The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27

mir. J. N. Wisner, travelling freight agent
OF the Frisco is in the city.
Mr., Terry general attorney for the San
ia Fe, was here yesterday from Galveston,
Mr.. w c. Conner, Jr., comm srclal a6ont
of the Frisco, left his headlu1rtsr s bere
yesterday for South Texas.
Mr.. e. E. Shackford San Antonio
railroad man, was in the city yesterday
and left last night for home.
Mr.. Tom Zerrin, claim agent OF the
Santa Fe, with headquarters liz Clsbd. be,
was among the visitors - H ouston yes
terday.
Mr.. w. H. Taylor, general freight and
passenger agent OF the Houston East ard
West Texas railroad, went out for trip
over his line yesterday
Mr.. ]. D. Bone, commercial agent Of tbc
Cotton Belt, returned to Housto1 yester-
day from a business excursion - Hemp
stead and other points
Mr.. W. L. Conner, Southwestern passen-
ger agent of the Wabash, with headquar-
ters in Dallas spent yesterday in the city,
accompanied by his family
Mr.. A. N. Leitnaker, general manager oil
the Austin and Northwestern railroad. was
here from the Capital City yesterday and
left for Galveston in the afternoon.
Mr.. Fl. A. Jones. general freight agent
of the Houston and Texas Central, left last
night for Austin and will attend The meet
ing of the commission there tolaI.
General Manager John H. Kirby OF the
Kaysee. who has been attending to impor-
tant business matters in Austin during the
past week, has returned to Beaumont.
Colonel George W. Butcher, superintend-
ent OF motive power and machinery, San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway, was In
the city Yesterday, accompanied by his son.
Mr.. G. Fl. Turner, general freight agent
of the International and Great Northern
snent Yesterday in Houston and returaed
last night to his headquarters IN fdies-
tine.
Mr.. NJ. Z. Glass travelling freight agent
of the Texas Midland, spent Sunday In
Houston and returned yesterday TO the
watermelon country along the Arkansas
Pass road.
Mr.. w. A. Rheinhardt, travelling passen'
ger agent OF the Southern Pacific, re-
turned TO his Houston headquarters yes
| terday and will leave this morning on a
business trip over his road.
Mr.. w. E. Spear, paymaster of the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railroad, was II
the city yesterday, accompanied by ms
nav car and the necessary wherewith u
nav off all the companys employees
Mr.. Charles d. Golding commercial
agent of the Rock Island, is out sklrnlsh
ing for business for mis- road and is sup
nosed 10 have pitched his tent In the hear
Of the watermelon region, SCUM Texas
To-day the Texas railway commission
will have an interesting session On tbt
subject of rates on cotton hagslug ard
Ties and II Is not lmprootble tina. an
emergency rate will be put into effect
Mr.. W. B. Mulvey, the popular division
superintendent OF the Sunset, returned Z
hIs headquarters In Houston yesterday az
tar pleasant visit to his old home In tn
Buskeye State. He left his family in tn
north, however, for the summer.
The Galveston, Houston and Northern
r,iiroad fthe Bay Shore road is doing
great deal OF judirious advertising recent
ii ssIoqlssu@ isInsel s. sllusA luss,
! Iesusssud puB lusI9Ia IsIsusD pue q
ronularizing his line and making the re
sorts along the road the popular place
they really are