The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-07
ENGINES IN DEMAND
MACHINES ARE DOUBLING ON
 THE L. AND N.
Sales of Tickets at Union Station Show Increase for Month of September-other News of
 Railroads.

Engines were in demand on the Mobile and Montgomery division of the Louis- will and Nashville Railroad last night.
 The big Pensacola excursion returned at 10 o'clock, one of the big passenger en- zines being required to pull the heavy train. Then the Western train from At lanta was five hours late, getting in at 2:2O o'clock this morning. This necessi- tated the sending south of two sections of train No. 3, two passenger engines be- ing needed for the two trains Just as soon as the engines that brought the northbound trains from Mobile yesterday evening reached the shops the fire boxes were hastily raked out, as good a clean ing as possible under the circumstances was given and before the big machine had time to cool 1t was on the way back over to the union station where 1t was to take one of the northbound trains out.
 At the other end of the line-in Mobile and Pensacola-the same thing was re- peated, the engines being turned right around and deadheaded back to Montgom- cry where they were needed to take the morning trains south today.
 Changes on L. 6 N.
 Revision in lists and changes and ap- pointments of agents on the Louisville & Nashville Railroad, effective imme- diately. have just been made public as follows:
 New roads and branches are added, to- wit: Bagdad Branch. Brush Creek Road. Cain Creek Road. Dunn Branch, Nickel Plate Branch. Eastern Railway of Ala bama, East & West Railroad. Florala Branch, Virginia Tennessee Phosphate Company's Branch.
 New stations, in addition to those on the new roads and branches. are added, as follows Acty, Ala. Bagdad Junction, Mo par ANynn Tenn. Black Creek. Ala, Bramlett, Ala. Cauley Creek. Ala. Clermont City. Miss. Craigwood. Tenn, Ferro. Ala. Gardner Mills, Ala, Gilmer, Ala. Hobson, Ala. Josephine. Va. Keyter, Ala, Kingmont, Ala, Kirkview, Ala, Ladero Tenn. Leh- man. Ala, Lowery, Ala. MacFarlane, Tenn, Marble. Ala, North Arena. Ala. Pocono, Ky. Sampson. Ala. Sapo, Ala, Seloca, Ala, South Hedona, Ala, South Reno. Ala, Steinman, Ala. Thurston. Ala, Pennsylvania. Ky, Written. Tenn.
 Names of stations have been changed. to-wit: Bevier Coal Company. Ay., to Cleaton. Ky, ,Cauley Creek, Ala. to Ono way, Ala. .Cheemaun. Ala. to Olga, Ala. Cockroft, Fla. to Paxton. Fla. Echols. Ala. to Coalmont. Ala, Gieston. Tenn. to Jileston, Tenn. Jones, Ala, to Sardis. Ala. Santee, Ala. to Mountain Grove. Ala, Southern Pacific Department. La, to Barracks Street, La.
 Following stations have been dropped from the list: Aublndale, Ky:;S Agra, Va. Belmar Siding, Ala. Broad Street. Ala. Browder, Ky, Clifton, Ky. Denton. Ky. Dry Ridge, Tenn. Edwards Furnace, Ala. Ganadarque. Ala, Gulf Junction, Ala. Huston. Ky, Lodge. Ala, Maxey. Ky, Newoold. Ala, Ormsby, Ky. Pol lards Crossing. Ala. Popevile. Ala. Res ervior Park, Ky, Reynolds. Ala. Selma Junction. Ala, Steln's Switch, Ala.
 Ticket Agent Suratt at the Union Rail- way Station has completed his report for. the month of September. and as with everything else in Montgomery 1t shows a gratifying increase. The sales for Sep tember. usually light month, were $46- l2SS3 an increase over the month of Sep tember, 1902 of something over 5000.
 Mir. Richard Hines, 2nd Vice-President of the Louisville and Nashville, came down from Louisville on train No. 3 last night, going to Selma on a nigh. train.