The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-25

at Atlanta. to the position OF Travel
Ing Passenger Agent OF the same rail-
road. with headquarters at Montgom-
cry Will become effective October l.
The ONCE of the Travelling Passenger
Agent VIII be with that of the Com
mereial Agent of the company in the
New Exchange Hotel building.
Mr.. Rowell is one of the popular
young men who make up the oficial
roster of the West Point Route" in
the Georgia Capital. He. will come to
Montgomery and assume the duties of
his ONCE next week
because of the resignation of his
position at the Montgomery shops of
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, to
accept place In the service of the
government in Panama. Foreman
Jesse b. Brown of the Car Department
was presented Saturday afternoon
with handsome Masonic watch charm
as token of the esteem in which he
is held by his fellow employees.
Mr.. Brown goes to Panama as a
draughtsman in the service of the gov
eminent. The position is a higher
one and a more lucrative one than the
one which he resigned.
Mr.. Brown has been In the service
of the Atlantic Coast Line Company
for the past nine years, six years OF
which had been spent in the Mont
gomery shops as foreman of the car
department. Prior to his coming to
Montgomery he was with the mechan-
ical department of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad at Savannah. Ga.
The handsome remembrance was
presented to Mr.. Brown Saturday at
ternoon after the days work was fn-
ished. by ]. c.. Cunningham. foreman
OF the planning mills. Mr.. Cunning
Ia w fph q
expressed in behalf of the large force
of workmen employed at the Mont
gomery shops of the Atlantic Coast
Line sincere regret that In the accept
ance of better position, his removal
from Montgomery would be necessi-
tated and also the hope that his new
field of work would prove q pleasant
and profitable one.
Mr. Brown will leave Montgomery
Thursday for New Orleans from where
he will go by steamer to Panama.
C. r. SuSher, who recently resigned
his position as General Foreman OF the
Mon tgomery shops of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad. to accept a posi-
tion in the mechanical department of
the government service at Panama,
will leave Thursday for New Orleans
from which place he will go by steam
er to Panama.
Master Mechanic w. J. MCGEE of
the Montgomery shops of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad. Ia in Savannah
comforting with other officials on mat
tiers pertaining to the business of the
mechanical department of the company
at Montgomery
w c. Hunter, Commercial Agent OF
the Western of Alabama Railway, has
40 xrh he
been recupeating for the last six
weeks from an illness of several
months duration. Mis Eunter'S health
liz much improved and he has resumed
the duties of his ONCE.
The Offices of the Commercial Agent
of the Western of Alabama Railroad.
building will remove October to
room 106 on the ground floor OF the
New Exchange building.
Because of the race trouble at At,
lanta the negro firenhen on the wes-
tern of Alabama Railroad refuse to
go into Atlanta on their engines, but
ask for relief at Redwood. station
near the city. The negro hremen fear
the consequences of going into the
city and when relieved outside of At
lanta wait quietly untu the return of
their train, when they resume their
work on the engine, returning to
Montgomery.
H. NJ. Meadows of Cusseta has been
Appointed Assistant Ticket Agent at
the Montgomery Union Railway Station
to succeed Homer Fuller, who resigned
to accept a position in the union rail-
way station at Atlanta. Mr.. Meadows
is the ticket agent for the Western of
Alaha ina Railroad at Cuseta His APP
roiutnent will become effective Octo-
Der /.
Commercial Agent r. C. Brooks of
the Central of Georgia Railroad, with