Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-04
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Rock Island Local Omccs win See
Additional Men Here.


Additional Men Here.
Another change is announced IN the
offices Of the Rock Island railroad
In this city, the latest being the ac-
QUESTION OF an additional man on the
Total stan At the rqucst OF General
Agent } c. Doolittle. A. w. Randall,
heretofore assistant ticket agent IN
the office Of the Rock Island at
Denver has been named az travelling
passenger agent for the road with
headquarters In salt Lake. The APP
pointmert Of Mr. Randall re-estab-
fishes the local office Of the Rock Isl-
and on the basis on which it was
working prior 20 the panic OF 1907,
during which time most OF the roads
rctrenched by reducing the amount Of
help employed. Mr. Randall recruits
the rank Of the local office up 60 the
standard and his appointment Is
an evidence of the faith Of the road
officials In the stability and growth Of
this city and state. Mr.. Randall will
remove his family from Denver and
establish "a home in this city.
TO nn the vacancy In the chief
clerkship in the Rock Island office,
caused by the promotion OF Andrew
Jensen 10 be contracting freight and
passenger agent. Mr. Doolittle has
named for the position Samuel v.
Spry a Salt Lake boy who has enter
ed the railroad business for keeps.
Mr. Spry IS nephew Of Governor
William Spry and has earned his
promotion by his devotion 10 business.
j ". E1lingson. chief clerk Of the
freight department Of the salt Lake
Route In this city. with his wife and
family, returned last evening from
two weeks visit at his old home In
Phoenix, Arizona Mr.. Ellingson said
he rode through the country with his
hat and coat Off and enjoyed the warm
climate Immensely.
J H. Honung, general agent OF the
Denver a. Rio Grande az Mant. Is in
salt Lake today comforting with the
officials of the road. Mr.. Hornung
states that everything Is lovely IN SAM
pete, and that the $4,000 tons OF sugar
beets which were in storage az Moroni
and Elsiuore, have nearly been con-
sumed By the I,ehi factory during the
present sugar campaign. Only about
80 cars are left now Of this immense
quantity at Moroni, and 100 cars al
Elsinone. The sugar factory will be
kept busy until late in January, Mr..
Hornung figures. In grinding up the
remainder Of last years bumper beet
crop.
Nelson -. Henry has been appointed
master mechanic Of the Salt Lake and
Ogden railroad BY Supt f. j Mitchell
d. r Eldredge travelling freight
agent Of the Rock Island lines in this
city, has returned from Denver. where
he attended the annual meeting OF the
officials Of the road with which he is
connected.
Mrs. A. y. DarlOw. wife OF the late
Alfred p. Darlow who up 10 the time Of
his death, was publicity agent OF the
Union Pacific railroad az omaha. an
nounces a change IN the corporate name
81 the Thompson Advertising agency at
Omaha. The firm viii hereafter be
known as the Darlow Advertising agen-
cy. the officials OF which are A. B. Oar
low, president. A. s Borglum. secre-
taiy and treasurer, and ID. NJ. Carr.
manager Mrs. Darlow represents her
late husbands interests I'm the corpora
ton MT Darlow who passed away
last October Will be remembered by
many In this city as one OF the fore
most publicity men Ia the country.
The manager Of the Southern Utah
railroad has secured right OF way into
Price Utah, TO connect with the Denver
a Rio drande railroad at that point. ac-
cording 90 the Richheid Advocate. The
Southern Utah road leads from Price
southwark 10 the Independent coal
mines, in which a number OF prominent
Salt Lake people are interested
s. NJ Brown, general agent FOR the
Denver a. Rio Gunde at Ledvaille,
Colo. rs ln Salt Lake for a few days on
business trip
j. IT, Burtner whose appointment
as district freight and passenger agent
~ the salt Lake Route at Riverside.
Cal, went into effect Jan. q. left Salt
Lake last evening for bis new post OF
duty Mr. Burtnor occupied the same
position for the clark road in this city
for many years, aud became well aud
faYorably known 20 the business men
in this district.
a. 81 Williams commercial agent OF
the q. A. a. st. T.. railroad in this
city, has returned from Chicago. where
De attended a meeting OF tho officials
of his road. Mr.. Williams reports .n-
torest in things western increasing In
the eastern money ccnters