The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-01
Notes and Personals

r. n. potIance, Tie ana tuel agent or
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa he. visited
Galveston a day or two this week.
T. Il. Kinsie. district superintendent
OF the Pullman Palace Car company at
Galveston, visited Houston yesterday.
Dan Drlscoll, general baggage agent
OF the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe at
Galveston, was in the city yesterday morn
ing.
Manager Britt of the telegraph depart
ment of the Katy in Houston was missed
from his desk yesterday, being absent on
account of sickness.
w. G. Roaul, president of the Mexican
National railroad, has returned TO New
York, after spending some time on a visit
to the City OF Mexico
General Manager Y. w, Lee and Con-
tractor j. n Allen of the La Porte. Hous-
ton and Northern, returned to La Porte
yesterday after two days in Houston.
f. NJ. Bisbee superintendent of bridges,
building and track of the Santa Re, head
quarters at Temple, was in Houston Tues
day and spent yesterday in Galveston
w. J. Taylor, general baggage agent
of the International and Great Northern,
came down from Palestine headquarters
yesterday morning, visiting Galveston in
the afternoon.
II. L. Treadway, car service clerk of the
Missouri Kansas and Texas at the local
freight depot, was called to Kansas cry
yesterday on account OF the serious ill
ness of his mother.
General Manager Charles B. Peck of the
Texas Car Service association, left for
Austin last night to so before the rail-
road commission relative to matters of
Importance TO the car service.
1t was confidently expected by number
Of railroad men that the rate war which
has been INDUCED in by Eastern lines TO
California points, would reach Texas, but
later reports indicate that the entire mat
ter win be soon adjusted,
l.. ]. Parks, assistant general passen-
ger agent of the Southern Pacific, and NJ.
L. Robbins, general passenger agent on
the Houston and Texas Central, viii re-
turn today from The passenger mems
meeting in San Antonio.
A party of business men from Louisville
came in over the Louisville and Nashville
Monday to New Orleans, and arrived in
this city yesterday. They We're en- route
TO the City OF Mexico ana continued their
trip over the Southern Pacific.
Private car No. 100 of the Fremont, Elk
horn and Missouri Valley railroad arrived
in Houston yesterday morning, and was
taken TO 9alVeston py the lhterh'' tlonai s
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Conductor Guile Hightower OF the In
ternational and Great Northern went up
to Lovelady yesterday morning and was
married last night TO Miss Mary Belle
MurchiErn of that city. Conductor Harry
Brlgh. has his run temporarily between
Galveston and Longview.
~ i owen superintendent of the Nor
,.,, .o,,isi,na and Texas nassed through
81 e., oit,, c,,o,,, San Anfonln Tneedny an
ene :. VI, ~ i,,a,9s,,.a,tors ~ A1s,s.s AZ
route ~ iIs -, Ne ,,ta a-d 60,
Mas aeoo,np',''i 80. ~ an Road M sne,,,ai
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G. A. Quinlan, wee preslueht anu gen
eral manager Of the Houston ana Texas
Central James Lawlor proprietor OF the
Grand Central hotel and George T. Ar
mold, formerly connected with the Houston
and Texas Central, went to Galveston yes
terday in order to meet with the Elks
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peen lyins us,is .s,,d a. $500