Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-27

company shops before delivery.
 Earl Joyce, formerly sWitchman for the Cotton Belt i'll the local yard is 0ow holding a similar position i'll the yards of the Texas Pacific road st Shreveport, La.
 fireman Netf has been transferred 10 brakeman on the Cotton Belt.
 Brakeman Seahorne is now full aedged fireman, having given up the brakeman job on the Cotton Belt.
 alr Adolph Barleau, formerly With the Cotton Belt road, but now engaged n other business, is visiting relatives ID the city for a few days.
 Mir Gus Schmidt has resigned his position at the Cotton Belt shops and eft for poin*s in Texas Mr Schmidt $ one of the finest drill pressmen that was eyer connected with the Cotton Belt He has been in the employ Of the Cotton Belt for a number of rears. and has won the esteem of all with whom he came n contact Ills acpaltHre was keenly felt by his fcl- tow employees and he is greatly mss d when it comes to rush job on thc pig drill press.
 Mr. Fred Townsend, chief clerk III the general yard office Of the Cotton Belt. had the misfo tune Of IoosIng fine horse. which Giea last week.
 Tfaveling Eng!neer Bob H. Rue, of he Cotton Belt. who for the past month has been confined to his room with typhoid fever. Is reported as rap idly improving.
 Mr Chas McGaa. engine inspector of the round house at the Cotton Bet shops. has severed his connection with the company.
 Twenty machnists have been sent for to work in the machine shops Of he Cotton Belt.
 Cicero Hinds, machlnst of Aokum. Texas is now at this HI2ee with tne St. Louis Southwestern company
 Percy Henderson. painter apprea- tice at the Cotton Belt shops. has ssT- cred his duties with the company.
 Mr J. R. Maxwell. of the Mountain shops at Little Rock. has returned to his duties. after brief visit to i'Ine Bluff
 Happy Fred Heiner. of the Cotton Belt, has retuned from a brief trip 10 Memphis. Fred returned singing, T was happy till 1 met you
 Private car Marion" belonging to the Texas Central. bearing the super lntendent of that road. passed ovar the Cotton Belt. on route north last Thursday.
 Mf. William Shurat. night yard mas ter at the Cotton Belt, has resigned
 Swltchman Albert Chiffon, Of the Cotton Belt. has quit.
 The Cotton Belt lodge. No. 204 5. ot L. F., at ;onesboro, is prepaing for q grand Thanksgiving bali on the night Of the ZSth of November The reporter IS the recipient very neat pass from that benevolent order.
 MT. 5. k. Kramer. fomery tram master on the Sandusky division of ne Lake Erie and Western railroad mas accepted the position of general Nafdmcstaf on the Cotton Belt. with A'aa9u3rters at this point, vice NIT. 9dm I, Philips, resigned. Mr. kra. Hlef IS an up to date railroad man and well experienced. 1 welcome M". Kramer. Mf. Philips will run 2 ifelght train OH the Cotton Belt, hay ing secured the position as conductor.
 
 The Ysobel Texas Ranger and "ol,s ehe prlNate cars. bearing the Cotton heit officials. General Superintendent Il. h. Bowran. General Manager and Vlce President f. II. Britton. Generai idssenger Manager IT, E. Farrell ohlef Engineer NJ. l.. Lynch, Superlr 'ehdeht of Bridge and Building J. $. oeIF*, IrainmG Ster C. s HutcbinS