Salt Lake Tribune | 1896-01-10 | Page 8 | Union Pacific Suspensions

union suspense three salt lake employees relieved from duty BOOKS NOT satisfactory accounts have been under investigation for three weeks auditor in charge ot of the freight office mr wadleigh Wad leih states th the 0 reason for his refusal to go into the western association more changes took place yesterday in III the local union pacific freight agents office J D mcgill agent at salt lake station was relieved from duty at noon the day before cashier marsh and chief cl clerk erk anderson were also relieved anil and their places filled by A F brewer and F T colllns collins these changes are the outgrowth of a visit hero here for three weeks past of general tr nc auditor crandall arid and DiN division islon auditor craig who have b been c on going over tho iha accounts the b books were not found satisfactory so the two chief assistants to M mr r mcgill were relieved and mr mcgill was va temporarily pora rily relieved yesterday pending a full investigation As aa yet it Is impossible to say where the blame lies for the nixed mixed up state ot or the books so the three officials were r relieved c until such time as the blame can cai i be properly placed union pacific officials are reticent about the matter in the meantime the auditor Is in charge of the office bince and the elie chief clerk Is A F brewer at one time in superintendent superintend ten dent calvins office at pocatello and moro more recently the billing clerk in tile the local freight F T colllns collins the new cashier was as recently agent at dillon mont