Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-07
PRESENTATION 70 ECllI,
Retiring Traffic Manage hi, Al.,...
Recipient Of a Handsome I,...
Empioyes OF Freight ana d..
Department. Spring a ~. ,1'
prise ON Their Chief

-, The traffic department Of III. a.,
snort Line for the space ., ''T'
minutes this afternoon, as 70, 4
general offices were concerned ~,
scene OF an entire cessation =, ~
on me part of the emp.oye. a., ~
interesting occasion as Weil v quo Z
W, Eceles, the retiring tram Nnst I
OF the Short Line system ren, v ussaa';
iuhch and entered his prlystS4 l.a
there was intense silence ws 'ls
traiiic manager did not breas @ | Y,
eral minutes. Then Mr. Eocls, ~, ",
the button and in husky yooi H w:
mat all the boys to sten ln,o Nv , a'As'
nee When they lined up in tSs Wy XXI y
sanctum they, one and AN ~ s, .asl,
simultaneously q surprised ana .'1''
look, for all the world as n M. wv
not know a thing about the bs ~I 4, "
silver and cut glass ware Hs NJ, y.
spread out on the table W" ="
After brief silence Mr. ~.
glanced again with eyes dlmmed "
moisture at the following papst NIX
he had evidently found UPON en,.,.,
his office together with one ~ 4
handsomest presentation glass t,,,s
ment services ever been seen IA n,
city. - V
Salt Lake City, Utah, Feb IN
Mr., s. w. Eccles In severjpy \,
business relations and bidding yop M
well and Godspeed. We. The ma
signed employees Of the traffic deps
ment, Oregon Short Line Railroad /
sire TO extend TO you our hearty rs
grntulations and best wishes for "a,
continued happiness and success 4,
take pleasure In presenting you MID
this slight token of our esteem 10 "A.
ignition Of your many acts Of slndr,,
ana consideration.
In conclusion We can Ony erprss IA
YOU our deep regret a The los ofsa
perlor officer and associate who ha
always commanded our highest regard.
Signed, Passenger-D Z Burey D,
s, Spencer, j. b. Duihia H. Z. Dunn
j. 7. Spencer, j. u Douglass l.. N.
Barnes. +. Il. Daysy A V. Peterson
Fred Heath. II. w. Mason, L, J, Keys,
+. r.. Williamson, Irwin B. Simon, ".
II. Cowan. i. II. Plals Cd W $ Ne.
earthly, Il. II. Green, RCbt Craig, Fred
Il. Durbin, X. s. Gray Frsight-J. A
Reeves, c. I. Tuttle, ofyln Morris ",
Il. Bennett, d. S. Taggart lno, Bg.
leigh, II, Clark, A. R. Randolph A. D,
Robb, Il. M. Helgho, Hy, Coaam, u.
J. N. Holmes, +. G, Palmer, A, X h'
sons, j. w. Cutting, R, K, Cobb W.
Calhoun, A. e. Hadley, A. T. NePhs'
son, p. G. Stafford, r. ], Pascoe HiH
3. Tooker. Il
When the traffic manager TsglN
his voice he proceeded to thsni u
boys" for the token with which ny
had presented him, and IN a 'es'a
chosen words stated that he vosiF
ways treasure the handsome s@ts
OF some OF the pleasantest nous uA
he had spent In his career linen @a'
coming the emotion with when XIV
struggled he terminated his mans
taking refuge In the diversion Of M''
ing around a big box OF cigars
During the absence Of MI boGr
lunch Messrs. Burley, Reeves sna p,
nett committed burglary 70 the ny,
OF entering the private once any =
ing the handsome set on me nOs
an artistic fashion, calculated 70 w
II off to the best effect me ~ y.
sIsts OF a silver carved deposit oDs
crystal whiskey decanter on y
deposit on red crystal brandy Os 20
one silver deposit on whl'e WI
wine decanter with three JOE
glass glasses In as many pattern
deeanters are Of handsome Gsst
carved work on the metal pelns q
tlona.lv fine, while each yess.
the monogram of Mr.. Ecc. .s,,o ,f h
with the date Of the presen'ss..''v "a
elegant set was purchased " ia
Burley and Reeves from >, H. ri
a Co, and the presen,tauon,, IA, 4 b
every sense OF the word a sup
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