Show NO GHANGE IN PLANS P Huntingtons Death Will Not Interfere Wil I IMPROVEMENTS T BE MADE I I His Policy to be Carried Out in All Ways and Plans Will be don d-on Same Lines H E Huntington to bo President But Office of One VicePresident May be Abolished President Bur is in the West Heavy Short Line Travel Railroad Notes I In the opinion of railroad men generally gen-erally the death of Piesldent Collls P Huntington of the Southern Pacific will not cause any change or delay in the general conduct off its affairs Thereat J The-reat work of extending and improving improv-ing the lines will be kept up and the policy of the departed president adhered ad-hered to as far as bettering the property prop-erty Is concerned Very f W changes in the official staff are looked for I Is known that every high official of the system is a Huntington Hunt-ington man drilled under his schooling school-Ing H E Huntington Is sure to be made the president and as he has grown familiar with the system and followed the policy adopted by his uncle he can operate the property on nearly the same lines In this connection it is argued there will be abolished tho office of fourth vicepresident The younger Huntington 1 Hunting-ton Is vicepresident an office created for him The second vicepresident Is C II Tweed In charge of finances at I New York J C Stubbs third vlce presidpnt in charge of traffic at fan Francisco and J Kruttschnitt fourth I vicepresident and general manager in San Francisco By the change it is said H E Huntington Hunt-ington will become president Messrs I Tweed Stubbs and Kruttschnitt first I second and third vicepresidents respectively I re-spectively the office of jTourtlx vice president being abolished I As to the extensions and improvements It Is thought that tho officials will In all cases carry out the plans made by I the late president plans which will mean the largest and most Important I railroad contracts and changes that the West has known for ten years PRESIDENT BUTS TOUR He is Inspecting Wyoming Division With Operating Officials President Horace G Burt of the I Union Pacific with n party of officials of the Inc Is on tho west end of the j system Inspecting the extensive line changes the road which are Just now attracting so much attention all over the country I Is probable that Mr Burt will come to Salt Lake while In the West He was at Granger and Evanston yesterday 7 New Tourist Sleeper t I The schedule for the new tourist sleeper from Chicago to San Francisco and Los Angeles put on by the Illinois Central Rock Island Denver Rio Grande Rio Grande Western and Southern Pacific railroads was announced an-nounced yesterday The sleeper will not run through to Boston as at first planned but at Chicago direct connections connec-tions will be made with the Michigan Central tourist sleeper which will be run on Wednesdays instead of Fridays I in order to make the connections The sleeper will not come through Denver but will be turned over to the Denver Rio Grande railroad at Pueblo I will leave Chicago Friday at 1115 p m andarlvC In Pueblo at 1115 a m Saturday Sat-urday San Fianclsco 415 p m Tuesday Tues-day and Los Angeles 130 p m Wednesday Returning It will leave Los Angeles 120 p I > m Friday and reach Chicago at 1020 n m Wednes i day Choate and Clay Return General Agent F B Choate and City Passenger Agent H M Clay of the Union Pacific returned yesterday from Omaha Mr Choate confirmed the news printed several times of late regarding regard-Ing tho change In titlesas shown above of himself and MrClayhe authority author-ity of the Salt Lake office will on September Sep-tember 1st be vested In Mr Choate and Mr Clay will report to him No other staff changes will be made in the official Railroad Notes Ogden is becoming a great center for big engines I General Traffic Manager Eccles Is back from Idaho The Union Pacific Is rushing work onUs on-Us Wyoming division cutoffs T M Schumacher vicepresident of the C F X leaves for tho coast today to-day G L Wallers and Fred Castle two railway supply men from Chicago are In lown I Chief Clerk Jones of the supply and purchasing department of the UQ Is here from Chicago The Increases in earnings for this year bid fair to eclipse thc great reports re-ports of last year The Union Pacific Is to operate another f an-other popular excursion from Rock Springs to Salt Lake Tho Heber branch Is beginning to show good results Thirty J passengers went over the circle route Sunday J S Tebbets formerly general agent here for the Union Pacific and later its general passenger agent at Omaha Is I greeting old Salt Lake friends He Is company now with In the Chicago Westlnghouse Electric I f |