Salt Lake Herald | 1890-11-23 | Page 6 | No One Will Regret It

NO ONE WILL REGRET IT Adams Retirement Will Not Cause any Mourn lug in this City Jay Goulds Napoleonic move in obtaining obtain-ing control of the Union Pacificwhich is this time accepted as being a factwas the one theme in all the railroad offices yesterday yester-day It seemed to be taken for granted that President Chas Francis Adams race was run It was learned by a HERALD reporter re-porter that Bishop Sharp had received a dispatch summoning him to be present at u p f meeting of the directors of the road in Boston Tuesday but as he could not reach there in time he did not start Prominent railroad people are of the opinion that the meeting is called to allow several resignations resigna-tions to be tendered If Gould takes hold it undoubtedly means that Sidney Dillon will go in as president and G M Dodge now on the Texas Fort Worth as vice president Kimball may be brought forward again and there will be the most terrible list of decapitations seen within the memory of the oldest railroader So spoke a railroad man last evening one who is on the inside of many railroad secrets but who did not wish to be quoted