The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-31
PLANT SYSTEM CHANGES.
New Appointments 10 Go Into Eject
To-Morroxv

A number Of changes in the operating
/ departments Of the Plant system lines
I viii take effect tomorrow. General SUI
4 perintendent Durham issued a circular
I yesterday announcing the following APP
I pointments for the Sanford and s.. Pet
Y ersburg road: Mr. J. Moultire Lee. treas
I urer. headquarters Savannah; Mr.. VIII
( liam Rutherford. superintendent n. T..
/ and E., headquarters Savannah; Mr.. G.
+ T. Morel controller, headquarters Savan-
nah; hr. b. w. WFenn. passenger traitic
manager, headquarters savannah; Air
/ W. y. Denham, superintendent, Mr.. K.
II. Caldwell. chief surgeon.
Supt. Haines of the Savannah division,
Supt- Craig Of the High Springs division
Aand Supt. Denham of the Florida South
ern were in the city yesterday in con-
ference with General Superintendent Dun
ham, The general superintendent left
in the afternoon for Tampa. Supt Craig
left last night for Oeala, which will be
his headquarters, instead Of High Springs,
as announced in the order creating the
division. Supt Craig has appointed 4.
J. Richardson, formerly assistant master
Of transportation of the Florida South
ern. as master of trains Of his division.
J. p. Renfroe has been appointed super
visor of the first division from Lakeland
to Juliette and Gulf Junction to Homo
sassa. w. b. Haynes has been appointed
supervisor of the second division, Gulf
Junction to Ocala, Juliette to High
Springs and High Springs to Gainesville.
A. GIL has been appointed supervisor
of the third division. Santa Fe Junction
to Dupont, and the Lake City branch.
Mr.. W. n. Jones, formerly chief clerk
to Superintendent Fleming, has been ap-
pointed chief clerk TO superintendent
Craig All of the appointments viii go
into effect tomorrow, Mr.. Jones viii at
To "a far- of 1neh matters from
Savannah to Ocala as will have to be
made, and will close up his work in the
general superintendents office probably
this week, when he will take charge of
his new Office Mr. Jones familiarity,
through his experience in the superintend-
ent's office here, and his ability as a rail-
road man, fit him for his duties on the
new division which Is one of the most nm
portant in the system. comprising S26 miles
Of road which the tendency Is to make
the main line to South Florida. The heavy
phosphate business and fruit and vege-
table traffic are also handled over this
division.
Several changes have also been made in
the Charleston and Savannah operating
department on account of Capt. Craig's
promotion to the sperintsndency of the
High Springs division. Mr.. II. l.. Malloy
formerly chief dispatcher, has been APP
pointed master of trains in place of Capt.
Craig, and Mr.. G. W. Gross, supervising
inspector of roadway, has been made road
master.
Superintendent Haines of the Savannah
division, is getting his work in shape as
rapidly as possible. His Office force at
Wayeross will be the same as he had at
Brunswick with perhaps one or two
changes. The office of master of trains
will be at Waycross under the new order
Of things. Mr.. II. +. Hutehens, formerly
master of transportation of the Savannah
and Western railway. will have charge
of the office. Mr.. w. II. Wright, yard
master at Savannah, VIII remain here
with a telegraph operator in charge of the
Savannah yards.
The appointments for all Of the dlvs-
ions will be complete in few days.