The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
GLOOM ON
INSIDE OFFICE
Removal of Hawley Lines
Agent Makes Former
Associates Sad

GLOOM pervades the inside ONCE
L 4 on the ground floor of the Flood
building. c. Benjamin Condor has
moved the offices OF the Hawley lines
to the Sheldon building at First and
Market streets. No longer will Con-
don, Jay Adams. Joseph McIlroy and
Harry Snyder contend as to which owes
the other 15 cents-overdue on the tel
ephone bin of previous month
Condor was such a good scrapper,'
said one of the quartet yesterday. IF
ne thought he was being overcharged
he didn't hesitate to say SO, and 1t was
he who paid the milk bill and the n1u-
c1lage bill when every one else denied
the responsibility. All. me. But IL is
no use being downhearted like this,
is it?
WHO knows, maybe we win soon
have another tenant TO complete the
quartet
George T. Atkins, chief clerk to the
general freight agent of the Missouri
kansas and Texas at Dallas, Tex. has
been elected traffic manager OF the
shreveport chamber Of commerce.
G. w Luce. general freight agent of
the Southern Pacific. returned from
Washington Wednesday.
W. G. Barnwell, general freight agent
of the Santa Fe, with offices at Los
Angeles, is in the city.
r. TT. Heard, general agent OF the
Chicago Great Western. with head
quarters at Minneapolis, has resigned
to engage in other business.
jules Clerfayt, general agent in this
city of the Trans Siberian railway and
several steamship lines, was yesterday
appointed cabin agent for the Trans
Atlantique stea nship lines Fugazi
Brothers will handle the steerage bust
ness of that company Clerfayt has
been given authority TO open a Market
street Office, and he is now looking for
a suitable location.
The interstate commerce commission
In deciding the case brought by ship
pers in Red Wing MINI. charging the
railroads with Discrimination has held
lnaf railroads, the st. Paul road in
particular, must refrain from charg-
ing higher rates from trunk line or
eastern territory to Red Wing than to
the Twin Cities. All shipments into
Red Wing, with the exception of sugar,
had to go over the back of a rate
hump created by adding certain arbi-
traries over the rates from the east to
the Twin Cities on all shipments des-
tined to Red Wing. The commission
holds that 'Inasmuch is 1t is interme-
diate on the line of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul railroad from
Chicago and Winona 10 ST. Paul, and
as competitive cities north and east
and south take st. Paul rates. Red
Wing is unJuly Disseminated against
to the extent OF the arbitraries charged
above the ST. Paul rates"
Frank c. Lathrep, commercial agent
of the Southern Pacific at Pasadena,
was in the city yesterday on a visit.
A. Y. kipp has been appointed travel
ing freight agent of the Colorado divf-
sion of the Union Pacific. with Office at
Denver, vice j. l. Carney promoted.
E. L. Lomax. general passenger agent
OF the Union Pacific who has been kept
away from the annual meeting of the
passenger agents of the Hartman lines
count of illness, will arrive at the end
OF the week.
A. F. Maren. general travelling pas
senger agent of the Cunard steamship
company, who has been visiting in this
tiAS tOt SCNSfdi udg - ICIL yCSI6IQdN
afternoon for Los Angeles.
The funeral OF Warren F. Holton,
city passenger agent of the Southern
Pacific at Oakland. who died at the
Southern Pacific hospital in this city
Wednesday. will be held this morning
at 10 O'Clock from the funeral parIors
OF y. Gray & Co.. 21eS Geary street.
The Oakland ticket Office of the South
ern Pacific will close for an hour dur
ing the ceremony.
T. A. Graham, assistant general
freight and passenger agent of the
Southern Pacific. with Office at Los An
geles. was in the city yesterday.
c. W. Durbrow, interstate commerce
attorney for the Southern Pacific, re-
turned yesterday from Washington.
Edward Chambers, assistant freight
traffic manager of the Santa F'e re-
turned yesterday from the meeting Of
the transcontinental tariff meeting at
Chicago.
The Burlington is buying right of
way for 20 miles Of new line, 40 OF
which will be between Frannie Wyo.,
and Fromberg, Mont. and so miles will
connect Denver and Cheyenne.
The Pennsylvania has renewed for 20
years from July / its general contract
with the Pullman company.