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Show BUSINESS GOOD APPERSON SAYS nrri.noK is tw iii.-rri'.u tiia.v poit hi'i:u.i viaits. Palling Off In Itnllroad lln-.ln.f- Due to Klncltiio of llic CcmiI InitiKtr) In Car I mi i Count) Made L'p Prom Several Sev-eral Other Sourtv II) Hie liemer mill lllo ;rnudc S)Mrm In I7lnli, A. II. Appcrvon, general NUperlnten-dent NUperlnten-dent of the Utah line of the Denver uml Itlo aranile, returned Haturda) from Denver. Colo, where he wa In i onmiltnllou with Jniiiim Ituiwell. general gen-eral manager of the road, and the grievance enmmlltee from the Iikni-inotlvr Iikni-inotlvr eiiglner and firemen empi.v-ed empi.v-ed b) the Henver and lllo Oraucv The ciinMillntlon wax held between the enltlng official and the employe em-ploye to determine a "le of wage under the term of the award made at Chicago by .the arbiter or the railroad rail-road wage dispute last spring The Intel pirlutlou placed on K number of the decision wa under discussion at the Denver meeting which ha been In piogreM for more than itlx week. While all of tho cale of wage Imvii not been definite!) fixed for the entile en-tile k)tem nil of those applicable to the Ptah main division of the road have iM'cn ngreed upon b) the men und the rompuu). The Denver nnd Itlo (Irande tin placed pructlcall) a full force at work In It Halt lako Clt) ahop and tho iihopmcn have orgunUcd a Deliver nnd Itlo Orande booster club. The traffic on the road ha been Increasing each week and all of the mailable motive power I In use The freight traffic Is not no great a In the winter month owing to the falling off In coal shipment, ship-ment, hut the heav) passenger traffic traf-fic hu caused the operating department depart-ment to be under n heavv strain for the past two mo nibs. Appersun rajs thai the bulnee outlook' Is much better bet-ter thnn It ha been for some time "The biislne outlook Is better than It ha been for two ears. ' mid lie There I more freight on the rood thl Hummer than last nuuun.er nnd the pHi-enger Inn In Is exceeding the greatest expectations, I look forward for-ward I" a most prosperous )ear" |