Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-17
;c0Yl,8N BELT NOTES;
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TraiDmaster Hutchins is south on


an inspecting tour.
Conductor Ed LyLch has resumed
his run after short visit here.
Brakeman Manual has severed his
connections with his company
Operator Duross has resumed
work after few DAYS recreation.
General Roadmaster eonlop has
returned from a trip over the south
end.
The steam ditcher is now at work
Just north OF Camden, making new
bitches.
Dispatcher ]. ). Johnson is of on
leave Of absence. MIR. Mcclure is
ID his place.
Alargg rack has been erected near
the boiIsa department for storing
away fues.
General Master Mechanic R. Fl.
johnson is south on important bus
ness.
Both freight and passenger traffic
has been quite heavy during the past
week.
Mr.. Brit Wright has accepted the
position as fireman on the switch
engine
heavy fruit train passed through
here over this road from Tyler en-
route to Cairo, LII.
Mr. Peter Dereaus. an employe in
the boiler department is now visit
ing relatives in Paducan, Ky.
The Te429s Ranger passed through
asst Friday en- route to headquarters
at Tyler from Memphis,
Conductor eonyers has resigned
his position with this road to accept
similar position elsewhere.
Dispatcher C. j. Lake, we are ser-
ry TO state, is still confined to bis
room with sickness.
Superintendent Neff has returned
from business trip north in his
private car 03.
Mr., Dick WEIGH has returned from
sisit to Chicago and has resumed his
duties in the. air pipe department.
A large supply Of headlights have
been turned out CT The Tin depart
ment during the past few weeks.
The checks for the month Of May
will be in the hands of the agent at
this point on tomorrow, the 18th.
Mr.. James Hughes. car repairer
on the rip track. has resumed his
duties after several days lay elf.
Yard Clerk Granville will leave in
few days for an extended trip to
CALIFORNIA; Hope you will have
good me.fGeorge.
Brakeman joe Shankland who re-
Gently quit braking for this road has
accepted position on the Illinois
Central.
Mr., Will Deck, otter lengthy visit
to relatives in West Virginia, has re-
sumed bis mechanical duties at these
shops.
Brother Lynch. the efficient chief
clerk in the trainmaster' Office, is
still taking his Sunday dinner in
Shreveport
Travelling passenger agent NJ.
Adami, after g business stay in this
city Of week has returned to head
quarters at Cairo, Ill.
Conductor c. e. Tucker rs off on
leave of absence. Conductor tran,
VILE will ask for Tickets, please
during his absence.
Mr.. Walter Boone, an efficient
carpenter and coach builder, has
joined the Knights of the Scoop, and
Will make his first trip firing on the
southend.
FiremanJohn neraux, while shov-
cling coal in the fire box of his en-
CINE, met with a painful accident,
caused by lump OF coal falling on
his hand.
One OF our popularconducto rs here
it is said, is soon to lead to Hymen s
altar one Of Jonesboro's fair daugh
tiers. Watch this colum closely and
you may know who he is.
The latest thing about the engines
on thisSroad is small smoke. stacks.
All are TO have small ones 10 place of
large ones. This will give the en-
gines faster speed and draw fire bet
ter.
Mr.. Alvin Munro has not only
proven himself an expert in mpchan-