Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-15
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E. WALTER konpnAN. 8

Firemen Aaneh and Hutton are
reported On the sick list.
Hello/Boyt! Study up, the stand
ard rE1es will soon be ready for you
ON 6r about August 18th.
Mr. Duke Burwinsky has accepted
fhe position as yard clerk in the
yard Office.
Assistant Master Mechanic G. ].
Langston has returned from a brief
business trip to Jonesboro.
We are glad to state that the
hHndsomest machinist at these
shops, Mr.. Will Harrison has recu-
perated after a months illness of
chills and fever.
Coach No. 2. belonging to the Pine
Bluff & Arkansas River Railway has
been repainted aud Is ready for basi-
ness.
Mr. j. e Hill. agent at Laf5rge is
quite sick aud has bean relieved by
Mr.. A. E. Payer.
Conductors Alexander and Harris
are now taking short vacation on
account OF Ill health aud during their
absence Conductors t'urgerson and
Thomas will take up tickets and
collect fares.
Conductor wood is now on
the day pssseng run for short
while only.
The special with General Manager
F.. II. Britton. General superintend-
ont Bowran. General Auditor s. &.
johnson and Chief Engineer Lynch,
which has been on q tour OF inspec
ton through Texas during the past
week. passed through here this
morning enroute TO st. Louis.
Mr.. George King, travelling ma
chinist and engineer for the Rodgers
Locomotive Works. is here with the
two new engines and will remain
until the theirs arrive.
Engineer Birt Etghme, who for
y col % iaS NEt vCst viz Soih ~ lily WILL
has severed his connections with
this road.
Conductor McNew, who il well
known throughout railroad circles
along this eu;ire syst TEN and who
for number of years has been con
ductor on this toad. has severed his
connection aud will retire from rail-
road life.
One OF our popular ma.hinists is
said to be making preparations for
fall wedding to very popular and
accomplished Young lady on Third
avenue. We will tell Moore" later.
Mr.. Tim Dennis. who recently ac-
cepted the position as yard clerk has
been promoted to the position as
agent for this road at Fair Oaks.
We congratulate Tim upon his good
luck.
Operator T. NJ. Cochran. CT st.
IC1is, and who for a number OF
Years has worked In the Western
Union t.ffi.e at that place has ac-
cepted the position as extra opera
tor for this company.
Mr. F. B. Nurthcott, MAJ ager OF
the telegraphic department. at the
shops, who recently took a trip to
Washington d. G., has wired the
boys that he will sail for Paris next
Saturday. MIR. Northcott left for
New York last night. No doubt
Fred will try ta tap the exposition.
Mr.. Sam Holian. u popular ma
chinist. who has been working with
this company for the past year, has
resigned his position and accepted a
similar position with tue Mountain
shops af Little Roc I.
Gonauctor Thompson, our extra
passenger ticket pnncher. is nov
playing I he lone hand since his wife
and baby ara among friends 1T Col
ora6o Springs. Col.
Messrs. Frank Bridge and William
Buch eng ineer and fireman, togath-
4 s. with Conductor e. 3. Lynch were
! eald fu he tile real things af the.
( & hriners EaDqset al I.xarkana. Il
9 ], i ~ e, the cotton Eeit... Sec
Messrs j. s. Houston. commercial
: o'..s. With headquarters at Men,
III II: & d. Feriill, general freight
= 81 a. Texas, with Chief Clerk
Y ave returned to their head
& ! 800 alter business trip to
2 3 (or tbis company.