The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
Railroad Notes aud personals.

There is no freight from or through New
Orleans TO Memphis, owing TO the quaran-
tine
The Houston and Texas Central received
1900 bales of cotton at its yards In this
city yesterday.
MIR, j. n. Brooks, commercial agent OF
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
road, is in the city,
Mr.. W W. Pope, auditor Of the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fc, has resigned. ei-
fective October l.
MIR. Charles n. Golding. commercial
agent OF The Rock Island returned yeaer-
day from business trip TO Huntsville.
on October . and g. on account Of tho
ST. Louis fair, the Houston and Texas
Central Will sell round trip tickets Tor one
fare good to return up 10 October 10
Mr.. G. W. Butcher. superintendent OF
motive power San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railway, Is in tho city from San AN
tonic.
Vice President and General Manager Yoa-
kun Of the Frisco is inspecting he prog
ress Of The work on the st, Louis and Ok
lshoma City line.
The International will on the ID and
Srd prox., sell round trip tickets TO tho
st. Louis fair for half rates, limited Tor
return October 10.
transportation. san Antonio sn,2 Arkansas
Pass railway with headquarters ia San
Antonio, is in the city.
Captain VIM Berry superintendent of
bridges and buildings. San Antonio ami
Arkansas Pass railway, is here from his
headquarters a. Yoakum.
Mr.. X. D. Yoakum, general freight and
passenger agent Of the Houston East and
West Texas railroad, returned TO the city
from Dallas yesterday.
Mr. j. d Bone, commercial agent of
the Cotton Belt, spent yesterday in Gar
weston, returning 10 his Houston head
quarters in the evening.
MIR NJ. r. Glass. commercial agent Of
the Texas Midland, returned yesterday
from Huntsville. where he interviewed
several shippers in the interests of his
rord.
MIR H. a. Jones. general freight agent
OF the Sunset and Houston and Texas Cen
trail lines. is in Galveston attending a
meeting of railroad men ANA shipping
agents
Messrs. Pallsn and Coonce OF the ac-
countants affice. Frisco line, arrived y5s-
terday in Houston. Their headquarters are
at st. Louis. and they come 20 Texas TO
spend their vacation and make tour OF
the State
Mr.. w. C. Preston, travelling passenger
s'gent OF the Frisco headquarters In tins
city, was among the railroad boys dong
missionary work a, Huntsville during sic
past few days He returned from his
triumphs yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. c. O, Gatlin. travelling freight agent
of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas, was
among the commercial evargeIsts who
made pilgrimage to Huntsville in search
Of hmduess on Tuesday. He got back TO
his headquarters here yesterday.
It " reported that syndicate, consist
ing OF " +. Huntington and others. Ia
negotiauU6 for the purchase of the San
Angelo street car lines, with the view Of
putting them on n paying eAis and giving
the public better street car service.
Mr. f. ]. Martin. general freight and
passenger agent of the Aransas Pass rail
road, passed through the city last evening
en- route to his headquarters in San Anto-
MO. He was in attendance al The meeting
OF railroad and chipping agents held at
Galveston, hut pressing business nccessi-
tated his departure before the conference
adjourned.