Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04
THROUGH TRAINS
NOW SURE THING
Schedule Will be Inaugurated on
Sunday, April 18th.
GAINESVILLE Ar LAST WON
Afier q Fight Which Has Lasted for
Nearly Two Years. officials ct Last
Saw The Advantage, and viii Con-
cedo 10 q Proper Demand.


Gainesville 10 ct lsSt IN have
through SEIZED le, which will permit
passengers to leave the city for their
various points Of destination via the
Atlantic Coast Line without being
compelled 10 ioFegO the discomfort OF
changing cars before they get beyond
the boundary OF the county.
Gainesville 10 Q growing town; it 10
aheslthy city, full Of commercial and
odueationsl and religious vlgoT, bot
dts more rapid growth has been Fetard.
81 for the fact that the schedules into
and out OF the city hsvs been very In.
adequate. While the location Of the
city. geographically, has been most 70.
VorsblS. Il seems unfortunately that
the location from Q railroad stand point
has been sgainSt Q favorable and con.
yenient schedule. While We have on.
Joyed from fourteen to twenty trains
per day, these trains we're operated
upon Che branch principle, with only
one train day that might be conSid.
cred through train-that OF the Sea.
board Air Line from Cedar Key 10
Jacksonville. Parties for points south
have been compelled 20 change cars
from one TO three tImeS, and on some
roads the service has been very poor
~ regards this particular point.
But che people OF Gainesville now
have On assurance that, on April 10,
there will DO Q complete change 10
these arrangements. The trains be.
tween Jacksonville and 81. Petersburg,
which have always been operated via
PalathA, will be run via Gainesville
and Alachua, making . through train
either way without change. This 10 :
authentic Information, and 10 given b
oot wish the consent Of people In 60.
thoFity.
II 10 understood, although aot yet d
authsntioslly announced, that q daily Z
service will be inaueuratsd between 0
Ocala and Jacksonville, wa Gainesville l
and AlaohuA. This train will leave q
ocalA about $50 Ia the morning, 0
rsaehing Gainesville a. 9 and Jackson.
vile 30 II o'clock. Returning, she q
train will probably leave Jacksonville
about 3 o'clock. arriving a. Gainesville
~ . o'clock and 0oala ~ 7i00 .. m. 4.
rhis Vili b nns arrangement, per. "
mitsIuR the people from points south
u Gainesville TO visit thlS city and
'theF points, spend the day ana return 70
% their respective homes az night. /"
While nothing dShnits 10 learned 81
the schedule between Ro- o.
Ihelle and PalaIha, 10 10 believed, be. "
aaee 10 sssmS feasible and has been
aggested, that the train now running n'
'etvoen High Syringe and Rochelle On. "
~ Conductor Williams, will be com. OF
aiesloned In thlS service. THE IL not u
uthentie, bot u 10 believed that q 10 NJ
10 arrangement, 10
The lRals between High Springs, 70
Ileancpy and ol,Fa, u 70 suru,ised By 90
Aese IN authority, will Be coAtInusd.
UndeP che Asw arrangement, tha,
che creation OF the new Third die.
Ice Of che Atlantis Coast Line ali
10 seetlon will BE- transformed ~
great deal - concerns ssAed. 20
es. and che people are clad 70 pc
o u. TIE Atlaaele Coast Line ass
lseas shPoagh no more thlekIy ri
'palaaed o. more prosperous ssesIon Gs'
FloFiea sAan tAs rich truck nslds ab'
4 suspen,ins anA lSmbsr establish. q
eats 10 HE section. and Q bet. ms
2 sassIee than the enterprises have wII
% accustomed 70, 40 fAP - schedules
. eoaeeFasa, Ia dSmandsd, bee
Aaethes advansageoas feature Of sc
. nee eiVisloa has been the inauR. hA'
alton % new tass freight seApd.
,, which was Exaggerated Monday
tween Jssksonvills and Dannslioa,
aehlng The Lumber plants. naval Tea
'tss faFms aud phosphate mInes grS
ose Institutions have been placed az de'
lat dlsadvaniaes on seeoaat Of de- 40
10 receiving carr, ~ sell ~ the de- W
! in bedding shiPa aI their decks a. . ~
M expenss Awaiting the arrival Of S,s ~.
lghts. JRdeP the HsW arrange - -
10 THE schedule will deliver plsuly ~
empty care In good time, which may -
loaded and returned promptly. cav. -.
IN sons Instance thoasaads Of .
laFs % . cargo, u
'hlngs are eomieR our way 90 lAis
lslon. Which, II carried osI. PRO.