Deseret Evening News | 1901-12-03 | Page 8 | Spike and Rail

ANI I U Orny Is on a Lou An Mr of the Hlo Orando his to for exhibition H HH H of tho In down thu toad on Gould party at on un Indication tour of Iho l y ho Tho Bun Hun companion continue their adjourn d day lo day Ith em Agent Walker of tho NorU woid from Chicago that road huu d new linen In Illinois Iowa 00 In length Van and of have decided to legal the Not thorn combine and papers are In of preparation tion Tho Short Lino Is to build a ware hound at Mackay a M already been erected Trains aro limning from on and returning from tho following and Calvin went north la t on a over tho Salmon river railroad While away they will look further Into tha of extend extending ing the branch Into tho Thunder Moun Mountain tain country lines from Grand to omo point on tho Union Pacific In that aro sitting tip nights what It all means Boston capital l reported an backing tho Senator and Tom Walsh who are both In Washington deny with unction the ory hatched by tho v r Post that they In company with the Hock Island road wore proposing to build n new transcontinental lino emit of Halt In order to down the lints The San Pedro la In the for three ties to tho Los Angeles papers and largo UI H of ties aro now being received by bywater water from Bound If tho big order Is given tho roud wilt have enough from that alono to lay over miles figuring on to tho mile Revenge la sweet and Charles M Hayes lato president of the Southern Is credited by tho New York papers of Intending to get even with crowd for the way ho was by getting up n little transcontinental line ot his own Ho proposes to make close connections ba tho Grand Trunk load of which ho Is the manager with tho Wisconsin Central Duluth Northern and the Canadian Northern This would affect also the Canadian Pacific There Is a cut rate war on In good earnest between the Midland Terminal and tho Florence and Cripple Creek roads tho country merchants are complaining loudly It hurts their Christmas trade People are taking advantage of tho war to run In Into to Denver Pueblo and Colorado to do their Christmas trading leaving the mm chants of the mountain towns out In tho cold The local rail railroad road managers hold they are power less ns the fight IH being managed from the New York end