El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-11
GLOBE MINE WINS
FREIGHT DECISION
Old Dominion Company Vic
tor Syrup Rate High.
Postal Changes.

Washington, D. c.. July lin an
opinion decided on June 10, but just
made public, the interstate commerce
commission awards the Old Dominion
Copper company OF Globe, AriE,
$1978.06 oTercharged on II carloads OF
mine cars and mining machinery,
shipped from Ohio and Indiana points,
and also lowers the through rate be-
tween these points and Globe, to the
aggregate of the local rates, the through
rate heretofore being considerably
greater than the sum of the internedi
ate rates. The roads participating in the
overcharge and which must repay pro-
rata, are the B. & o., c. II. & D., B. &
O. S. w, Illinois Central, N. L. & T.,
Co. H & S. A, Southern Pacific and
ella Valley. Globe & Northern.
Syrup Rate High.
The National Manufacturing company
of st. Joseph, No. has filed COM
plant with the interstate commerce
commission against the roads compris-
ing the trauscontinentaI freight bureau,
and including in the southwest the A. T.
& s. F., the @. II. & s. A, the s. P,
c. R I. & p. the FL Paso and South
western and T. & P. Complaint Is made
against the rate on syrup in carload
lots, the plaintiff alleging that the rate
from st. Joseph tC California terminals
points SO cents, while the rate from
Chicago to California terminals is 75
and to Pacific North West points 20
cents. Inasmuch as Chicago can ship
to California as cheaply as the ST. Jo-
seph manufacturer, he claims the rate
is unfair, in that the rate on glucose,
the principal ingredient OF the syrup,
takes % IL cent rate from Chicago
TO st. Joseph. He asks for the estab-
lishment of a proper differential
Reparation orders by the Interstate
commerce commission for the past week
are as follows; Proto Bros, VS.. S. p,
refund of S76.79 on shipment OF flour
from Tuscon to Nogales, Ariz
McKee's Cash store VS.. Santa Fe,
Prescott and Phoenix, refund of S7121
on car of cabbage. potatoes and onions
from Greeley. Colo, to Phoenix.
Dixon Fagerberg VS.. santa Fe, Pres
car Of potatoes from Kern Switch,
Colo. TO Prescott.
Walter Hill Co. VS.. Santa Fe. Pres
colt and Phoenix, refund of $71.07 on
car Of potatoes from Bracewell, Colo,
to Prescott, Ariz.
Girls Call on President.
crowd of 20 girls from Colorado,
New Mexico and Wyoming were in
town this week, and called on the
MISS LULA olcC1cs VI TIA
ton. N. NJ. was the New Mexico repre-
sentative.
A bill has been introduced by dele
gate Cameron. OF Arizona, to grant
pension of $50 a month to Mrs. Helen
L. Scott, widow Of the late Winfield
Scott, who served during the civil war
in the 10th New York volunteer in
fantry. Delegate Cameron has also in
troduced a bill to pension Timothy
Hawkins, of Prescott, at the rate of $40
a month.
Postal Changes.
John w. Stewart has been appointed
postmaster at Alto. Lincoln county, N.
NJ, vice w. H Lane.
The special mail service from Villa
nuevan, San Miguel county. to FL Ger
rito. n. NJ, was discontinued July s.
Effective July TO-. the star service be-
tween Buckeye and Arlington, Ariz.. will
be increased to six times a week.
The star route from Porter to Revu-
elto. N. NJ, has been extndd to take
in Castleberry, increasing the length of
the route eight and one-half miles.