The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-08-03
GENERAL MANAGER HORN
!. ISSUED DAILY REPORT

@ st. Paul Aug. 81. At ~ noon today
General Manager IA. j. Horn Of the N
p, issued the following statement
The situation this morning is very
much improved. We have no reports Of
trains blockaded or tied UP There have
been no wrecks or physical troubles, and
the officers and their, subordinate Off ]
Gals uniformly advise that they are fully
able to handle the situation with the OPP
orators now working The cerlpany's'
business Is being satisfactorily handled
and cared for. 4, e I
Y !'sOn some of the divisions operators
are already asking to return, but are
being intinidated by pickets and agita
tors. 1t seems to be Mr.. Perhann's plan.
to send his best agitators and takers to.
the more important points. Il 51
yesterday morning S papers report
ed that the Burlington Flyer and the
North Coast Limited as having slow
work getting over the Butte Mountain.
The North Coast Limited was behind
the Burlington Flyer, and is coming to.
ST. Paul within an hotir Of its scheduled
time. The Atlantic Express from PORT
land reached ST. Paul on time this morn.
ing after a run Of 1000 miles
The following reports from operating
officials of the M p. at various points
will indicate the present situation on the
line
Helena, Mont. Aug 3.-H ]. Horn.
General Manager. The only offices.
closed on the Montana division are those
AT Reeds Point, Lombard and WEIGH.
Trains are moving promptly Wire.
troubles are being rapidly cleared up.
Signed D. Boyle, Supt.
Jamestown, Aug. H. Horn,
General Manager, ST. Paul Have all
Offices open on Fargo and Southwestern
and On the James River and Cakes.
branches except one. Will open that
Signed A. M. Burt, Supt. u
Spokane, Wash, Aug. H. J Horn,
General Manager Everything looking.
better and steadily improving Linenlen
are clearing up wire trouble and almost
through Many loyal men working, and
Fother have signifed that they will re-
turn.
Signed, Al Beaner, supt.
Dickinson, N. ID, Aug. 3.-H j..
Horn, General Manager Situation most
Ifav rable. All wires clear from Maildan
ITO Billings. Business is being speedily
resumed. MY force is all at work yet,
and nothing is said about quitting
Signed, M. Rapeljc, Supt
Spokane, Wash, Ai1g 33H Horn,
General Manager Trains are moving
regularly on the Idaho division. There
is no trouble here from wire interrupt
tons Many operators are luke warm, g
and are kept out only BY constant efforts
|of agitators Freight is moving. Look
fer continuous Improvement in situa-
ton. saa
Ned B. Z. Palmer, Asst. Gen supt
9Brainerd, Aug. :33 fl. il Horn, Cen
erai Manager All passenger and freight
trains are arriving at destination on
/ schedule time. 4
Signed, Fl 81 Blanchard, Supt
GlendIve, Mont, Aug. Il Horn,
General Manager Trains are moving
on time, asst freigIits are being
handled without difficulty Ready to
load 900 cars Of stock for shipment, and
will proceed at once Time freight
trains being sent forward ~ destination
ais usual
Signed, M Rapelje, Slipt
acofla, Aug III Hcrn, Cen
eral Manage Trains isaovifg promptly
off Pacific division, With operators
eiao1Rh 10 handle busiuessf Heavy
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