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I M ILEAOR CX>LORADO DIVISION F. C. PAULSEN, P. J. LYNCH, Main Lino . . .... . . ... . ....... . ... M0 .27 T m • MILE& TllillD Mn,r.s Tnm \ MILE& Tll(• MILEe Tnl• MJLU
Drauohoe • ••.•.....• . ..•• . ••••• • •• 117 .82 6-nllllll&lf Giid S..-illn*lt r,,_,.1a11o1 - -- - B. o. WEDGE, P.ER PER PJl)B Plat PER PER PER PER PER PBR
ao• 120. 43• 83.7 56' I 64.2 l ' 9• 52.l 2' 80. H. E. SHUMWAY, Superlntendent----·--- -Dtnwtr, Colo. H. KIRKPATRICK 31' 116.1 «· 81.8 57• r 63.1 1' 10' 6U 2' 15' 26.6 F. R. JENKINS, Assistant Superintendent · - - ---···Denver, Colo. J. B. WESNER I a2• 112.5 45• 80. 59• 62. I ' 11' 50.7 2'30' 24. W. c. SATTERFIE LD, TraiD.masoor ··-· --····--·---·-DIICWU, Colo. J. J . BOWLIN 33• 109.1 4.6' 78.3 59' , 61. 1' 12' 60. 2' 4.6' 21.8
C. T. ALFORD, Trainmasler • ••• •• ••• • •• • - -- --- ---···-Deover, Colo. E. E. CRUTCHFIELD 34• 105.9 47' 76.6 1' 60. 1' 15' 48. 3' 20. 8.G.TWEDT 35• 102.9 48' 75. 1' l ' 1 69. l ' 20' 4.5. 3'80" 17.1
C. A. VICK ROY, Chief Train Dispat.chor - -----·· --·· --'Danvor, Colo, J. LUCAS Tmin 36' 100. 49• 73.5 l' 2• 68. 1'25' 42.3 4' 15. P. GROOME, Assistont Chio£ Train Dispatcher-···-· · · - DMver, Colo. K. G. PRIOR Dispatchers 37• 97.3 60' 72. l' 3• I 67.1 1'30' 4.0. 6' 12. B. L. SIVERS, Assistant Chief Train Di.'lpat.cher -··· ··%ver, Colo. J. F. BARRg'fT Denver, Colo. as• 94.7 51' 70.6 l' 4•
' 56.2 l' 35' 37.9 6' 10.
J . It FROHOFF, Mosoor Meehan.lo- - --· - - --- · ---· ····- ver, Colo. R.E. numm 39• 02.3 52' 60.2 l' 5• 55.3 1'40• 36. '1' 8.6 L. D.TRYON 4.0' 90. 53' 67.9 l' 6' 54.5 1•45• 34.3 8' 7.5
E. 1,;, BAUD ENDISTLE, Road Foreman of EogiD111 ••••• DeAver, Colo. If. D. MT•:A D - 41' 87.8 54• 66.6 l' 7' (: 53.7 1•50• 32.7 10' 6.
w. II. LOWTIIER, Dlm lon - ················i Colo. J.E. ROWAN 42' 85.7 55' 65.4 l' 8' ' 52.9 l ' 55• 3L3
R. A. WALKER, General Roadmaaoor- -- ------· ·-··- · · w, Colo. R. J . BTONim
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1( 105 · 7) 3-l WPTTOP A 2·05AJI AlO, lOAII A 2·501.11 429.8 "' .,, i
* I' (126.6) Dally Daily Dally (4.10) 25.5
( 2.04) 5 1.1
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(2 . 58) '2.6
(6 . 55) 2 1.' Westward trains are superior to trains of the same class in the opposite direction. Sec Rule S-72.
Westward trains are superior to trains of the same class in the opposite direction. See Rule S-72.
No. 38 will stop at any station to pick up revenue passengers f~r stations east of Salina.
Daily
(l.68) 53.7
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(3 .60) 27 .6
No. 38 wlll stop at any station to let off revenue passengers fq>m Denver or beyond, Railroad Surgeons are located as shown below: Railroad Surgeons are located as shown below:
Time Inspectors are located as shown below:
Tho Ball Railroad Time Service Chicago, Ill. R. V. Owens, General Supervisor of Time Service, Omaha.
