. The street railway review . or three hundred acres for aplace in which its horses may spend their are about 200 of them used for various purposes,and it is said to be an economical move to allow them torun around barefooted occasionally. The organization of the Winona, Minn., Railway &Light Company has been completed, and the new com-pany has assumed control. The company is capitalizedat $250,000, and the officers are C. A. Severance, presi-dent; M. D. Webber, secretary; Frank Seymour, treas-urer, and S. B. Livermore, manager. 654 (^iJicctl^aiiw^j\eA/t^ PEARSON CAR REPLACING
. The street railway review . or three hundred acres for aplace in which its horses may spend their are about 200 of them used for various purposes,and it is said to be an economical move to allow them torun around barefooted occasionally. The organization of the Winona, Minn., Railway &Light Company has been completed, and the new com-pany has assumed control. The company is capitalizedat $250,000, and the officers are C. A. Severance, presi-dent; M. D. Webber, secretary; Frank Seymour, treas-urer, and S. B. Livermore, manager. 654 (^iJicctl^aiiw^j\eA/t^ PEARSON CAR REPLACING JACK. The National Jack Company of 7 Exxhange , Mass., has a good thing in the Pearson hub carreplacing jack it is putting out. The quick resultsattained in replacing cars with this jack are truly remark-able. Ordinary jacks hoist straight up and do not movean object sideways. These jacks push sideways at thesame time. The form of the jack is made plain in theaccompanying engraving, which shows a car which was. IEAKSON REPLACING JACK. thrown off the track and put back again by this jack in4 minutes by one man. A tool that will do such workis surely worth investigating, but it has been tried veryextensively by both steam and street railway men. Thejacks for street railway use are of 30 and 60 poundsweight. The 30-pound being compact and light is suit-able for carrying on every car. The 60-pound is strongerand faster working and is the kind to use if it is not tobe kept on the car. George F. Pearson, manager, willbe at the convention showing these jacks in ]iracticaloperation. HAVE YOU SEEN HER ? The car was just comfortably filled. There was roomenough for another, however, by a little she came in it was easy to see, by the normalexpression of her face, that she was mean. At thefurther end of the car some ladies made room for overlooked it. One of them beckoned to her tocome and take the seat. She didnt even acknowledgeit. She wanted the seat wh
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