The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
Railroad Notes.

Local agents OF the Chicago, Rock
| Island & st. Paul and the Missouri Pa
cihc railroads yesterday received notice
that the compe niles they represent Will
transport, free OF charge, medicines. food,
clothing and general supplies TO the food
| sufferers and the Omaha sufferers when
properly consigned.
A. w. Corey, soliciting agent for the
Chicago g. Northwestern. accompanied by
Mrs Corey, returned yesterday from a
honeymoon trip to- New York.
NJ. ]. Boyle recently appointed travel
ing freight agent for the Western Pa
cifc, returned yesterday from California
and will make his headquarters In this
city. Both Mr.. Boyle and F. II. Worsley,
appointed contracting freight agent for
the Western Pacific. will have desks In
eral freight agent for the company. Mr..
Worsley has occupied the position of
tracer and assistant claim clerk In Mr..
Derrahs Office for several years.
Several changes will be made In the
time table of the Denver e. Rio Grande,
effective April g. Passenger train No.
will leave Ogden at lis o'clock every
afternoon and will leave Salt Lake City
in Denver at s:S5 O'Clock the next after
noon, It now leaves Salt Lake City at
o'clock in the evening Train No. 2
will leave Ogden at 3;45 O'Clock In the
afternoon and Salt Lake City at sos
o'clock the next afternoon, arriving In
Denver at 1885 o'clock the next afternoon,
1t now leaves Salt Lake City at 500
o'clock in the afternoon. Local train No.
509 ard No. 40. between Salt Lake City
and Ogden, Will be discontinued today
The Sanpete train will leave this city
at sos o'clock in the afternoon Instead
of s o'clock the present time; No;
will leave Ogden at 6 40 o'clock in the
morning and arrive In Salt Lake City at
7.55 O'Clock, instead of s:35 o'clock in
the forenoon which is the present time
w. L. Griner commercial agent here
1lr,o
day received information to the effect
that the following Of the New York Cen
trail fast freight lines were being op-
Grated as indicated: The Lake Shore &
Central railroad, the Pittsburg & Lake
Erie railroad and the Chicago. Indiana 6.
Southern railway are operating to all
points n,, on Their lines; The Lake al N Erie
on the main line from Peoria, Ill. to
Sandusky, o., and the Cleveland. Cincin-
natl, Chicago & St Louis railway Is ham
ding freight from Chicago to Indianapolis
for delivery there.
w. II, Davenport general agent for the
Gould lines in San Francisco. who, ac-
companied by his wife. has been on an
extended eastern tour, was In Salt Lake
quarters.
]. J. Kavanaugh. commercial agent
here for the Missouri Pacific. has been
notified that the company he represents
will transport free from Pueblo TO Kan
sas City or st. Louis supplies for the
flood sufferers when such are properly
consigned,
L. r Leis, general agent here for the
Atchison, Topeka 81 Santa Fe. returned
yesterday from a hurried business trip
10 Topeka,
j w Lowrie from the general freight
department Of the Illinois Central lines
in Chicago, has been appointed travelling
freight and passenger agent for the COM
pa1y to succeed L. X, Bemis. who has
Yesterday. Mr.. Lowrie reporting to J. A
Foley. commercial agent here for the
company.
E. II. Blalsely, advertising agent of the
Western Pacific, in company with A. W.
Raybould. travelling passenger agent OF
the same road, was a caller at tho Com
mercial club yesterday, Mr. BlakeIy is
preparing 10 issue a blotter. or writing
case, which will be presented to passen-
gers. Considerable space Is donated to
Ealt Lake. The matter will be furnished
by the Commercial club publicity bureau,
J. D. Simpson OF Mount Pleasant hna been
appointed travelling freight agent for tho Denver
Rio Grande NJ. Simpson is an old railroad
man man in point OF rer7ice. although recently no
ntnTted on his now duties yesterday,
John A. Whelan leaves todny for Washington
u. C. whore he formerly lived. to accept po-
MICS operating tho eastern coast Mr. wha-
len was until; recently manager for tho STANDARD
IMMORAL Products company
". F. Yco. travelling passenger agent for tho
Pennsylvania lines informed by wire yes
tcrday that his company caring fer all
through business To the enst, tho ouly trouble
being In 6ottlng 70 Cincinnati md Louisville.
Claude s. Williams. general nRent In Salt
Lake City for tho Chicago. Milwaukee & S,
Paul. returned yesterday from trip To tho
Pacific const. lie accompanied by his wito
and gone about two weeks.
Flood trouble the eastern ond o! tho Idaho
division OF The oregon Short Limo has modo
II necessary for the company TO detour It's
trains by way OF Ogden at loss IN time OF
about four hours Part OF tho tracks In Mug
get canyon wcre covered with water Sunday and
in some places the ombnnkment washed
from undcr the rails. Tho trock put into
condition for trains Monday by noon. but tho
floods increased Monday night nuk'ng Il unsafe
to operate trains II is expected that the track
n.lll condition for tho Irgmlhr traffic over