The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-19
This and That.

\ new siXty-fOot turn table has been
put in at Kingsland and is now ready
Tor service.
The bridge ON passing switch at Mes
sengerville is now all right and can be
used by Lackawanna trains.
Mo. Slj, one of the Lackawanna
hog engines. was turned out of the
machine shops yesterday looking Just
like "a new locomotive.
+. p. Van Horn. chief clerk to super
intendent +. NJ. Rine. of the Lacka-
wanna railroad, returned Yesterday
from a brief sojourn at his home in
Oswego, y. Y.
The best evidence Of the approaching
spring was found in the Lackawanna
yards yesterday, where workmen were
engaged in cleaning up the refuse be,
tween the tracks.
No. 9'3, one of the new LackaWanna
passenger engines. made a SatisfaC-
tory trial trip to Lehigh yesterday
ahead of train No. 4, leaving Scranton
at 3,33 y, m. Several officials were ON
board.
Hereafter and until further notice
LackaWanna train No. 10 will slow
down at mail-catch near East Buffalo
10 allow packages of newspapers for
the Lehgh Valley railroad to be trans
ferred.
Hereafter LackaWanna yardmuSters,
drillmasters, conductors, agents and
others making out time slips or pay
rolls must show in full the first name
of each and every man appearing
thereon.
If the annual pass, No. lOi9 issued in
favor Of IL. i. stevens. is presented
for passage on the LackaWanna rail
road, conductors are hereby directed
to lift same and return to supcrin-
| tendents office.
Masters Mechanics Il. +. kilpatrick
| of Kingsland; +. W. Williams, of Buff
| talo. and Il. y. Schlling, of Utica, were
| in consultation with Superintendent of
| Motive Power Lloyd and other I.acla-
wanna officials yesterday.
T., h. Carr, formerly of the Dexter
Sulphate Pulp and Paper company. of
| WatertOwn, y. y, has been added to
| the stenographic force in General Su-
| perintendent r. L. Clarkc's offices at
| the l.ackawanna railroad station.
The Dickson Manufacturing company
| shipped two compressed air motors
| from the Cliff works yesterday for the
Delaware ana Hudson coal department.
to De used at the Marvinc mine and
| Leggett's Creek shaft
Whenever LackaWanna PASSENGER
! conductors have an unusual quantity
of baggage in their train to be trans
ferred at Buffalo they must arrange
to notify Superintendent c. j. Phillips
office at Buffalo by wire. that ar
rangements made be made to handle
IT.
President j. W. Morton, of the Ma
tional Association of Stationary Engi-
neers arrived i'm this city yesterday ON
his way to New York. He conferred
| with the officers of the local branch,
but stated that his visit had no Signi-
licancc whatever. lie win leave for
New York today.
Membership tickets of the Young
| Young Christian association will be
honored for passage for bearer and
two of his immediate family on Larka =
wanna trains, east Nos. 40, 3G4, 1i6:
west. Nos. 2S3. 23l. lj1. sol and tu
attend an entertainment at Hoboken
this ,Tuesday) evening. March 10, at
S o'clock.
A meeting of delegates from locals
of Anthracite District No. will be
held today at Hazleton. The session
was called for the purpose of electlng
a secretary. Secretary John p. Gala
gher's term expires today and It will
be to choose his successor that the
delegates went, Mr.. Gallagher will
most probably succeed himself.
Hereafter, unless otherwise instruct
ed, train No. II, the Lackawanna news
paper train, will stop at the Erie cross
ing east of Mt, Morris to unload pack
ages of papers for Rochester via Erie
railroad, Should it any time not be
necessary for this stop to be made the
messenger in charge of the newspaper
! train win notify conductor. such notice
being sufficient authority for not max.
ing the extra stop.