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Show Railroad Notes. Travel continues to bo very heavy from the west. A. N. Johnson of tho Northwestern Is In tho city for a short visit, J. A.. Scott of tho Salt Lake Routo will soil llckots at tho now city office. To passing tourists tho Lucln cut-off Is tho greatest sight of tho overland trip, Idaho would wolcomo that extension of tho Pacific Sz Idaho Northern to Council. General Passenger Agent McWatlors of the Cripple Creok short lino Is In tho city Another Raymond & Whltcomb excursion excur-sion train Ih due over tho Rio Grande today. to-day. Observation cars aro to bo placed on Rio Grundo trains between Denver and Glcnwood. Sovcrnl of tho largo engines -wftro brought Jn from North Salt T-'iko yesterday yester-day to bo placed In running order. Tho next car3 to be received by tho Salt Lnko Routo will bo some of tho heavy steel gunboats to bo used for rough freight. Tho day coaches and baggago cars aro coming from tho SU Louis Car company and will bo hero about tho first week In April. Some of them havo been finished. Col. D. 0. Dodge, tho man who oporated the Rio Grando so successfully for years, with Gf-ncral Manager Vallery of tho Midland, Mid-land, will arrive by special from Los Angeles An-geles over tho now road today. |