Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-08


]. w. Adds master mechanic Of tho
Texas and Pacific, was in the city YES.
terday.
f.. X. Place. superintendent of tele.
the city.
w. $. Polhemus. superintendent of
the Joint track, made "trip to Dallas
yesterday,
j. Il. Pennington, livestock agent of
the Santa Fe and Frisco line, has gone
on trip 10 Chicago.
u. w. Campbell, traintnaster of the
Eastern division of the Texas and Pa
ciic, spent the Sabbath here.
j. j. MullOne. commercial agent Of
the Santa Fe, has gone down to South
Texas to hustle up business
Il. w. jackson, general land commis.
sioner for the Gulf, Coast and Santa
Fe' was in Fort Worth yesterday,
j, Potion, general master mechanic
of the Texas and Pacific. with headqunr-
tiers AZ Big Springs, slleut some time in
Fort Worth yesterday.
o. McGowan. assistant superintend-
ent OF the Cotton Belt at Jonesboro
VINO was formerly r0admaster of the
Fort Worth section of the rad spent
yesterday in the city.
Il, Q. b. Marshall, general agent Of
the Cotton Belt at Shreveport, aeon.
panied by his wife and sister, was here
yesterday. The party is enroute TO the
Worlds fair.
Bryan Snyder, division freight agent
of the Santa Fe, was IN the city yes
terday, accompanied by his wife. He
Is euroute TO his home at Dallas from
the Worlds Fair city.
Owing to wlshouts on the Pecos Val
L.. 4 IL Il
IL will be unable TO receive livestock
or perishable freight until further NJ,
tice.
S. b. Hoyey. general manager Of
the Rock Island lines In Texas, Is In
the city. He has been at Bowie at the
bedside Of his wife. who has been Sc
riously III with pneumonia. The lady IN
much better now. and Is on the high
road to speedy recovery,
The Texas and Pacific train No. 4,
east-bound which was due at Fort
Worth Sunday night. did not arrive
here until 4:3O yesterday evening. II
was held by the washont Of bridge at
Midland.
d. b. Keller. general freight and
passenger agent of the Fort Worth aud
Denver, left yesterday morning
over the Texas aud Pacific bound for
Eureka Springs, Ark. He was accom-.
panied by MS wire.
w. II. Hurst. commercial ngent OF
the Cotton Belt, with headquarters at
San Antonio, spent Sunday in Fort
Worth. and departed for the South yes.
terday. lie was formerly Fort Worth
lite, aud has a host Of friends here.
Jake Zurn. city ticket agent Of the
Texas and Pacific. says that his rond
was the first TO put on a fast train for
the North and East, and predicts thar
after the smoke Of battle has cleared
away, and the other fast trains are with
drawn. the 'cannon-bnll" will still con.
tinue 10 arrive at ST. Louis on time.
William Doherty, city passenger agent
of the Santa re, is authority for the
statement that the Columbian limit.
ed" will still continue TO run between |
Galveston and st. Louis. rumOts to |
the contrary Notwithstanding. "The only |
difference" he says. 's that the Cali |
fornia limited and the Columbian limit. |
ed are consolidated at st. Louis as far
as Monett."
The question i being asked daily, |
"Who Is the one who will get ia" The |
votes are plling up. and the friends of |
the contestants are growing more 10 |
earnest In their efforts to capture II.
No one In any way connected with the
firm Of Evans & Roe is allowed to vote.
aud the firm at the beginning Of the con
test made some very rigid rules Ia re
gard 10 snlesmen influencing the votes.
the violation Of which is discharge from
The employment Of the house We also
make the offer to reward anyone liber-
ally for Informing the house Of such a
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