The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
Rniiroad Notes and Personals,


Mr.. j. D. Bone. commercial agsnt Of the
Cotton Belt. left yesterday inr Palest'ne.
Mr.. Charles F. Byers 4 The I,snc STAR
steamship line was here yesterday from
Galveston
MIR. E. n. Brown, commercial agent y.
the Bay Shore road. left last nigh, FIR
Galveston.
Colonel T u. cobbs, general attorney OF
the Sunset-Central land department is
in tina city
Raadmaster Brewer Of the Santa h,
was in the city yesterday from his head
quarters at Alvin.
Mr. j p. Brooks, travelling passenger
agent of the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railroad is in the city.
MI Ed Sells district freight agent Of
the American Refrigerator Transit corn
panN is in the city from Dallas.
Hon. John H. Kirby, president o. the
Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas City railway
is mngling among his home friends IN
Houston
President Munson and Vice President
L. J. Smith OF the Bay Shore road le;t
last evening for Galveston on Official
business.
Mr. r. f. George travelling passenge.
agent of the Houston and Texas Central,
left yesterday on a business excursion to
the interior.
The Houston East and West Texas rail.
road viii run an excursion from Shreve-
port to Houston and Galveston on the
nth instant
Mr.. James r. Christian, commercial
agent Of the Houston and reNas Ge1uai,
headquarters at Galveston. spen yosttiipv
interviewing his Houston .rieAis.
Captain George w. Butcher, superin-
tendent OF motive power aud machinery,
/ San Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway, is
among Yesterdays arrivals in Houston
Traffic Manager c. W. BIN OF ths
/ Southern Pacific and General Fre'ehb
/ Agent H. A Jones Of the Houston and
/ Texas Central left last night for 81. Lou :,
! For the Guadalupe Baptist association
meeting to be held in Seguin on the 2Stn
and 29th instant. tho Sunset railway an
nounces rate of one and one-third fares
for the round trip.
Mr. F. NJ Aldridge, general superin-
tendent, aud Mr.. G r. Wansbrough. gem
eral freight agent. of the Gulf Beaumont
/ aud Kansas City railway, were visitors in
| Houston yesterday.
MIR r. W. Miller. soliciting .reislt
agent Of the Gulf, Colorado ard Santa
/ PC, who has been in Wea'l artu ID cA Susi-
ness OF his company, returned yesterday to
his headquarters in Houston
Mr. Fred D. Miller, travelling passenge'
agent OF the Illinois Central, with mead
quarters at San Anton1, arrived IN thu
city LIST night and viii ne found foremos
in the rush for business in Houston to-
I dav.
Atelegram from Dallas states that Cap
tain George \. Quinlan. vice president ar
general manager OF the Houston and
Texas Central, left that city last night fJr
Chicago, New York and other Northern
points.
For the meeting Of the Epworth League
and annual conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church tSouth) TO he held 10
Houston July A. the International rail
road announces a rate of one fare for the
round trip.
MI G. H, Longbottom, secretary Of he
Rogers Locomotive works, who has teer
IN the city for several Hays past in con-
nection with the sale n The N Po"tc en-
gines left yesterday for his Headquarters
in Patterson. n. J.
For the annual meeting Of the coloret
Baptist Free Missionary association 10 bt
held in Wharton July H. the Galveston
Harrisburg and san Antonio railway anc
the Texas and New Orleans railroad an
nounces rate of one and one-third fareI
for the round trip
Mr.. j. ]. O'Donnell travelling patsenget
agent of the Atlanta and Now Or'tan
Short Line. is among me We'l known an
20 pular railroad visitors in Houston
Everybody from the Red river 10 III
Crescent City knows Jimmy" tas liz
friends Familiarity call him) anI Wherevu
he goes the boys are always glad to SCI
him