The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-02

Mr. G, S. Thompson, Dallas commercial
a@'Nt of me illinois Central, was IN Hous-
gcu yes e.day.
SIR. ". g. CoRnor, The Houston CONNER.
cldl agent al the Frisco ilue g. doing some
hlsttu4 Ia the interior for his road this
week.
Mr.. j. W Wilkinson, chief rate clerk in
the general offices OF the Sunset Central
Orleans
Mir Harry C.. Archer commercial agent
OF the Kansas -ltr southern at Calves
Ton, visited Houston yesterday in the in
terest OF Lls line.
Mr. T. j.. Anderson, district passenger
agent FOR the Sunset-CentIal lines at Waco,
was among the prominent railroad visitors
10 Houston yesterday.
Mr.. William j. Craig. general manager OF
OF me New York ard Texas Mexican rail
| road, WITH headquarters at Victoria, IS q
| guest az tho Rice hotel.
Mr. A. \. Brown, travelling freight agent
I@f the Frisco line with headquarters In
Houston, Is spending a few days in the in
teIlcE In the interest Of his road.
Mr.. In Tilford, stenographer In the Of
nee ct General Freight agent II. a. Jones
oI tue Sunsct. Contra, llneS, Is In West
Texas enjoying his annual vacation.
Colonel ]. C.. Andrews, Southwestern pas
take top from his Houston headquarters
day.
Mr.. JeG \. Miller, chief clerk to Cap
tain g. A. Quiulan, vice president and gen
/ eral manager Of the Houston and Texas
/ Central, IS back from a recent trip over
the company's lines.
Mr. }. K. Christian. assistant general
I freight agent OF the Galvpsfop Iinustor,
and Northern, with headquarters az Gal
1 weston spent a pCrtion of YESTERDAY IN
I ices
Ar. 7; L Pseeier, larely Industrial agent
/ OF the Katy in Houston, bat who few
! days ago moved mis- headquarters 10 bal
i4si was DO the city yesterday. Mr. Peel-
/ fr seems 70 he very Wei pleased with Dial
/ ias as his headquarters point.
| Two sections oil the Southern Pacific
I MeslnoNha passenger train No. Z We're run
! yesterday morning. the second section bc-
| ing provided fpf the accommodation OF
! the cacursioniSts from the West VINO came
/ spent sunday In the Two cities.
/ ARe largest shipment 81 watermelDns IA
single day from Hampstead this year was
e ss, over the Hot sion and Texas Central
! saturday. Sixteen carloads We're taken
I ont from that point by the r0a,. named
dd ~ melons were consigned 10 Kansas City.
! umaha ana ether markets North
NC 3 Morehead Of ST. Louis, purchasing
! NBsnt Tor the American Railway Transit
| company, spent Yesterday Ia Houston Mr.
| Morenead was here for the purpose OF max
lnS arrangements 20 secure Ice with winch
\ 10 cool his company cars used in the
transportation Of fruit from south Texas
Mr.. J. G. Borne, clerk IN the oIlce OF
/ hf' y ). Meidrum, general manager ~
| the Houston East and West Texas. Vas Ar
/ MS desk again yesterday after an absence
/ OF several days Mr. Rome visited hiS
mqther az The OLD family home In Balm.
| day,
Major F. w Cave, treasurer OF thu
Houston and Texas Central. vii, leave tlr.
! city todng for WaNaAachie and Austin fo
/ ~ present. ~ meeting ~ the directors OF
I hnes IN the Central system. lie will re-
! turn 10 Houston In time for the postponed
! Nentrai meeting which Is scheduled for
4 saturday
Inc Houston East and West Texas Pourt,
OF jay excursion fyom Houston 70 ShreYe.