San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-18
AMONG THE RAILWAYS.
Railway Surgeons Returning Home.
Other Railroad News.

Railway Surgeons Returning Home.
Other Railroad News.
Special car auckland" came in
over the Southern Pacific, on No.
10, yesterday. On board were ten
doctors of the National Railway
Surgeons association, as follows:
J. b. Griswold, s. r. Wooster and
D. E. Welsh, of Grand Rapids,
Mich; Alex. J. Mullen, Jr., and A.
Schutt, Of Michigan, City, Ind; c.
HI. White, Of Reed City, Mich; ].
M. Wardell, Of Cardillac, Mich; 1.
o. Thompson, Of Traverse City,
Mich; Alex. Craig, of Column
bia, Pa, and G. E. Taylor, of Kala-
mazoo, Mich. They have just re-
turned from Monterey, Mex,
where they spent two days, and
they left last night for Chicago.
The party occupied the auckland"
since leaving Chicago for Galvest-
on. They spent two days in San
Antonio prior to leaving for Next
co.
ENGINE PUFFS.
The Georgia editors, who were in
the city last week en- route to
Mexico, passed through here on
the international and Great
Northern last night on their return
from Mexico, and en- route home.
While the train stopped here a
number of the party visited the
chile stands on Milan Square to
partake of tamales and chile con
corne before leaving the Alamo
City, which many of them will
pro badly never have the opportu-
nifty Of visiting again in their
lives.
The stockholders Of the San An
tonic and Gulf Shore road will
meet in this city, on the morning
of June IL. The purposes of the
meeting are to determine the
amount of loan that may be nego-
tiated to aid in the construction of
the road and equipment, and to
remove from the directory anyone
that may be found Objectionable.
d. 7. Forbes, superintendent of
the San Antonio division of the
Southern Pacific, returned from
the west yesterday, accompanied
by his family and his brother-in-
law, DR.. J. A. Robertson and fami-
ly, of Ontario. The latter have
been in Mexico.
Mrs. H. F. Anderson, wife Of the
chief dispatcher of the Houston
division of the Southern Pacific,
returned from Seguin yesterday
afternoon, accompanied by her
son, where they had been visiting
the family of DR.. Humphreys.
Charles Semlinger, of the South
ern Pacific shops, is mourning over
the loss of a fine bicycle, which he
has missed since last Wednesday
night. The last place he left it
was in the tool room of the shops
and he hasn't seen it since.
w. II. Gleason, commercial
freight agent for the Santa Fee, af-
ter spending a few days in his
office in this city, left for north
Texas yesterday. On his way up
he stopped over at Austin to catch
a glimpse Of the regatta.
Two trains OF live stock were
loaded at Gonzales yesterday and
shipped to Chicago via the South
ern Pacific for the markets. The
train was loaded at Rosenberg and
shipped to the Indian Territory for
pasturage.
Major w. G. Lewis, of the live
stock department of the Gulf, Col
orado and Santa Fe, arrived in
town this informing after an alb
sence of ten days hustling live
stock business for his roBd.
A carload of Cinnamon passed
through on No. 19, of the Southern
Pacific, yesterday, from Hong
Kong, On route to Cuba, via San
Francisco and New Orleans, with
Conductor Reed in charge.
A number of the dispatchers
and clerks of the Southern Pacific
are arranging for private picnic
to take place at Eagle Lake next
Sunday. They propose leaving San
Antonio Saturday night.
J. H. Douglas and J. A. Walker,
OF the Southern Pacific dispatch
ers' force, returned from Austin
this morning, where they spent the