St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-06
INJECTOR PIPES. .

The Chicago Great Western confer
ence between the employees and General
Superintendent Shields, which termi-
mated Saturday night, was continuance
Of the one held n-December last. The
men-SiX i'll number. committee rep
resentng their fellows = were here
about ten days. General Superintendent
Shields stated yesterday that the sched-
ules were merely rearranged as to de-
tails, that no changes i'll wages were
made, and that all changes were made
to the satisfaction of both the company
and the men.
The Burlington is in receipt of some
unique advertising matter from the
Missouri Pacific, setting forth the adj
vantages of Hot Springs, Ark. 1t con-
sists of a beautiful book, elegantly
illustrated, treating of the travels and
discoveries of Ferdinand de Soto, Vasca
da Cana and Ponce de Leon. 1t is
work of real historical value, besides
being work Of art.
1t is probable that work on the pro-
jected line between st. Paul and Du-
luth will be begun as soon as the condi-
ton of the ground will permit, and that
the new lIne-the st. Paul d Lake Su-
perior-will he completed by the end of
the coming summer. Yesterday the
directors and officials held meeting at
the Merchants.
Walt Wyand, Of the Michigan Cen
trial, drifted into st. Paul yesterday
morning from Chicago. In the evening
he fled to Duluth. He feels pleased that
the Eastern roads have decided to defer
for while LONGER the making of a pool
ing agreement.
General Traffic Manager Hannaford,
of the Northern Pacific, went to Mill
waukee Saturday night 1t is under
stood that his visit to that city is in re-
lalion to business matters between the
main and the branch lines of the North
ern Pacific system.
The report that the Omaha city ticket
Office is about to be removed from its
present location, at Third and jackson,
to the Chamber of Commerce building,
is at least premature, as the present
lease does not expire until July l.
Moses Folsom, of the Great Northern,
is again i'll st. Paul. He did not remain
away in the West as long as antici-
pated, and will return in the course of
few days. He is enthusiastic over the
prospects at Great Falls.
DIR. Henry F. Hoyt has been appoint
ed surgeon for the Chicago, Burlington
| & Northern Railroad company, vice DIR.
j. H. Murphy, deceased. Appointment
effective Feb. 1. 1894.
General Manager Plough, or the st.
Paul & Duluth, put in an appearance at
his desk yesterday for the first time in
three weeks. He has been i'll with the
grip.
General Freight Agent Moore, Of the
Northern Pacific, will deliver an address
| next week at Spokane before the fruit
| growers ASSOCIATION.
General Freight Agent Moore, of the
Northern Pacific. is in Cleveland, o.
He is expected home the latter part of
| the present week.
W. L. Watkins. the purchasing agent
| of the 500 line. and also assistant to the
| general manager of the line, was in the
city yesterday.
Supt. Horn, of the Wisconsin Central,
was a st. Paul visitor yesterday. He
| returned to his home in Milwaukee last
| night.
Contracting Freight Agent Capron, of
| the Great Northern, is rapidly conval-
esciDg from his recent illness.
General Passenger Agent Fee. of the
| Northern Pacific. has returned from
Chicago after weeks absence.
George Purvis, of the Great Northern
land department, who has been out over
that road, has returned.
Travelling Passenger Agent Scanlon,
| of the Milwaukee, has returned from
his trip to Fargo.
Chief Clerk Nc Rae, of the Omaha
passenger department has returned
from Chicago.
Travelling Freight Agent Purcell, of
the Wabash, Chicago, was in st. Paul
yesterday.