Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09

of Isolation OF consumptiye passengers
VIII be considered. ~
Pocatello people say that "all neNt Is
good news for Pocatello now" They
are So Justly proud OF their new shops
that everything looks good TO them.
Col. Benton reports that ], Il Dooly
went west today on the Rio Grande,
and that Mr.. Cleayer Of the Contlnen-
tai on company went east this after
noon, leaving on the same line.
The New York Commercial thinks
that the Burlington viii De forced to
come TO Salt Lake to protect itself
against conditions that-must Inevitably
be stsbished by the Gould interest IN
the Rio Grande IN connection With the
Missouri Pacific.
BEGINNING November Gath the Bur-
lington will shorten by three hours the
time OF its Nebraska Colorado express
from ST. Louis, Kansas City and ST.
Joseph to Denver. The eastbound
schedule from Denver will also be ma
terially shortened
swltchmen employed by other roads
have refused to handle Denver d Mo
| Grande cars. This applies only TO
| freight trains, as passenger and mail
trains will be handled by members OF
| other railroad organizations without
protest from the switohmen. There will
| be no strike on the Rio Grande West
ern road.
One item included in the changes
| made by the Consolidated Railway and
| Power company in It's street car SER
| vice Is the improvement put into effect
| on the Murray line Every nignt row
| one can find car leaving for Murray
| up TO 11:i5, the last one leaving Murray
| for town at l2;20 Murray people have
expressed their qualification at the
| change.
| These are the names Of gentlemen
| who today left for Los Angeles TO at
| tend the convention OF travelling pas
| senger agents; Hoyt Sh-wman. Color
ado & Southern; Harwood NJ Cushing,
| Denver & Rio GranGe W. j. Ridd. RIO
| Grande Western; George Forester,
Rio Grande Western; Ernest Drake,
Rock Island, j.. w Hahn, Charles p,
Prultt, Burlington,
Final surveys OF the Nome Council
| City section of the road which the Alas
| ka-Siberla Railroad company last sum
mer announced IL would build from a
point on Cook inlet to Bering strait
have been completed and construction
Is TO be commenced soon after the open
ing OF Boring sea navigation. The in
formation comes from c. S. Garfield, q
passenger from Nome who had charge
Of the survey work.
James Dunton Of Helper tried TO
board a south-bound Rio Grande
Western train last night, and In the at
tempt he fell in such manner as TO
have the heshy part of his foot caught
BENEATH the rolling wheels. Dunton
was carried TO the roundhouse and
DR.. King found that no bones were
broken The wound was dressed and
the patient rested at police headquar-
tiers during the remainder Of the night.
The Santa Re, Prescott e Phoenix
railway was yesterday turned over Ia
the Santa Fe. The road is over 200
miles long, reaching from Ash Fork 10
Phoenix. besides half dozen branches,
and Is said to be the second largest
dividend payer In the United States
The retiring owners of the road WILL II
Is said build at once a road from
Phoenix 10 Benson through the Sal;
River and ella valleys and tapping the
Southern Pacific at Benson, and then
another line west, touching the South
ern Pacific again at Yuma.