The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30

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to solicit freight business for the Illinois
Central for which road he is travel
4 ing freight agent out of Salt Lake.
/ Clark DOOlittie, son Of General Agent
/ Do0little of the Rock Island and Frisco
railroad systems. has entered the local
Office o. that road to learn the initial
steps of a railroad mans career. He is
doing a part of his fathers eorrespon-
( dence just now.
/ D. B. Eldredge travelling freight
/ agent of the Rock Island, is home for
Sunday.
The announcement has been received
/ here from Freight Traffic Manager ].
c. Stubs of Chicago. the big noise re-
garding freight matters for the Harri-
man roads in the west that a new tariff
sheet, which will mean reductions on
many classes of freight to western
/ points, is being worked on and will
probably be issued within sixty or nine
ty days.
The Rock Island office here has re-
ceived new tariff known as Joint
| freight No. 35-B, which is effective June
1 1. from Atlantic seaboard points to
/ Utah common points No radical
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The Denver & Rio Grande railroad
! has issued something new in time ia
bles. It is a combination time table
and descriptive pamphlet. 1t contains
a new map and descriptive matter con-
corning every station on the line be-
tween this city and Denver.
William Carroll of Nation, Ill, a
I 4 e Al
/ city visiting his uncle, J. H. Winwood.
He will be accompanied east on his re-
turn, within a few days, by Mrs. Mary
A. WILDWOOD.
J. L. Yundt and G. P. French Of the
| Wabash made a trip down the Denver
/ & Rio Grande railroad yesterday in
search of freight business for their road.
J. c. Daley. general superintendent
of the Utah division of the Denver &
Rio Grande, returned home yesterday
| forenoon from a several days inspec-
| ton trip over his part of the road.
| The Colorado Midland on the Denver
& Rio Grande from Grand Junction will
bring TO this city about 100 members of
! the Colorado Retail Grocers' associa-
ton. The party will arrive about noon
! tomorrow, and VIII spend several hours
/ in salt Lake before continuing the Jour-
ney west to Portland
| S. Y. Derrah, assistant general freight
and passenger agent for the Western
Pacific, will leave the middle of June
for an extended eastern trip. He will
visit his old home in Pennsylvania and
also go TO New York 10 confer with the
big officials of the Gould lines.
J. NJ. Davis, general superintendent of
| the Oregon Short Line is home from his
trip to Reno, over the Southern Pacific,
where he went to accompany President
James McCrea of the Pennsylvania
Lines on the way to San Francisco.
Kenneth c. Kerr, district passenger
agent for the Salt Lake Route, has re-
turned home from a short trip to Los
| Angeles.
1t is reported that the exhibits of loco
| motives and cars and also all kinds of
| railroad equipment for electric roads will
| be on a most liberal scale in the trans
| pOrtatiOn building at the Alaska Yukon
| exposition at Seattle. which will open
| Tuesday. The building is almost finished
! The major portion Of the cost of the big
structure was provided by eastern To-
| connective builders.
The Interstate commerce commission