The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-01
Mr.. BROWNS ROAD.
TRAFFIC CONTACT CONTINUES.
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1he Esfe s3o~e F31a VISA so1hy P1ss
into sh.;hands Of Thomas 4. Brown. the
recs ysrg 81 poiased By tire Federal court,
and tue stsstee. snd excessive ofsicsrs = 10
perfo-sa..ta sam. functions for iae North
ern psc4:ie all hare 10 voices Ia 10 man
ag~nssnf There sill be 40 change for
the yrefsrns in the manner Of operstsns
the reae.
The cssssr aypoin.ing Mr.. Brosn was
yestsrsss signed by Judge Hanford snd
the seos,~r. Who had come over from
Tacoma sstsiry the morning. took the
DATA IL sS.4fe and aIed his bonds IN the
sam Of t,sl.t0o. .hiei. we're approved.
In saesa,tsrsoon Xs. Brown went 70 the
Lake ei-Sfe depot and. accompanied By
, eur~rnssrdent Kline. looked over the
pro.,essy.ef the road In the city. He de-
es.scd 10 .,.rn Offices rs the Old freight de-
pot IT ths !oos os Madison street. which
has been.es>d ~ q storebouse since the
consolidated Of the road with the North
esn PacsaS system.
Dnrinssiae day circular sddressed 70
oil employees was issued By W. g. Aeilen.
~ renerM snansg@r Of the Lake Shore
road. anno1pcing that Mr.. Brown had
bern apTn.nsed receiver BY the Federal
court. sies The property would be turned
over 70 ksm on July and iHssrurting all
employed &c recognize his authority. This
was fo,isssd later BY another circular.
signed hg Mr.. Brown. announcing the
following appointments:
Superintendent OF the vsstssa Division. sew.
maa XII e: sryeYsnfsndens OF shs EASTERN
division. ~. 0iioess. with headquarters ~
eprsxus: Ssassal freight srd passenger agent
ssd AUDITOR. ". ,. Jesnin1.; esf accountant
and supss ntspdsri of telegraph. - II Aiils.
Who VII So, ses - chief dispatcher.
These age ell officers who hare been
serving rs,dsr the Northern Pacific man
agement.swif the exception Of Mr.. Jen-
nines. Us yas in the same position under
she FIRST enlargement 81 the road, having
come gu. from the Eas: and served for
some year 9Th the Missouri, Kansas Il
Texas He Was freight agent for the
Great Ssrtsiern in this city for some
months Of les: year. The effect Of the re-
eeiveYshin 10 10 take the road entirely ont
Of the hafAs,s Of the Old officials aud placs
II In the se,e charge Of the receiver, under
the diree,kor OF the court. He will be
president. ocsrd OF trustees. general man
agef, eensYa' superintendent, and aal the
officers w:.o seniain sifh the road will do
% II his ssisssure. II. r. Nadeau will re-
main ~ :eeas .. the depot. and J. W.
Allen ~ k,rsi freight agent. and they will
keep sepssaie accounts for the Lake Shore
road ~ before. but will remit receipts TO
Mr.. Bso9n or the person or bank he
namea- r A. Sadeau. who has been act
ing - general agent in the traffic depart
ment Of tie Lake Shore as well - the
Northern pscific, will no longer oct a.
such. beii.s supplsnted by Mr.. jennings
The general auditor IT St. Paul 10 also
suppiantei by Mr.. Jennings.
Accord, u 70 an interview which Posr-
ISTEIlIstscSs reporter had with Mr..
Brown Yesterday. he will continue to oper-
ate the rotd sinder the traffic contract with
the SorshSrr Pacific. so that little change
will resals. lie said:
The tram agreement between the Northern
Pacific sn3 tie ksst,is, Lake Shore Eastern
roads viii sr csp.tinscd In operation ~ it has
t~en; 90 vsii the present arrangement - 10 the
use Of The Equipment The subIsct Of trsfic ar.
yangrmeEir win other roads will b. considered
hereafter. Is they desire aueh sfraugemsnss IL
b possib.s Pay will be msdo.
The srps, anting Of the Northern Pacific
officials Will not Involve any saving in the
salary lis. ss they performed like duties
Tor the Isks Shore without additional
eompensac.oi.. On the other hand il will
not involve any serious increase Of ex-
p<nses. ssah@ Offices viii be on the road q
own proIs.ty aud Mr.. Jennings 10 the
only sddi(son al ofsicer besides the receiver