Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-22
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General Agent Scyins Of the n. q II.
q. has gone south.
Mr. Gco. Hawkes. Of the H. n n. q.
came home from the north this morn
ing.
General Passenger Agent wadieigh
" the Western lcft Denver this morn
Ink for home.
J. y. Baker. superintendent ~ Pull.
man car service at ogden, came 10
the capital this morning.
Livestock Agent futile Of the shor,
fine returned this morning from
trip through southern Utah.
All was quiet AZ the railroad Offices
this morning. The clerks putting In
only sunday hours at most places.
MIR. Hudnali Of the Midland re-.
turned from Pnyson city this morning.
where he has been looking up cattle
shipments.
General Superintendent Calvin and
Superintendent ~ Motive Power Dunn
u the Short Line lcft last evening foi
tho north.
Quaricrmaater Darling % the South
eru Pacific. who has been In Boise
city Tor a few days, viii reach the city
this evening,
chief Engineer Yard NJ the II. q. W.
together with his wife and three chill
NNNNs sumo VIZ from FNilnNNll9 tNln
morning 10 spend the holiday
General Traffic Manager Ecoiea 70.
turned this morning from his north
rrn trlp. Hc was NJ his office only
short time. prcfcrring 20 keep the holt
day,
The meeting AZ Milwaukee for the
purpose Of the classifying % railroad
rates. has been postponed to May End.
Nr. bennett ~ the oregon Short Line
who waa 10 represent that road has
returned. only having got na Gar on
tho journey aa Evanston. Wyo.
No. wcstbound over the Western,
came In today over four hours late,
but having made the Denver ana Rio
Grando connection at Grand Junction.
James Stephenson OF omahn h In the
city. Mr. Stephenson. although not q
railroad man. has been connected with
railway lines for years, lie u best
known In the West a. the man who
ran the stages 10 Leadyilic In tho early
and exciting days at that camp.
The following circular has been sent
out BY the general passenger agent OF
the Chicago and Northwestern, which
shows the date of The closing % the
fast trains over tho system ana n re-
turn % the Old schedules beginning
Sunday, February 20. 1899 'Frhs over
land Limited" will leave Chicago daily
al $50 u. NJ. instead Of 500 D. IA. "a
shown In this folder. There VIII be
no change IN the time 81 this train west
~ the Missouri uver''
The nght against railroad ticket
brokers has begun In earnest IN Ohio
according 10 the following dispatch
from Columbus; Judge Badger. IN the
common pleas court on Tuesday.
granted a temporary injunction against
local ticket brokers, restraining them
from dealing In special contract tick.
cts issued 90 persons attending the va
rious conventions In session here
Application was made on behalf ~ all
the railroads, except two, Centcfng
hero. The railroads contcnded that the
tickets We're sold 10 be used only By
the purchasers. and that special rates
were made only IN view Of that fact
The brokers held that the breach Of
contract was not on their part. and
that they should not be interfered with
The court granted a Temporary In
junction. which, IN this case. acts as
permanent, as the meetings VIII un.
douhtedly be over before the case can
be heard. The action Of the railroads
IL IN line with their policy az the
knights remplar cOnclave In Pitts
burg, where they We're successful In
carrying their point"