San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-02
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
Annual Election of Officers of the Aran-
sas Pass Other News,

Antonio and Arkansas Pass haiiWay
company was held in the office OF
Viee.President and General Man
ager M. ID. Monserrate this morn
ing.
The following were elected direc-
tosrs: M. d. Monserrate, L. r..
Stillman, T. II. Davis, VIM. Mahl,
r. HI. Innis, s. w. Terry, VIM.
Berry, T. B. Pslfrey and Reagan
Houston.
The following officers were elect
ed by the directors:
President-T. f. Stillman, New
York.
Presidential. D. Monrer-
rate, San Antonio.
Secretary-Resgan Houston, San
Antonio.
Treasurer-W. HI. Field, San An
tonic.
PUFFs FROM THE ENGINE.
Lon. Harold, an engineer on
the Houston & Texas Central,
is in in the city.
Manager w. G. Van Week, of
the Southern Pacific, left for the
west this,morning.
F. NJ. Crawford, conductor on
the Palestine division Of the Inter
national, is in the city.
Bart Nc innis. an engineer on
the New York Central, is in the
city in search of health.
Wilfred Story, an operator on
the Mexican National. is in the
city from Monterey, Mexico.
Conductor "Jack" Bollons, of the
Southern Pacific, left for Mexico
yesterday to join his wife on her
return home from visit.
Paul Flato, treasurer of the
Southern Pacific, came in from
Houston yesterday afternoon, &C.
companied by his family.
Harry Langlois, lineman on the
Southern Pacific east end, left for
Chicago yesterday, accompanied
by his wife,to visit their old home.
ga Gay Old Boy" company ar
rived over the International from
Austin this morning, being the
first theatrical company OF the
season.
Mrs. l.. M. Langridge died on
the east-bound Southern Pacific
train last night. The remains were
placed in a casket at Alpine and
passed through San Antonio en-
route east.
A large attractive streamer has
been placed onthe Hugo & Schmelt-
ger building, announcing the cheap
excursion over the Arkansas Pass to
Rockport next Sunday at $3.50 for
the round trip.
J. HI. Means succeeds j. F. Ryan
as stenogrspher for Superinten-
dent j. T. McQueeney, of the
Southern Pacific. Mr.. Means was
formerly with Superintendent G..
w. Butcher, Of the Arkansas Pass.
Ernest Muenzenberger is receiv-
ing congratulations from his many
friends upon his appointment as
commercial agent of the Mexican
National. For hard and energetic
worker the M. N, could not
have made better selection.
General Manager T. M. Camp
bell and General. Freight and Pas
senger agent J. E. Galbraith, OF the
International, arrived in the city
this morning in the private car
Cherokee, accompanied by Mrs
Campbell, Mrs. Galbraith and Miss
Lalitte Bauduy.
The paymaster of the Southern
Pacific dealt out mostly gold to
the employees on the recent trip
and those among them who be-
lieved that there was no yellow
metal In the country are now more
than convinced that they were
wrong. Hence, they are now
shouting for Mckinley and sound
money.
Traffic Manager j. G. Schrlever,
OF the Southern Pacific, arrived in
the city this morning from New
Orleans, accompanied by party
of friends, en- route west. Mr..
Schriever was met here by General
Manager Monserrate, of the Aran-
sas Pass, who accompanied him as
far as D'Hanis and returned on the
IL o'clock train.
The following speakers are to
address the public meeting to be
held at the Grand opera house
September 8, during the Railroad.
ers' convention: P. III. Morrissey,
grand master of the B. r. T. /;
Charles Maier, third vice grand