Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12
PISTON PACKING.

j. +. Morgan. livestock agent Of the
Santa Re Is in from the Panhandle.
Colonel II. L. Keenan,, general agent Of
ne Burlington route, came in yester-
day.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Brakeman
Ho0drow has been promoted % the posi-
ton OF extra conductor
Tie Chicago Great Western viii apply
short liac rates from Marshalltown via
Kansas CITY 10 California.
u. NJ Ficknger. travelling passenger
agent " th9 Kansas City, Fort Scott
and Memphis IS In the city.
Passenger Engineer T. y. Murphy, Of
the Mia3uii. Eluias aud Texas, Is Oblig-
eel TO lay-oG owing to rheumatism.
Engine - OF the Fori Worth aud Den
yer. which has hepu in the shop for
ight repairs, vii probably be out to-
day.
VIM. Dohprty, passenger aud ticket
agent OF the Santa Fe rs busy reporting
on newspaper contracts for the year
1913
Jim Sullivan. the engineer Of the South
ern Pacific who was shot and killed In
Houston. Is well known In railway cir
clos here.
Until further notic, the Fort Worth
and Denver train win not leave Fort
Worth until 1850 -. m, account Of wait
INK for connections.
Tho compnutyo statements Of the traf.
hc on the Denver show that ia some
classes ot freight the increase for 1892
has been lnO per cont
u, Is. Nossol livestock agent Of tbc
Frisco, won't ont ON a rustling trip yes.
tcrdHy. III there IS any cattle moving
Johnnie PROPOSES 20 corral them for
8hIpmeut via the Frisco.
j. W AMswpl general superintendent
Vt ", Missouri Kansas and Texas lines
iu lrEas went over " Dullus yesterday
WIN tl,v special containing the American
Express company officials
H. b. Southland has been appointed
auditor OF passenger accounts OF the
Union Pacific railway vlcc w. = Wing.
resigned Mr. Southland has heen Au-
ditor Wings chief clerk for years.
y. Il. Luthcr. contracting agent of
the Santa Fe in HE Office Of Commercial
agent Sargent, ut Kansas CITY. has been
appointed. travelling freight agent, sue
cccdmg a y. lio0d. who will DO the
local soliciting in Mr. Luthcr's place.
Tho hoard Of directors Of the I.ouis-
vile aud Nashville al their meeting. de-
dared a cash dividend of , per cent.
payable Fob. ., 90 such as shall be- regis
tered stockholders Of the company al g
D. IN, Jan. %
y. +, Adams Of The Santa l'c has been
promoted 20 the chief clerkship az tho
Gulf division. with headquarters No Gal
weston Ills place In Tho Chicago pas
seng"r department s. taken by T.. $.
Savage, formerly secretary 10 Assistant
Passenger Traffic Manager Byrnc
Tho leAvng time Of the Denver pagsen-
ger north bound has been changed 10
lQ"O o. NJ. Instead Of $3.50 as heretofore.
THIS Is caused ly the recout change In
,lnc on the Houston and rcxns Central
by which the morning passenger train ON
thnt road an ives from the south at 1915
n. m.
L.. ID, Lawrence Of Chicago. repre-
/ scnuug the Railway Employees Industrial
Banking union Is in the city after a
GRIP 10 various points 10 the state. He
anyi he Is meeting with great success
aud the number Of shnVh1dpr. already
| secured In the state goes ~ Indicate chat
~ this. 1s In everything else, Texas will
carry The banner.
Announcement is made by tho Illinois
railway and warehouse companies that
they agreed mon March ~ M q ". IN
10 the time. oud the Grant Pacific hotel,
! Chicago ns the place fOr hearing the De-
/ nuou Of the Chicago Implement and Ve-
| hlcle club for a reduction OF local rates
iu Illinois. The frciph. department of
! 81 the interested roads have been noti-
fed
A City oil Mexico dispatch says: Tho
/ report that Second Vlce-President aud
| General Manager Jackson and HIS assist
! Ant, Mr. u IN Wharf, Of the Ncxicpn
| Central milrond had resigned their res
| neciiye poaitions is authpgitghvply de-
| MED by those two officials. They Stnto
thW they hive not evcn contemplated
sererng their connection with the line
Tho report Of the Chesapeake aud Oh;o
! RAILWAY fer the SIX months ended Der
I ~, shows thlt all fixed charges nuJ "A
! surplus Of S40O,0O were earned. and
| that included Ia the operating expenses
Tor that poriod were years supply
/ iot rails, ties, ballast and other material
| necessary for permanent work The re.
! port ADDS thar improvements for The
! last four years have brought Che road up
10 the highest standard.
Tho committee on revision of the West
ern Passenger association will make a
report f0lne time this week. the arrce-
mont having been revised fully and The
amendments decided upou by TIE commit
/ tee The entire agreement has b,sn re.
modelled with the idea 10 settle
| every question OF dispute which
has ever ulitcn In the present agree.
ment, While arrangements are mad fr
| arhliHtors il is believed that there win
| ee little pr no need for thcm under tbe