Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

Auditor Nus came back from 20.
catello last night.
General Superintendent Calvin Of the
short i.ino went north this mofninR.
owing 90 tho storm there IL nm un.
usual 1uiet at all OF the local rail.
road offices today.
General Agent n. Ncvinr OF the ID. a
". q. was at the bedside of his sick
child today.
General Agent kooser 81 the Mis-
souri, Pacific leaves for st. Louis to-
morrow on a ten days business trip.
The brotherhood ~ Locomotiv. Fire
men u making great preparations Tor
their annual ball. which viii be- held
at chriSienSen'a on the 18th.
Mr.. Mcmillan ~ the Burlington. IL
the happy nosscesor OF very fne pie
turc of the company's depot az
Omaha.
General Agent Mills Of the O. u. A.
". who. With his wife. has been spcnd-
ing a week IN the city. left for Hunting
ton last night.
W, G. Evans, the contracting agent
OF the thicaro and Northwestern. who
was called To chicago last week will
return In the morning.
Fred Burns u the auditors Office OF
the short Line. took a. himself "A wlfe
on Wednesday last. Fred is fortunate.
and may the lady b. equally ~.
col Wagner, the Denver travelling
passenger agent 81 the Chicago. Mil.
wnnkeo and ~. Paul. who has been
spending a week In the city. left for
home last night.
dick" iiudnaii OF the Colorado Mid
land came home last night Mr.. IIud-
nall was caught In the storm In COL
Grad" and IN consequence II nursing q
very had cold.
u 4 said that General Superintendent
Van iten of the New York Central will
Epend few days In Salt LAX. civ
urun hts return from the coast where
he has been on business with the pa.
cific coast roads.
The report of the earnings ~ IA.
Oregon Hallway and Navigation com.
pany u at hand Tor III. six months
ending December aiat, iSsS. The Erosa
earnings We're SliS5 10. an incrrars IN
llii, go. The not earnings were 81, Gsi..
go, n decrease OF sisogs2.
\ Stn,uettc representing a traveller
examining railroad man IN the new
est thing In the railroad advertising
line. The stntuette N reproduction
~ .NWIth"t pp' thlT taken AZ fhc klu
tfnnde Western depot In this city. and
adopted NJ the ftontiEpicoe OF the chi-
caro ana Rock Island folder. The com-
pnny u h'nhlng out large number 0f
these pieces.
\ morning paper dlntorts the "Sews"
Interview with Mr., 0ard. OF the Mid.
lnnd, 10 mean something that this papsr
neNer Haid or Intended IL say. Nothing
Was said ~ miles aud miles OF The
nlnn pncihc b.ing blocked. What Mr..
lard stated and what the News" pub-
liahed that there were miles 81 road
blocked
Mr, n. y, Knoscr.tho general agent OF
the Missouri Pacific lcft today Tor ~.
Louis. u II possible that he win be np-
pointed 10 the general agency at Kan
tas city, len vacant by tho appoint
meni Of s. v porrnh 10 the position ~
assistant general freight agent ~ the
system. Mr. kooser has been very sue
ccasful IN this eit' and has made "A ~.
cord to be proud OF.
a Now York dispatch to the chlea-
go News says that movement IL ON
foot to consolidate the passenger and
freight companies into one big combl.
nation. The Pullman company il
standing out against the arrangement,
but I. u said that this win not block
the deal. Among the parties to the
agreement are Rarney smith a 60, OF
Dayton, ohio, The Michigan Pcnlnsular
company Of Detroit, the st. Louis Car
Works, and the works al Madison.
Iowa.
=. V, Derrah, who was the Salt Lake
general agent Of the Missouri Pacific
before the present general agent took
the position, has been made assistant
genorui freight agent Of the same CONF
pnny with headquarters nt IT. Louis.
Mr. perrnh has been general agent at
Kansas Guy. which position Mr.. NJ ID.
parnell, contracting agent. ~ now MI
Ing as acting general agent. II. ~.
krake, the former assistant general
freight agent Of the line, has re-
signed.
General passenger agents Of the