The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-11
.. p. Receivers Offended by Caldwell

New York. April l0-E. Eliery Ander-
son, one Of the Union Pacific receivers.
denies that there have been any resigna-
lions. aud says:
"The receivers OF the Union Pacific sys-
tenn, however have been somewhat shaken
up over the recent decision OF Judge Caid-
well, and 1t has been a question in our
company and its army of employees have
not been seriously, ii not irreparably
impaired by that decision, which was
imprudent, to say the very least
of it, and to my mind, moreover.
unfortunate. 20 far as Ne are con-
cerned. The position il very grave
one, and is especially so when the vastness
of the interests We represent is considered.
That decision practically takes US TO task.
have only seen Mr.. Coudert once since
the rendering of Judge Caldweli's de-
cision, and Mr.. Dean is in California, so
that there has been no conference In re-
gard to the M aiter."
ceivers portray the future possible resigna.
ton of the receivers7' he was asked.
II cannot answer that now, as do not
know what course will be pursued.
OMAHA. April 10.-Ths wages Of those
Union Pacific employees VINO suffered re-
daction last fall will be restored today.
Railroad and G0rporouon N0tes.
II is confidently believed that the FIRE.
mont. Eikhorn & Missouri Valley raiiroad
will be extended from Casper TO Ogden
This summer.
E. B. Wakeman, of St Paul, general
superintendent Of transportation Of the
Great Northern. was in the city yesterday
and left for the East last night.
Some of the Worlds fair buildings, pur-
chased by 81. Louis contractor. will be
used by the Burlington road for sheds,
etc, in ST. Louis. Ultimately an in4e-
pendent depot may be built in that city.
All but the eight discharged employees
of the Union Trunk lines were at work
yesterday at the reduced scale of wages
offered by the company. The men on tho
James street cable road get 2Dts cents an
hour and those on the electric lines lsis
cents an hour.
The Panama railroad has chartered the
steamer Saturn to carry freight between
San Francisco and the isthmus. Ii Is
stated that the Panama company will
operate three steamers on this coast to
take the place Of the North American Navi-
CATION Company's vessels.
The state of New York has let the con-
tract to the Cataract Electric Company,
which takes its power from Niagara falls,
for supplying electric power TO run boats on
the Erie canal. The trolley system is TO
be used and the cost Is not TO exceed so
per electric horse power for the season.
The Union Pacific, Denver & Gnif stock
holders have elected these directors:
Oliver Ames. representing the stock OF
the late f. L. Ames; Edwin +. Atkins.
Samuel Carr. s. I'll. II. Clark. +. Gordon
Dexter. G. NJ. Dodge. James q. Harris,
Morgan Jones, Oliver NJ. Wtnks. James
NJ. Harris as elected ia place OF John u
Evans. Evans friends did not vote and
filed a protest against Union Pacific OFF,
cials voting proxies. and the matter will
go to the courts.
Al the annual meeting OF the Central
Pacific Railroad Company IN San Fran
cisco Tuesday. these directors were elected;
isasc l. Reqaa. {. 7. Huntington, VIII
liam III. Mills. G. E. Bre,herton. Jamss
Oh. Guun, +. Z. Spencer and Char IS II.
I. Eells. the latter succeeding Il. t.
Schwerin- The annual report FOR istS
shows gross earnings OF $i, bI, -,
expenditures Of siS. 4Is5is AMI b1l-
ance Of SIS; III. against earnings OF
sis 81 fsao exnenditures os SIS, s5i,6i6 and
= ba4snee OF ssssi3Tt for is52. Inc annual
interest of 1851 80 aceraing on t'aited
aies bonds, PAYABLE BY the company at
their maturity in isso and isas must also
ha al a saFa.a