Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-29
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BELT NOTES:
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on the sick list.
Engineers Lewis, Case, Anderson
and Graves are reported on the sick
list.
Our smling friend. Mr.. Will Z.
Lynch is spending the day in Stuff
CART.
Passenger brakeman Harrison is
taking much needed rest for few
days.
Engine So, belonging to this COM
pany, was yesterday sold to the
Dilley Foundry Co.
Mr.. II. A. Coate, of Bfinkley, bas
been installed as agent at SCOTS,
Ark, on this road.
Mr.. A. $. Webb has resumed his
duties as day operator at Gray's
Point after several weeks vacation.
Mr.. M. Walter White has resumed
his run as fireman after several
weeks vacation.
Mr.. Charley LIE Marie has returned
from flying trip TO Galveston aud
has resumed his duties.
Trainmaster G. ). Hutchins has
! been on important business at
Shreveport during the past week.
Superintendent William Neff has
returned from business trip To
Jonesboro in his private car Oh.
The excursion which was to be
given to Galveston in August is said
To be Cancelled.
Mr.. Frank Zisbe, freight brakeman
on the south end, has returned from
a flying trip to st. Louis.
Mr.. q. j. Hlgg has accepted po-
sition as fireman on the north end.
Mr.. Higgi is formerly Of Jonesboro.
Chair cars 300 and SIG have been
turned out of the paint department
and they are things of beauty.
Mr.. Duke Burvisky. chief clerk in
the yard office, left yesterday after
noon for Little Rock to spend the
Sabbath.
A large tank belonging to the
Waters Pierce Oh Company is under
going repairs in the boiler depart
ment.
Engineer George Merrill Is ut
Jonesboro handling the switch en-
gine. Watch out for his new jokes
when he returns.
Mr. 7. W. Luskem. the eornet
PLAYER, also a member of the Cot OF.
Belt baud, has accepted position
In the tin department..
Mr.. Will Harper has resigned his
position in the tin department and
is now employed In the bridge and
building department.
General Manager MeDale Of the c.
T. and L. road passed thron4h yrs
terday en- route to Campbell. Mo.
via this route.
MIR. Dan Brennan we are sorry to
state is again suffering with rheuma-
tism. Dan is popular brakeman
on the south end.
Heavy fruit and Lumber trains
were seen going through here daily
the past week for points north over
this route.
The standard rules have been Is
sued TO the road men in book form
and they have until September the
first, to study up.
Oscar Mckenzie has been assigned
to engine $50. John Bugh to Engine
1856; Will Yaneh, Engine lao aad Al
Simpson, Engine 201.
Mr.. j. ". Dnnoyan, superint end
ent of transportation with head
quarters at Texarkana, has been
taking in the Arkansas and Mis-.
souri, division during the past week
Mr.. Andrew Carson. one of our
lightning Hashers at the Office, we
are glad to state has recuperated.
Day Operator Leonard aud Night
Operator shriver both OF Joneshoro,
are on the sick list. They were re
LEVIED by Operators Corcoran and
Page.
Mr.. Ed Bocage. who recently hurt
his right foot while engaged at
work at the bench, is able to walk
around little today.
The reporter will try and publish
the letter recently received from
Manager Northcott of the telegraph
Office at this place Of his experiences
at the Paris exposition.
The many friends will be pleased
to hear that Mr.. Garland bird is
now conducting an eating house al
Hoxle, Ark, on the Fay See rond
Conductor John I. "Sterus