Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09


Material has been ordered for
another new engine, which will be
built in the boiler department.
Mr.. Morris Brown. of Jonesboro
has accepted a position in the black
smith department a these shops.
The Altheimer passenger train is
now equipped with all the la test i'm
provements, and the coaches are all
rev.
Mr.. c. H. Trayers, a distinguished
Cotton Belt agent at Birds Point.
Mo, has returned home after short
visit here.
Mr.. Frank Seoono7er, chief stenog-
fapher in the superintendent office,
has eturned from II bfitf trip to
Memphis
nj. John Davis, who was called
to Mobile last week on account of
the death of his brother, will re
turn home today.
Mr., George Opel has resumed his
duties in the tin department after
several days visit to his hoe4e in
Marshall. Texas.
Mr.. Chas. Nelson, a machinist who
worked several months age nc these
shops, was here last week shaking
hands with his many friends.
Mr.. Elliott McDanieIs, who has
been acting as 2oad clerk in the sup
erinteRdentzs Office, has returned 20
his old home at New Lewisville.
Mr.. Him Nanny has returned from
lengthy trip to Big Springs. Tex,
and has accepted a position us
blacksmith at these shops.
The work in the blacksmith de-
partmentis very rushing and two
new forges have been added.
This road intends to run an excur-
sion to Galveston. Texas, in the
near future, and if they do we pre-
dict a large 'crowd out of this city.
Mr.. Walter Sellers, formerly Of this
place but low with the Arkansas
and Louisiana road, was spending a
few dag Is here last week, with his
family.
Mr.. W X. Horne, an engine g per
in the round h use has severed his
connection with this company to
accept "a similar one with the Az L.
road at Stamps.
Mr.. Frank Langston. fornaerly
master mechanic of the Arkansas
and Louisiana broad. left yesterday
for Helena, where be went to work
on a large engine.
Mr.. 2. NJ. Ktlrov, foreman of the
riptrack, left last Fetday for Detroit,
Mich. to attend II meeting OF thu
air brakeman's association, of which
he is Secretary.
Mr.. PhilIip Bloom, a young ma
chinist at these shops. hau very
sad accident happen to him Friday
night. While lighting cigarette
Pills moust@ev e-the pride and Joy
OF his life-eaught fire ana was badly
burned.
Mr.. M. Adami, travelling passenger
agent. with Headquarters at Cairo,
H.. was here last week to look after
the excursion rates TO Shreveport.
a.. during the carnival at that
place.
Mr.. Theo. Wollerman, vino has
been confined to his room for several
months " it'll a sprained ankle has
resumed his duties at the shops. Mr.
Wollerman was seen Ov our report
er yesterday carrying cane with
McKinley's M head upon it.
Upon asking the gentleman why he
dldL't get a cane with different
handle to it he said, because it was
tie only Protection he had.
Mr.. Walter Boone. after short
trip to Shreveport. In, has resumed
his duties in the coach department.
Mr.. e. s. Maupin, after several
days illness. has resumed his duties
in the car department.
A base ball club il heing organized
at these shops for the coming season
with Mr. Frank Smith as captain.
Conductor LeBosque, after u few
days rest, has resumed his passenger
run.
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