clerk to Col. c. W. Hequembourg,
superintendent car service, Missouri Paci-
fic railway, vice Col. NJ NJ. Thomson, re-
signed.
George Saul, late president of the Chi
cago and Eastern Illinois road, states that
he will remove from Chicago TO Evansville
to take the general management of the
Mackev lines.
The Chesapeake and Ohio has renewed
its contract with the Pullman company for
five years. The renewal includes the Pull
man company putting twelve new sleeping
cars on the line.
1t is stated that Horace Tucker, late with
the Illinois Central road. has consented to
take the presidency and general manage
ment OF new refrigerator transportation
company now being organized
On April Is there will be a meetings.
Chicago of the Southwestern railway End
steamship association 10 determine among
other things, whether or not ]. n. Faithorn
is TO remain chairman of the association.
President and General Trafictdan-
ager Waldo of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas arrived in st. Louis yesterday from
Texas, and now the changes IN the freieRt
traffic department will be officially an
nounced.
l. F. Day freight traffic manager of the
Cotton Belt, about the lst of April takes a
similar position on the Louisville, New
Orleans and Texas, headquarters at Mem
phis. MIR. Day is one of the youngest
traffic managers in the service.
Jehn Sebastian. general passenger agent
of the Chicago and Rock Island road. who
hoe hea in
New York Thursday on his return. S. T.
Boyd. assistant general passenger agent,
was in New York 10 meet him.
Commencing Sunday, April 8, the North
ern Pacific railroad viii resume its double
daily train service between St Paul ana
the Pacific coast, leaving St. Paul at q. m
and 4;I5 p. N. Consequently, on and after
that date the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST.
Pau VIII run its through sleeping car be