Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

,asaon purple and Paris green In less
~. ear load shipments, and the
nsr rating Of cotton factory pro-
taetE. ..,t.
.,,ssnt were Charles w. Blen. traffic
.o,cr southern Pacific, J. w. Allen.
1871 freight agent Missouri. Kan
=. and Texas; d. u. Keller, general
,,.,sb, aEent Fort Worth and Denver
ri,v. t,eorgc A, Turner assistant gem
III freight agent Texas ana Pacific;
! n bartholomew. assistant general
,,,laht agent International and Great
sortherni Il. j, Freeman, general at
,ornsy Texas and Phcinci j. Q, Me-
cshe general freight agent Chicago,
posk Island and Texas j. IL, w.
tsSIIs general freight and passenger
.sent Waco aud Northwestern. There
were also number OF representative
,nsnesg mon from Galveston, Dallas
and Fort worth
Mnr would be to consider Jobbera'
rates,
CAPTAIN Joe Farley said he would
sneak for Dpllns, for which city he
samo as an official representative, and
N presumed he might also speak for
yort Worth, and he would say TINT
,hsse cities ask FOR nothing for thcm-
,elyes alone az special to those places.
Ia rald: 81 hardly know whether we
vant any jobb0ra' rates under present
circumstance ,.,,...,,,,,., r.,,,,t,,
Juuke NV',h'm tha Intin, az n
Nrley W uNti',', ~ 49,
previous I'lVV'Nb w. w. "a' -,
commission n'' Nv ''',,
fates IVr my 'rvy'', nrI u, ,Siyr
rates Whloh "lo ho' b0"''"' "a '''V''
application, -,. a., 49,.
Vaptalh ruI'uS 'I r "a w ,, ~
chonbneu w Wv ivNuN ~ ~.
TOT me nenent OF Duil'h unu hu'u w
people OF thnt 'lty "g",1 We b,au w
rN inc olhor IonnH VI wv nt"'g PuSS
10 the same rntpS tur wv "u"u n, W
other CUES OF Wv b,o'v, w Mu' ',u ,' Nv
pleased, nc hu'u' tnio ,,,....'
would lndoIur lhe he',pu On wv irNt"
end Paolnc, ~, Icuu let,Vrn iroi,, b"'
las shippers, nhonB winch Mos ~
when salu lnlt IL Iul'rusc', wv, VI wy
~ LOUIS IolBmt purunu nnu uVV'", ~,
70 railway Vnluu mon t,"t ~, i" .'o.'.
thlppcrn woulh view WIN ulbpiuhhurr
tny rate given 10 hortn iuNn'' VIII"
Nould give norcnhits IN ln"t nIu.,"n
on opportunity to do lobplnB pnslneha'
and this said Captain Farley ~ where
opposition TO JUST hnu proper rntoa NV
Texas comes rom az we llnNe ny h'olb
supposed, He than spoke OF the oN-
ees'lyc rntca which a. TeNns jop ll.,i
must pay N ulh'tlputln6 NV buuiun
The st. Louis iobbcr'
Mfr. bartholomew uNNOu Tor n rnllttN
from the chair as to me business tor
Whloh ms mNetlng w helu, Wiuungr
eaUed meeting or an nuIpuTh-
~aeeung -,,....
Judge hrRHNh Halu u was an huJourn,
20 meetln6 from Mhy z. nc Woulu
not however make n RUE without
consulting the commission ana nc DC.
hred 70 KNOW Vt the Eohtloineh present
Nefo WllllnH /" 80 ON win the discus,
non unuer me can MADE or uchhhuou
more hpeeinc call Tic Hhld the COM
mission would reure ana give inc H9n-
Yemen present an opportunity TO uo-
WV Nv 10 tnelr uohlIyA. -,,.., a.
Mheh the commissioners fetlrcu me
railroad representatives conaultcd
anVnE themselves ana upon the tene-
tembnng Judge Freeman stated that
hel neen agreed lhat no point would
~ MADE hH 70 tho notice, ana mat
discussion might take the brondost
'eVpe poHHlDle,
yulge Reagan said this meeting was
not LOT the purpose OF making rates,
fatea.
NJ. Bartholomew suggested that tho
.i", W eelleu anu thht eRch person pn
ssW gWeu 70 express his Views spoclii-
WY 1nu Sencrnlly.
IhnnIHhl ia
eall on all tho items or the tariff which
Wy commission In entirely familiar
sn Tho commission understood
Nhat IS Intended to do, which IN TO
pItect O rcadlugtmont OF rates that
WI be satisfactory to pcrsonH doing
plslnesa within the state. NV voice
nov is TO request the commission to
sne = continuance TO this matter until
about an ngrcoment with tho inter,
nslc lines which may be satisfactory
Az around The limos which | represent
tpeelal points, but arc ma much I,ter-
e,ed IN North Texas ns nny OF tho
other roads represented M much in
me West AK In tho Eust
In answer to a question bv conmlp-
tl9her Stendnnn Mn ui,n ,ai1 la
thought the proapeni oe n harmnnioua
sgieement among the railroad mon
vas worry favorable and nm h, bc.
neyod the best intoreHts wonid hn rnh-
alton Of the ouestinn hu vi cons'uIr-
sion. ~ '"' '''''''''
Judge Reagan aoId n was ma ms.
pose VI the ronplsu,o,, ,,,, ~ ~,
..eNls lobbera. ma II 'nocsssarv
ule commission VIM reduca ,,a tothnrs,
Mrltr II tho roads do maj not '''s ''I I",,is