The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16

". IT. McCutcheOn, president OF the
1 Gilmore & Pittsburg railroad. who was
/ in the city Friday left yesterday morn
ing on his way to Pittsburg.
J. H. Manderheld. district freight
agent for the Salt Lake Route, took a
trip down the road yesterday, return
ing home in the afternoon.
Harry Cushing, travelling passenger
agent for the Denver < Rio Grande,
went to Provo last evening.
J. c. Daley, superintendent of the
Utah division of the Denver & Rio
Grande, arrived home last evening from
a trip over d part of his division.
4. W. Randall, travelling freight and
passenger agent for the Rock Island
system in this territory, arrived home
yesterday from a several DAYS trip
over Utah territory.
J. L. Yundt. commercial agent for
the Wabash, arrived home yesterday
from a wool roundup in Idaho. lie
was gone several days and reports
business good for his rad
1t will be some days. l. vas reported
yesterday. before President Simon
Bamberger of the salt Lake d Ogden
railroad viii resume work at mis- Office.
+ While not seriously III. his physician
Z has advised tho simple life for him for
a while and a complete rest.
/ Nearly all the railroads running into
! Salt Lake or feeding the lines running
/ into this city are getting out folders ad-
vertising the Grand Army encampnent
here in August. Folders Of this kind.
exceptionally well prirte end illus
/ trated, and giving a world of info!ma-
/ ton about this city have been distrib-
uted by the oregon Short Line. the Den
/ yer e Rio Grande AM the sal Lake
Route. Yesterday the local niiice Of The
/ Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe received
a large shipment Of these folders for
distribution Thess booklets are about
! the neatest yet seen. They ,-cr, gotten
out by the passenger department. ond
most of the data was supplied by con-
mercial Agent Charles F. Warren Of
/ this city.
/ Gordon NJ. Fraser. travelling repre-
! sentative of the Illinois Central. re-
I turned yesterday from a successful
/ business trip to Idaho in the interests Of
+ his road.
/ Z. +. Calvin, vice president and gen.
eral manager of the Southern Pacific.
arrived in the city yesterday morning
I i'm his private car He is the guest here
I of W. II. Bancroft. vice president and
general manager Of 'he Oregon Short
Line. Mr. Calvin is here to attend a
meeting of stockholders Of The Central
/ Paci1e.
/ District Passenger Agent Kenneth c.
D - orr fnF he .-an= 81
called out OF the city on snort ht 81
I ness trip.
General Passenger Agent .. z. Bur-
ley If the Oregon Shlr- Lire arrived
home yesterday from short trip 10
1 points in Idaho.
Travelling Passenger Agent W. f. Yea.
representing the Union lines of the
Pennsylvania system, is here on a short
business trip.
r. F. Fitzpatrick. assistant suDsrin-
tendent Of motive power and car se~v-
ice OF the Denver & Rio Grande. Is in
The city checking up in his department
ana preparing for the new schedule 81
go into effect over that road d week
from today
William Randall connected with .he
auditing department. of the burlington.
Is IN the city checking uD the accounts
Of the local Office. This is one os his
regular periodical trips 90 Salt Lake.
He says the city never looked as good /
as right now to him.