The morning call., 1893-12-12
UPON AGENTS
Blow at Non-AssoCiation
81. TiCket-SelIers.
The Local Order Seeks to Cripple
=: Their Business Officials View
the Late Wreck.

The: local Passenger Association has taken
RbDt1ter lack in its position toward those
agents, who are not members of the body and
proposes 10 wage relentless war upon them, IL
culrent reports be true. The first step in this
direction. has already been taken and consists
in an eifoft TO prevail upon the Southern Pa
.Cincand Atlantic and Pacific roads to refuse TO
issue blank tickets 10 these obnoxious individ-
pa4s. in the future and also TO take up their
passes at the beginning of the year.
80 Tie Intention is IN lsct, so the Tumor goes, to
@asfaf as possible cripple the business done by
those who are not members of the assoc alton,
anG the tWO moves mentioned would certainly
go along way toward accomplishing that re-
suit But il is not 10 be expected that the
roads most concerned would sit Idly by and see
theit representatives thus eontemptuously
tteated. The Union Pacific, for instance, is iu
apGtition. with the aid OF The Rio Grande West
ern, the Chicago and Alton the Canadian and
Northern Pacific, 10 make life a weary bur-
den .for the local association II they should be
so prinded.
81 It seems practically impossible to get the
TaElous Tepres tatives here interested in The
association 10 that degree that would prevent
them from siasbing rate on the quiet when
- they. have every reason IN the world 10
believe that other members are doing the same
thug whenever they gel chance.
3. H. Babcock. general height agent, and w.
II. Sliedaker. general agent of the Rio Grand
Western and W. j. Sbotweil, general agent OF
the EJeuyer and Rio GTande, returned from
trln south Yesterday.
w. II. Mills has succeeded In interesting
number OF large landowners IN The new plan Of
dISpGsibg Of tie Meiced lands and the parry
wilIgo up TO tile location OF the property in
W elk or two for the urpose Of making an in
spection ana reporting upon The result OF their
observations. Included in the party are John
Bcegs o! Coiusa; James Cone, Red Bluff; !;
F. c. LLsk. Chico; General James Montgomery,
Tehama; General n. Z. Chipnlan. Req Bluff,
ana A. T II tch These eenl men are not in-
terested in the lands TO be Inspected to the ex-
tehl OF dollar and take the trip simply al the
request of MI Mills.
Ihe party Of Sn4thern Pacific officials now
making aleaEM yspec;lon over to- southern
ling -~6f me e01nDany stopped al the scene OF
~ lale aceidt ut near LorGSburg, n. Mex, yes
tfsd@< Is said that the disaster was un-
GonhisdIy due to FaUps or other persons VINO
had real or fancsd grievance against the COM
pany.
Some weeks ago the Raymond & Whitcomb
excursioLs company asked the officials OF the
Southern Pse hc If the latter would lake care
of the excursion BUSINESS during he winter as
t:was not thought that II could be made TO pay
TO FUN separate excursions. since The develop
ment OF the past MONTH however, the company
il is said has changed It's MIND and Will run eX-
cuTsons as he! etotOTe. II had concluded that
the Worlds Fair would very materially inter
feTA with weslbOuDd travel during winter, DuI
now seems TO have discovered its error,