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Show FORMER SALT LAKER CALLED L. M. Barnes Passes Away in California, He Was for Several Years With the Short Line. News of His Death Will Be Sad Tidings Tid-ings for Many Salt Lake People E. M Barnes, who was well knowr both among railroad men and In social circles in Salt Lake City. Is dead In Highlands. Cal. Consumption was the cause of his death. A telegram announcing an-nouncing the demise was received yesterday yes-terday In this city. Mr. Barnes was for several years with General Passenger Agent Burley of the Oregon Short Line in this ity. He was also for a time with Dr. Plnkerton. He resigned his position with Mr Burley because of falling health and went to California. The news of his death will be sad tidings for many Salt Lake people. New Train to Chicago The Rock Island road has a new train out from Denver for the accommodation of east-going travel, making two one-night one-night trains over that road Into Chicago This train was brought about by connection connec-tion with the fast Kansas City train Into Chicago It connects In Denver with the Rio Grande's No. 2 from Salt Iakc Three trains now run from Denver and Colorado Colo-rado Springs Into Chicago, two of them being one-night trains Wool Now Moving. Clear weather In T'tah and Nevada has brought about sheep shearing and wool Is beginning to move on ail routes On the Salt Lake Route shipments b( u-.m two dayy ago. and are still going on with prospect of a speedy clean-up of the clip. For some time past intermittent rain has prevented shearing, with the result that the clip has been kept waiting In pens for transportation. Giving Away Oranges. Today will be ladles' day in the Salt Lake Route's offices on Second South street. Every lady calling between 10 i o clock In the morning and 3 o'clock In I the afternoon will be given a fine sack of j navel ornngi-s with the best wishes of the new road Railroad Notes. A ipo lal irrvln was run ovor the Hlo Grande fr-m Park Cltv yesterday, brlntfos a large number of frion.U of tho lats Charles F Keith to .'tend tho funeraL Thr'i. hundred members of thft Q. A. It. nnd triSnda Wnt up to ridden on a Rio Grand spt.-ial yesterday to Attend tho ncampmont in that cltv. and a similar number of excursionists ex-cursionists went to Ogden Sunday over the sum" rood General Manager TUdgway of ths Rio Grando rcal went bark to Pnver 6ntur.la evening. J. L Moore, district freight and rnssengfr agent of tho Salt Lake Route, in buck from the buslneea men a excursion to Ixa Ang le. Senator W. A Clark left yesterday for Butt over the Oregon Short L,Id Ho will be In Montana aeveral daya on buslnrsa Vlco-rrewldrnt Bancroft of the Oregon Short Line will bo back from his trip into Idaho tomorrow to-morrow aftomoon. probably, General Passenger Agent Hurley of tho Oregon Ore-gon Bhort Line Is expected back today from a trip Into Idaho. Mr Burley has been In the Twin Fulls country' for som time. Georgo W. E. Dorsev. who Is well known In Idaho, pasted through Suit Lake yesterday from the Fast, with hit bride, en routo home. |
