The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-01
EXTENDING ITS OFFICES.
Plant System Is Making More Room
for Its Auditing Department.


The Plant System is charging the offices
of its auditing department For some time
there has been too little room to admit
of the satisfactory discharge of the duties
of the numerous clerks employed by the
two auditors, and an extension of the Of
fees has been desired.
There has been long veranda running
the length of the building on the east, upon
which the offices of the auditors opened.
This Is now being enclosed. The partition
that divided 1t from the offices will be re-
moved and the offices and the old veranda
thereby combined
A veranda is necessary, and another Is
being built. This is being added
to the west side of the build
ing. 1t will run along the entire second
story and the offices of the auditors Will
open upon It,
This is the third considerable addition
that has been made to The Plant System
offices within a comparatively recent time.
The first was that TO the Office of the
passenger traffic manager, which was fol-
lowed Just a few weeks ago by an addi-
ton to the office of the freight traffic man
ager. which will be used by Vice Presi-
dent Knott, and another which will be
used by General Superintendent Bradford
Durham.
Bearing date Dec. %, Mr.. E. ST. John
vice president of the Seaboard Air Line
has issued a circular TO officers and en-
Moves as follows: "A new year is RAPIDLY
approaching, and again ii is my privilege
and very great pleasure, to express 10 all
officers and employees personal thanks and
acknowledgements for the faithful, intelli-
gent and efficient service rendered during
the year about 10 close; services which
have produced results, making the year
ending Dec. 81, 1899, the most successful in
the entire history OF the Seaboatd Air
Line.
THE outlook is encouraging. Ire Sea-
board is unquestionaDly to become, in the
very near future, a system of vast i'm
Dortance It's mileage will be largely in
creased The principal cities of the South
will be reached by 1t, and upon the basis
of a shorter mileage than al present ex-
lists by other routes.
THAT our renewed efforts in behalf o.
the greater interests to be served nav
prove even more successful. If possibe in
the future than In the past, Is my most
sincere wish. Let us strive for its accom-
plishmeut.
permit me to again EXPIRE IS ION behalf
OF our president, as wen myself the
hone that the new year may prove most
prosperous TO all, including those dear to
Won. in the myriad homes made glad by
General Freight and Passenger Agent A.
G. jackson of the Georgia Railroad, in an
official circular, announces the following
changes in the traffic department to go
into effect Jan. l:
IS. e. Magill, contracting freight and
passenger agent at Macon, has been APP
pointed general agent with headquarters
in Atlanta. The office of general agent has
Just Ieen created.
wv. w. Hardwick, soliciting freight and
mass niger agent at Macon, will succeed
MIR. Magill, and the Office TO which he was
appointed will also be known as a general
aFency.
william c. McMillin has been appointed
soliciting freight and passenger agent of
The Joint lines, the Georgia Railroad and
| Atlantic Coast Line, at Macon"
The earnings of the Central of Georgia
Railroad for the week ending the third
week Of December were $l27.531, against
| Sis 831 for the same week of last year, and
1851, $50 from Jan. ], to the end of the
| third week OF December, against $5,441, 1903
for the corresponding period of 1898.
Thirty-three and one-thlrd per cent. of
| on Eastman's Kodaks and IS per cent. DIS
| count on Promo Cameras, at Livingstons
| Drug Stores, Bull and Congress. and Bull
| street, opposite be Soto Iotel.-ad.