Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-09-29 | Page 9 | P. Head Says Cotoff Will Help Utah

SA SAYS SAYS' is CUTOff tl UTAH ale se e Deal peal Rumors by Eastern Firm Denied the completion of ot the Ned Ked math Falls Fath cutoff on the then n pacific system a n v nc gate gate- Ij northwest will be opened th the h H H. M r rd Adams d ms president of stern estern Pacific said Monday Salt Lake i arrival In hi completion will vm considerably freight traffic through ugh Utah 1 rJ y 7 Adams declared and anil F ell n result sult In an rin interchange o of b between tween Utah and Pa- Pa points point new line i probably will be beor beor for or freight traffic in the thc fall of ot according to to President Adams inger I ger traffic probably will ted over t the 1 line in 1932 S ARRIVES HERE HEREs HEREns ns s arrived in Salt Lake iy y 1 morning over the Western lie Ic system a accompanied by Eson E. E gason son ason vice president and gen gen- nager of the road and J. J VS W. W is S S. S chief engineer to Williams who ho Is In of 0 the construction of the he fe c cutoff the work ork Is being as rapidly as ris possible Tun- Tun eric ork and grad grading Dt wilt will continue he lie and bout hout the winter l ter said construction of or the line bly J will be started early next t nesting of crops Pacific is Increasing railroad l freight ic e C eastward at present Adams dams d. d lI He ho expects expect's ah n upward In I-In Ln In business in the near fu- fu DEALS EALS DEALS DEALS' MADE on the rumored atis atts at- at ts is to purchase the Western fi It ne railroad by the Van i brothers large harge railroad opera opera- Adang said nc negotiations otla lons for fora a a deal deJl had not been made and not bein being con considered at the nt nt timeS time ha S II Van have been endeavoring to purchase se Continued ed on ri n page p ge S. S r I r I Visits Utah i u. u J JWilliam William H. H Bassett not noted d mining min mining min mm- ing mg and metallurgical expert ar OIl arrived ar rived Monday on an annual visitation visita tion for the American Institute of o Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Engi nears of which he is president I I W. W P. P HEAD SAYS SArS KEDDIE CUTOFF WILL HELP UTAH Continued from page pago 1 tho tim in an effort to establish a transcontinental railroad system lI linking the Western Vestern Pacific the Denver Denvel Rio Grande Western tho the Missouri Pacific and other eastern castern roads londs I Adams said an any at attempt made to purchase the Western Vestern Pacific would not be made mado until the return of ot Arthur Curtis James railroad magnate magnate mag nag nate who is no now touring the tho MedI- MedI terran James is reputedly owner of or approximately 40 per cent of ot the Western Pacific stock DEPART TUESDAY Adams and his party Intend to tore tore- re remain m main in Salt Lake Monday and Tuesday after which they will return re- re re return return re- re turn to San Francisco Ho lIo plans to confer with J. J S Pyeatt president of ot the D D. R. R G G. W W. who was scheduled scheduled ache ache- to arrive In Salt SnIt Lake at it 2 p. p m m. Monday from Denver Thero There is no public significance to the ho meeting according to Adams as only business relations b between the he two organizations will be dis- dis cussed Other rail raU officials who arrived here Monday l are E. E W. W Mason vice president and geri general ral manager e of ot the he Western P Pacific and II H. J. J Beem Seem superintendent at Elko Ehko A. A C. C Shields vice ice president p and general gen gen- oral eral manager of the D Denver n er Rio Grande Western Vestern railroad B. B II H. Taylor traffic ice vico president and andI I 14 F. F Wilson assistant general manager of the Iho Rio Grande John Cannon operating vice pr president pres- pres s- s ident dent of the Missouri Pacific la Is is expected to arrive here at 10 a a. a m. m Tuesday in in company with A. A D. D Bell BeH passenger traffic manager loal local lo- lo cal al officials sa said Id