Ellis ........................................ .... Muhlbelm's .J Sharon Springs •• . • .••••• ••••• •.•.. • .•••.•.• • .. •• . .• Muhlheim'• Limon •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. H. v. Keller ..J
Denver •••••• ••••• •.•••••• .• •••.•• .•..•• Hansen & Hansen, Inc. r, Denver . •• ••.••• •••• •. •••• .•• ••••• . • .•••• ••••••• R. W. Gumm 1 Brighton •••••• •••••••••• ••••• •••••••••••••••• • J. L. Faulkner Greeley . ••••• .•••••••••••• •• .••••••••• •••••• Utt.er Jewelry Co. Cheyenne .•••••• • .•••••.• •• .•••.••• •••• . •• . J. Burri Jewelry Co. -<:; Julesburg . •••••• ~ .' . ••• .• •••• . •••• . •• .• • .•. •• .. • W. F. Ramser , Sterling .••••.•••••.••••.•••••••••••••••••••••• W. J. Headrick Sterllng .• • . •• ...••.•......•••• • .••• • Rominger Jewelry Co., Inc. .,. Boulder ................... . ... .. .. . .. . ......... J. W. Crowder I Fort Cofllns ..•.••.•••.••••••••••••.•••••••••.•• C. W. Hodgson ,
J. F, LANGDON • . Chief Surgeon. G. A. Surface. . • . . Surgeon .....•.. W. Y. Herrick .... Surgeon ....... . Benj. S. Morris. . . Surgeon . . ...••• l. S. Barclay... . . Surgeon ....• •. . C. M. Miller. • • • . Sufieon .....••.
Deily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily STATIONS O Ill STATIONS l ---
82 wrnP 7.00.111 12,301'1 5,08AII 636.6 DN-R HUGO YL llU 82 WFl'TP DN·R HUGO YL BU 636.6 A 9,25AII A 5,501'11 Al l ,20PII - -- 6.2 6.2 119 p 7.12 12,40 5.15 641,7 BAO DAD 119 I' BAO DAD 641.7 9.11 5.41 11 .02 --- 0. 2 6 . 2 31 WP 7.20 12,47 5,22 647,9 LAKB 31 WP LAKB 6 4 7,9 9,04 5.34 10,52 --- 2 . 0 2.6 ---
(C. R. I . & P. Cro11in11) i· R. I. & P. Cro11in11) i7 p 8 7-40 812,57 8 5,30 650.6 DN,R LIMON YL MN i7 I' DN- LIMON YL MN 650.6 8 9,00 8 5,30 810-45 - 0 . l 0 . 1 -
5-301'11 7,05AII 6,53AII 6 6 0.6 LI MON JUNCTION LIMON JUNCTION 660,6 A 2-231'11 A 6-50t.ll A 8-551'1 --- 6 . 0 6.0 ---51 p 5.45 f 7.55 7,20 1-07 7.00 5-40 666,6 RIVBR BBND 51 p RIVBR BBND 656.6 8-51 2-17 5, 18 6,39 8,43 flO. 15
I --- 6.6 6.6 liO p 6,00 { 8-10 7.33 1. 16 7-07 5.49 663,2 CltOAR POINT 50 p CBDAR POINT 603.2 8-43 2.11 5, 10 6-30 8-33 fl0-05
3 . 9 3.0 51 p 6 , 08 r 8-17 7,40 1.21 7. 12 5,54 667,1 BUICK 51 p BUICK 607.1 8-38 2,06 5-05 6-23 8-25 9.55 --- 5 .1 6.1 52 p 6, 18 f 8 .3324 7 , 50 1,27 7, 16 6-00 672-2 D AGATE AX 52 p D AOATB AX 672.2 8,33355 2.02 4.59 6.15 8-17 f 9,45
I ,,. Westward trains are superior to trains of the same class in the opposite direction. See Rule S-72. Westward trains are superior to trains of the same class in tho oppos ite direction. See Rule S-72. I
22.a POWARS 22.B P i' 22,8 PO WARS 22,8 ----3.0-----·II - - -- 3.0-----·11---
26.8 D LUPTON UP 26,8 94 P 8 5.51 5,41 5,27 f 4,41 • 118.54 26.8 D LUPTON UP 26,8 ----4.3-----·II l-----ll--- -l-.:._.:...:;:._1.__:;_.:;:..;__f_....:.....:..::...1---11----I ---- 4.3-----·11---
30,1 JONE 30,1 53 P f 5,56 5,46 5,30 4,45 38 9·04111 30.1 IONE 30,1 ----,.1------11---- ~--1 4.7-----·11---
34.8 DN PLATTBVILLB PA 34,8 05 P 8 6,02 5,52 5.34 4,50 B 9,12 34,8 DN PLATTBVILLB PA 34,8 1.4 .1----1---1--- ----- 1.4-----·11---
