The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
Railroad Notes.

An additional Salt Lake sleeper has
been put on the Colorado Midland.
H. B. Worden. local agent of the
Frisco line, left for Denver last night.
T j. Clark of the passenger depart
ment of the Rock Island is in Den
yer.
L.R. Adamson, city passenger agent
of the Rock Island, was in Ogden yes
terday.
Auditor John Q. Critchlow of the
Utah & Pacific went up to Ogden last
night.
]. L. Yundt. travelling freight agent of
the Rock Island, is in Sanpete valley,
hustling for business.
General Freight Agent E. H. Wood
of the Union Pacific is expected to ar
rive in the city today.
J. w. Trewhela, freight solicitor of
the Rock Island. will leave for Idaho
today, to help load lot of wool.
General Traffic Manager Babcock Of
the Rio Grande Western returned home
yesterday from trip to Chicago.
George Gray of Fond du Lac, Wiscon-
sin, has succeeded A. L. Nutchucker in
the dispatchers office at Laramie, Wy
Oming.
George NJ. Guertin of Denver has
been appointed chief dispatcher at Ev
anston, Wyoming, in the service of the
Union Pacific.
Conductor ]. F. Shirk of the Union
Pacific has moved his family to ogden
and will run freight trains from Og-
den to Evanston.
General Superintendent Dyer Of the
Colorado & Southern is in Chicago buy
ing machinery for the new shops being
built by that road
Colonel D. G. Dodge and party. who
have been touring the Colorado Mid
land and the Rio Grande Western. will
be in the city today.
Travelling Freight Agents w. L. Fox
and D. J. Lindsay of the c. & n. W. re
turned to the city yesterday after d
weeks hard work in Idaho.
II. c. Bush. the newly-appOinted gen.
eral agent of the Colorado Midland at
San Francisco. was in the city yester-
day and left last night for Denver.
]. E. Fox, travelling freight agent Of
the Rock Island is in Idaho looking
after some livestock shipments con-
signed to the eastern market over that
road.
The local railroads are expecting
quite a heavy excursion east on the
be a single fare for the round trip,
plus g.
Edwin Fears. travelling passenger
agent of the New York Central &, Hud-
son river. with headquarters in Den
yer, was in town yesterday and left
again for home last night.
G. A. Boies. formerly superintendent
of the Idaho division Of the Short Line,
with headquarters at POcatellO. has
been appointed chief train dispatcher
of the Rock Island at GoOdland, Kan
sas.
Harry H. Staley is now in charge Of
the motive power account in Auditor
Hills office of the Oregon Short Line,
succeeding Mr.. George z. Wilson, re-
signed. Mr.. F c. Graham succeeds Mr..
Staley.
General Agent B. F Nevins of the
Denver & Rio Grande returned home
yesterday from a trip down the Rio
Grande Western, where he gave his
personal attention TO the loading of a
lot Of livestock.
The Oceanic Steamship company has
made the announcement that d new
line of boats, sailing every thirty-three
, days from San Francisco to Tahiti. in
the South sea islands, will be inaugur-
ated on Nov. l.
The Short Line passenger department
expects 10 do a big business to Ogden
today. The fare for the round trip
is 81. Bicycles will be carried free, so
those wishing TO make the Ogden can
yon trip can do so.
ThOrwald Larson, one of the oldest
employees of Uncle Sam in the rail
way mail service. has been assigned to
the new rOute from Salt Lake Cjtv
TO Uvada. John A. Ward of Ogden
succeeds him on his former run on the
Sanpete branch of the r. G. w.
L. w. Hahn has been appointed to
the position of travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Burlington, I'M
der General Agent Nelson of this city.
succeeding w. F. Chaplin, who has re-
turned TO Omaha, where he continues
with the Burlington under the same I'll
tie he had here,