. Informazioni per i dipendenti e il pubblico; essendo una serie di volantini pubblicati ... dal sistema ferroviario della Pennsylvania nell'interesse di migliorare il servizio, maggiore efficienza, e una migliore comprensione da parte dei dipendenti e del pubblico dei problemi ferroviari . 864, come Telegraph Messenger nella divisione occidentale della Pittsburgh, FortWayne e Chicago Railway, a Varsavia, Ind. Dal 1865 al 1870 è stato Telegraph Operatoron la divisione occidentale, e in quest'ultimo anno è stato avanzato per addestrare Dispatcher. Nel 1879MR. Walton fu nominato Train Master e servito in posizione tiiat fino al 1890, quando fu promosso

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. Information for employes and the public; being a series of leaflets issued ... by the Pennsylvania railroad system in the interest of improved service, increased efficiency, and a better understanding by employes and the public of railroad problems . 864, as Telegraph Messenger onthe Western Division of the Pittsburgh, FortWayne and Chicago Railway, at Warsaw, Ind.From 1865 to 1870 he was Telegraph Operatoron the Western Division, and in the latter yearhe was advanced to Train Dispatcher. In 1879Mr. Walton was appointed Train Master andserved in tiiat position until 1890, when he waspromoted to Superintendent of the Cincinnatiand Muskingum Valley Railroad, which laterbecame the Zanesville Division of the Pennsyl-vania Lines West of Pittsburgh. In 1893 Mr. Walton was appointed Superin-tendent of the Chicago Division of the Pitts-burgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Rail-road (now the Logansport Division), and con-tinued in that position until August 1, 1899, when, upon the creation of the Chicago Ter-minal Division, he was made Superintendent ofthat Division. In 1901 he was appointed Gen-eral Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines at FortWayne, Ind., and remained in that positionuntil he was placed on the Roll of Honor, October 1, 1916.. CHARLES MITCHELL LENGTH OF SERVICE, 56 YEARS 7 MONTHS Charles Mitchell was fifteen years of age whenhe started to work for the Delaware and RaritanCanal Compan} as Assistant Lock Tender atTrenton, N. J. At that time four men wereemployed at each lock, working in shifts of twomen each, and navigation was so great that theywere locking boats up or down continuouslyuntil relieved. Mr. Mitchell entered the service on March 1, 1860. He was promoted to Lock Keeper onJuly L5, 1889, and remained in that positionuntil he was retired from active duty and placedon the Roll of Honor, October 1, 1916. Hehas lived in one of the Companys houses atLock No. 3, Trenton, since he was seven yearsold. He is an ardent sportsman and a crackshot.His skill with

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectrailroa
• bookyear1913