On single track, westward trains are superior to traJ.n.s of the same cfass in tbe opposite dlrectlon, e:ircept that :No. 111 Is superior to westward 35 ' 3 38 · 7 62· 8 42 · 6 26 ·4 26 · 4 35 · 3 32
· 6 26 ·4
· · · · · "A nrue epeed per hour trains of the 1ame class. See Rule S·12. The time of Nos. 111 and 112 muU be cleared not less than 11.ve minutes by Nos. 38, 18, 24,64, 23, 63,.17, 37, 15 and On single track, westward trains are superior to trains of the same dus ln the opposite dlrecUon, except tbat No. Ill ls superior to westward 16 and not lest Chan fifteen minutes by second class and extra trains. £~ward second class and extra tra.lns ww clear &be time of No. 334 ten minutes, trains of the same class. See Rule s-12. The time of Nos. 111 and 11% must1be cleared not less than five minutes by Nos. 38, 18, 24, 64, 23, 63, 17, 37, 15and
Between Denver and LaSalle au extra trains WW run via Lupk>n unles, otherwise imtracted. 16 and not less tban fifteen minutes by second class and extra tralm. Eastwf second cws and e•tra trains will clear t.he time of No, 334 ten minutes. · -l No. 16 wUl stop on ttag at Brighton and Lupton for passengers for east of Salle.
~ uufe~RT ~ 2.8-,.-----11 __ 4_3_·3_11,----1--,.-,.--1----,.1~--,.-1----1·-,.---1--,.--,.,l--,.-,.-l---,.- 11 iii DN·R LA SALLE YL BA 46,1 a 4,50 I 8-46AI • 9·1 2B __ 9_,s_e_2_a
1 9 DN GREELEY YL HO 61.7 114.35 j • •8,59 a 9-4563 a10,17 1111 2.a---------11-
GREELEY JCT. 64.0 ! -,.--,.-- 1.8_,._,._,._,. __ ,, ____ ll-_,.---1-_,.-'-_,.·l-_,._,._,._l-_,.--·1----·1---_,.·l----·l-_,._,._,l-_,._,._,.I D LUCBRNB C 66.8 4,25 • 8·47 9,32 10,06 ~---,.- 3.4 !-:....:..~11-..::...;::.:;_11~-.,-, - 1·---,.-1---,.-1----l--'--,.-l--:--1--~-l:----1 DN BATON YL UR 69.2 I 4, 19 f 8,41 9,26 f10,00 ~----0.1 ---ll~--~11~--,.-1---- 1----1----1----1--~-1---- 1---- 11
O. W. CROSSING 59.3 : ~---- 3.7~-----11----1-----1---.,,..-, -,.[---~ 11~---11~---ll--,.-,.~11~---11----l,---,.- 11 D AULT A 63.0 f 4,12 8,35 9,20 9,53 ~---- 2.0------11----
On 1ln11, track, westward trains are superior to trains of the same class In the opposite direction, except that No. 111 Is superior to westward tralwi of the same class. See Rule 8·72. The time of Nos. 111 and 112 mus& be cleared not less than five minutes by Nos. 38, 18, 2-1, 64, 23, 63, 17, 37, 15 and 16 and not less than fifteen minutes by second class and extra trains. Eastward second class and extra trains will clear the time of No. 334 ten minutes.
Between Denver and LaSalle all extra trains will run via Lupton unldss otherwille tnstructed. No, 24 wlll stop at any station to let off revenue passengers from Grar,ger or beyoncl. No. 38 will stop at any station Speer to LaSalle to let off passengers from Laramie or beyond. No. 18 will sto11 at any station between LaSalle and Denver to let off revenue pusen1ers from west of LaSalle.
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SECOND CLASS Time-Table No. 179 .. ..
