The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-16
Railway Notes.

General Agent Gray, of the Southern Pa
c;fic. is doing Montana common points.
Superintendent Kerr, of the Sanpete
Valley road, arrived in the city last even
ing.
General Superintendent Bancroft will
arrive from Denver this morning over
the Union Pacific.
Travelling Freight Agent Warren, of
the Santa Fe, came in last night from the
Nevada stock trails.
The Toledo, St Louis & Kansas City
earned in August SlSl,64721, an increase
over August, 1924 of $S,292.9l.
The Pauline Hall Opera company, en-
route to San Francisco, passed through
here on R. G.. w No. l Saturday.
The new southwestern road will be
named the Rio Grande, Sierra Madre &
Pacific Railway. II is capitalized at So
600, 600
travelling Agent Hakes, of the d. &
r. G.. and Yundt, of the Rock Island,
came in from the south to spend Sunday
only.
Private advices from the north late
last evening were 10 the effect that Sen
ator Thurston was getting along very
nicely.
Travelling Agent Yundt, of the Rock
Island, will load four cars of cattle today
at Sunnyside He loaded twelve cars
there last Saturday.
The Richmond compound locomotive
Gus roads, will now be turned over to the
Santa Fe for trial.
Sir Charles Rivers Wilson. president OF
the Grand Trunk, viii return to England
September 20. On his return his headquar-
tiers will be in London.
cars of cattle moving from Nevada east.
with the transit brand of Il. G.. W., d. &,
r. G. and Rock Island.
There will be loaded to day at Carlin.
Nevada, fifty-two carloads of sheep for
Kansas City. The Y. G.. W., Colorado
Midland and Rock Island will take care
OF them.
On the goth there will be a train of eigh-
teen cars of cattle from Reno, Nevada,
TO the Kansas City market branded r.
G. w, Colorado Midland and Rock Is
land.
The Bay District Trust company began
an action in the United States district
court at Spokane yesterday to foreclose
a mortgage of &,615.l09 against the Wash
ington 6, Idaho railroad.
Jack Wells, of the r. G. W, Ben New
ms, of the d. x r. c., and Warren, of
the Santa Fe, have all been working the
Nevada stock fields the past week and
their respective roads are rewarded.
Will Carleton, the poet, together with
a party of nine friends, are now touring
the Northern Pacific in the private car
Haselmere, and will stop over in Salt
Lake on their way to Denver and the
east.
The Southern Pacific on last Saturday
had delivered to that road at IIl Paso,
three mammoth ten-wheel passenger en-
gines from Schenectady N. Y They each
weigh 1919 tons, and are for the Sunset
limited run to be pnt on next month.
George De Haven, who resigned his 20
sition as general passenger agent of the
Chicago & West Michigan and Detroit.
Lansing & Northern roads a few weeks
ago, has been reapnointed to his old posi-
ton. He found the duties of the news
paper situation which he accepted in Chi
cago too arduous and exacting.
The Louisville, Evansville & st. Louis
earned in August S143,32S an increase
over August, 1894, of S11.7S2; the Peoria,
Decatur &. Evansville earned sS4o4, "a
decrease this year Of $20509 the Chesa-
peake & Ohio earned III August 1851, 9O2,
a decrease this year of STA In August
last year, the Chesapeake & Ohio did
very large export business in grain and
flour.