The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07
Notca and Pernnnnln


Travelling Auditor Spangier or the South
ern Pacific left for New orleans last night
l.. Il. Tuyees Of the Houston and Texas
Central traftic department Is in New Or
leans.
Y, II. COMBS. commercial agent OF the
Cotton Eelt went TO Galveston yesterday
morning.
J, 3. Donner superintendent OF telegraph
% the southern Pacific, spent yesterday in
james Beaumont, live stock agent OF
the Southern Pacific. went to Tlatonia
last night.
Med wlnstead Of the Texas Car Service
aFsociation made q flying trip TO Willis
yesterday.
}. W. Boyd, lest car agent OF tho MIS-
souri, Kansas and Texas, visited Houston
yesterday.
J. J. Ryan. muster mechanic Of the
Southern Pacific, has gone to New Orleans
on a business .islt
c. u. Segur. auditor OF the Southern
Pacific. Accompanied by his wife, left for
New Orleans iast night.
Passenger travel on an the roads Is OK
ceedingiy light Ut present. aB IS usually
the case after the holidays
G. G. curtice, travelling passenger agent
Of the Vandalia, returned TO his head
quarters in Fort Worth yesterday morn
INK.
Bryan snydor, division freight agent OF
the Gull Colorado and Santa re, with
Headquarters OF Dallas was IN the city
yesterday
D. r. Galbraith, general freight and pas
aenger agent oil the International and
Great Northern has gone 10 Mexico on a
len days vacation trip.
" y. Eansone, conductor on the Column
u - 49,.
Yesterday. Conductor Harry Bright took
his run curing the DAY.
a report from snn Antonio states that
the Aranshs Pass Is nguring On a new
time card. which WIN probably 10 into ef-.
feet tlle latter part Of this month.
Harry Lingo, forrneily RECEIVING clerk at
the Southern Paclfc local freight depot,
has returned 10 his home in penfs0a He
VIII leave on the 10Th instant for Mexicu.
w. a Tuley travelling passenger agent
OF the Calf Colorado and Santa Fe re-
turned from a short "Trip to Galveston yes
terday and is now ready fer 1874 hustling.
D. u. Kelser. CHIEF clerk OF the motive
power and machinery department Of the
Southern racific, has been down with Ia
grippe for The past twelve days and "
recovering very slowly
The Southern Pacific has received large
supply OF Mardi Gras announcements for
distribution Ia Houston There are indi-
cations Of a larger attendance than usual
at New Orleans dufing ti5ese festivities
this seasor.
j.. a. Muncey, agent OF the Wells-Fargo
Express company az Paris, Texas was
IN Houston yesterday, greeting his old
friends, Mr. Muncey was formerly chief
clerk under Superintendent ~ Garisteson
OF the Wels-Fargo IN this city
Superintendent Lee Of the Houston and
Texas Central reports that there was a
big freeze az penison yesterday on Its
way 10 Houston. bsi. that Il would likely
spend considerable OF It's force before It
reuched here. The Temperature To-Day will
be about 60 degrees above.
c. W. Rein. general traffic manager OF
the Houston and Texas Central ana the
Southern Pacific. will leave for st. Louis
Monday night 20 attend meeting OF the
southwestern Traffic association, which
convenes Tuesday. Owing TO the press OF
business Ia his department just now he
will be unnbie to leave sooner and Will
therefore arrive At ST. Louis one day
late.