Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-15

The Rocky Mountain News OF the 18th
says; 'Air TRANQUIL said he could make
no announcements OF uiiiceIs OF the road,
as ne hId had NO time 10 think upon
the subject Il vas learned later tnat
The probabilities are several names may
be made public today or tomorrow. II
Is claimed the court must be consulted on
all matters Of such Importance as nlling
OF general Offices Of the road, liumUr as-
serted yesterday thai ". A. Deuel. Is
Slated Tor general manager, Fred Wild,
eehefai freight ageut GeOrse Ady, geu-
elh passenger assent, anu Col. Sam
browhe general solicitor. The question
remnlns To be settled whether Union Pa
enc officers accepting service with the
new company viii be permitted 90 re-
nam IN the service oil the Union Pacific
The change is OF such a sweeping char
acler, however, that Il Is claimed the
Union Pacltc will drop from It's lists
more than half Of its cmplOyCs In Colo
RADIO. Where the AK may fall is as vet
q matter of conjecture Judge uallett
nous the key 10 the position His desk
4 eald 10 pc loaded down with applica-
tons Tor places ON the pay roll OF the
Fort Worth line.
The rtceiver acts under Instructions Of
the court, and Is supposed 10 carry out
The general plans laid down 10y the pre-
siding judge
Receiver Frank Tiumbull Is young
man OF 30 years, fourteen Of which have
been spent In active railway service.
lie Is known as one of the most capable
and energetic young cuisines men In
Denver. and his friends are nnnnimon.
IN the claim that he can transact more
business IN q stated time with greater
satisfaction to all parties concerned than
any other man in Colorado. Mr. Irm-
SsulIs fenarkahlo faculty Of creating a
favorable impression on every person
with whom he comes I'D contact. and his
happy ability % deciding Instantly on
matters requiring keen Judgment are the
key notes Of his Success In business,
and contribute largely 10 Lis appointment
TO the responsible position he now oc.
cupies. As an officer Of the court and
virtually an Otiirer OF the government, Il
is prophesied that Mr. 1rumbull will
carry forward the affairs Of the indie.
pendent line IN a fearless and partial
manner and will make the road iinan.
cial success
The new receiver was born IN Missouri,
near ", l.nuis, and entered upon his rail.
WAY varcer at the age of u years. His
experience was confined TO the account
ing departments Of lines, six years be-
ing spent with the Missouri knnsng
and Texas road. Eve years with tho Mis-.
souri, Pacific and nearly three year,
with the Texas Pacific lie ncQuitfcd
himself with high honor IA the varions
positions he was called upon 10 fill COM
ing TO Denver five years ago 10 take
general charge Of the Citizens Coal and
Coke company. His duties have called
him away much Of the time. 30 that
his namc has not been rs often before
the public as many others bearing sim
liar responsibilities Mr. Truinbull "a
president Of the Citizens' Coal and Coke
company, coal agent Of the Union Pa
ciic company, director uf the Tramwny
company, IN (which Gov Evans il a
heavy siOckh0ller, and director NJ Tho
Union National bank. Mr., T'rumbull im-
presses strangers ns a genial gentleman
Of rare business tact
Ex-Gov. Evans has received let,
tor from Coy. Waite. extending congrat'
Nations on Abe success Of the suit for a
receiver " the Fort Worth and Inc
prospects " an Independent road from The
gulf to Colorado,