Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1899-02-05 | Page 7 | Representative Railroad Men

1 RPSNTATWAILR9AD WN 1 1 A 1 t ai z I 1 7H 4 Wm A IVIcGaw Cashier Union Pacific and Oregon Short lane I William A McGa Is a representa IVe railroad man who has always lived in Ogden His parents were among the early settlers of Weber county and the young man early entered en-tered the employ of the Union Pacific le became freight solicitor In 1SS3 and held the position for about a year Its It-s however as chief clerk of the freight department in Ogden that Mr McGaw became most widely known He held his position for twelve years and hough still a comparatively young man he was selected as the cashier of I the joint Short Line and Union Pacific Pa-cific office last March on the death of Cashier Remlck His present position is one of great responsibility and trust the Ogden receipts of the freight departments de-partments of both roads being In his charge Courteous affable genial and methodical meth-odical Mr HcGaw is popular not only among his fellow workmen but all others oth-ers having business with him He is an active and Influential member of several secret orders notably the Knights of Pythias and Ancient Order of United Workmen i