Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-03

MT. 1. H. Roadhaven, formerly chief clerk for the general master mechanic. left yesterday for St Lotus. where he will in future reside.
 air. M l.. Jones will relieve Mir J. B. Canadaas as agent at Hum- phrey fora few days. Mir. Cana daas is attending court in Little ROCK.
 Mir. William Brennan, formerly machinist It these shops but now with the Katy" at Denison, Tex, spent Thanksgiving day in this city.
 Mr. H. B. Evans will, when he is relieved here, accept a position with the l. c. read at Clinton, Ill We wish Mr Evans success in bis new field.
 Bids have been open for several days for one brakeman to fill tho vacancy on I. H. Campnell's crew caused by the death of L. c. Cole sometime ago.
 Conductors attention has again been called to the fact that they must positively give each and every passenger who presents cash fare q cash-fare receipt.
 Mr. V. D. Webb, of duck fame spent Thanksgiving slaughtering one poof water hen y Mir. Webb's luck seems to have changed. Try it again Webb-berrv-
 MT. c. E.Sshriver, an employe on this road with headquarters at Joneseboro, was in Stuttgart yes terday on business. Ghas. says he can't stay ysaway from Stuttgart too long for fear he will lose his rights.
 MT. C. G. Lowering, .sthe gento at Rob Roy, was doing the city last Thursday night aud it isl reported by reputable citizen he had the pleasure of drilling home Friday morning on account Of late local freig ht train.
 MT. ". J. Miller. foreman of the machine shops, has returned from Patterson. N.J., where he went to inspect the four mogul engines, which are being built by the Rod- gers Locomotive Worss and will be here a'soat the 18th Of this month.
 Mr w. E. Hals4ssata. formerly \ Ecarpenter at these shops and who was some four or five months ago promoted to wheel clerk in the gen. maeter mechanics office, has been placed back in his old position in the carpenters department. and the wheel clerkship abolished.
 The new general foreman has placed q bulletin notice up notifying all engineers and firemen on switch engines to report for duty thirty minutes before regular working hours in order that their engines will be ready 10 move at the time of the W hiStle for working
 The following has been placed on the advertising board: One engin- ger on switch engine III Jonesboro yards; one fireman on local bet ween Jonesboro and Maiden; one fireman on local between Maiden and Jones- boro, one fireman on local bet W cen Birds Point and Maiden; one fire- man and engineer on No 15 from Birds Point to Texarkana.
 sign was placed up in the ma chine shops notifying the machin- ists that their photographs would be taken at noon hour and when the photographer was ready to strike off the picture not a machin- ist could be found and now the photographer is now singing sIn never go back"
 Col R. M. Galbraith, formerly general master m chanic Of this road. is now in Kansas City, Mo. on important business. It is rumer- ed that Mir. Galbraith has been of fered the position of general master mechanic of the Kansas City. Pitts burg < Gulf road with headauarters at Kansas City. He was met there by ol. $. ". Fordyce, receiver of the above road