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11.3 14.1
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91 WYOI' 19,1 11-----·II
I' 22,8
94 r 25.8 11- - --·II
63 " 30,l 11- ----11
95 r 34.8
36.2
p 37.8
40.0 r 42.4 j
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192 WPTYP 46 .. 1 en -----11 ::,:
60 P 48.2 u 11----1 ~
2-17 \VYOI' 61.7 O;I
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82 v 55,8 1----11
80 P 69,2
59.3
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64 WYP 66.8
62 r 71.9 11---,.--11
06 P 77.0 11--,.-,.-,.,11 51 r 81.0
94 WFYP 86.0
97 P 90,4 11----1
62 r 94,4 11----1 95} ·' WYP 97 .8 45 1---- 11
72 II' 103,1
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WJ'TYOP
101.6 104,7
106,0
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Ti me Freight
91 355 154 C.R.l.&P. Ti me
334 455 97 Time C.R.I .&P,
Freight Freight Freight Mi:sed Freight Mind
STATIONS
DN·R DENVER YL UO ... 0.0 ··" Al2,01AIA12-50PII A 6,301'11
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36THS TREET YL RA 1,7 A 9-30A11 11,461.11 12·10PIIA 5,45AII 6,25 A10,00PII Al 1-001'1
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DN Ji:iK JCT. YL SK ~ ll---6-.0-SANDC 3.1 ~11----,.
Thru Time................ (3. jO) (1.01) (0.55) (6.00) ( ,t.OO) (3.00) ( l.·10) Average speed per hour.. ... 14 , 2 2. l 2.4 20.6 26.6 11. $ 1.3
On single track, westward trains a re superior to t rains of the same cla~ In the opposite direction, except that No. 111 Is superior to westward trains of tbe same class. See nule S-72. The time of Nos. 111 and 112 must ,be cleared not less th:u1 Ove minutes by Nos. 38, 18, 24, 64, 23, 63, n , 37,.15 and 16 and not less than fifteen minutes by second class and extra trains. Eastward second class and extra trains will clear the time of No. 334 ten minutes.
Between Denver and LaSalle all extra trains will run via Lupton un1eJs otherwise instructed. I . No. 334 will stop at any station to let olf revenue passengers from Chey7nne or beyond.
Westward trains are superior to trains of the same class fn the opposi dlrec oll. See Rule 8-72. Between Denver and LaSalle au extra tralllll wW run via Lupton nnless otherwise wtructed. At Dent No3. 211 and 212 need not co to depot.
WESTWARD STERLING ~UBDIVISION <: .~
SECOND CLASS FIRST CLASS a Time-Table No. 179 >-3< ~; ~~.,. ~ ... 455 71 477 111 15 301 gj MARCH 7, 1943 c.!:3 I ~. II: Time 0. B. ct Q. Time Streamllnn Pauen1er C. B. &Q. !!"3 ~·~J Frol!!ht F,ei1ht Freight Pauenger Pa1un1or .s ... Ucn Dally Daily Daily Daily Dally Dally
Westward trains are superior to f:J'alnS' of the same class In the opposite direction, excc\t that No. 112 Is superior to westward tnlM of the same class, and No. 250 Is superior to No. 71, See Rule S-72. '.J:tte time of Nos. 111 and 112 must o cleared not less than tlve minutes by Nos. 15, 30)., 30% and 111 and not leas than fifteen minutes by second class a.nd extra trains. ·
~s~ SECOND CLASS FIRST CLASS e Time-Table No. 179 ... . FIRST CLASS SECOND CLASS ~'""(al.- 0 .. .. & ·"' 455 477 111 15 .::~ 0 112 16 248 250 ~.ii gi "' Time Tima Streamliner Pa11eo1or MARCH 7, 1943 ., ~eamliuer PaHenger Time Time -.,ii: Freight Freight Pauonger -'"3 ~ Pataenger Frei1bt Frei1bt r .! ... o;JJ Daily Daily Daily Dally Cl STATIONS
DN JU&:~ RQ .JB --80 ""'. 12.46111 1.16 6.30.11 3,16111 o.o VL O.O A 7 .66111 l 9.06111 A O.OOAII A 2 . 16• 75 01' 1.00 1.30 250 6.38 I 3 .26 7.1 D VI 7 .1 7.42 a 8.49 6.40 1·30477
67,2 3.7 67.2 IP C. B. & Q. CROSSING Ul9 'fn<>P A 2 . 26111 A 2 .60JII A 7 .21.11 A 4.36111 67.6 0:, - 67,6 7 , 061'1 7.401'1 3.25• 11.20111 DN•R 8T,RLINQ vq ST
We1tward tulns are superior to tralru of the same class In the opposite direction. B,..eept U!at No. 112 Is superior to westward trains of the same class. Seo RuJe S-12. The Ume of Nos. 111 and 112 mun be cleared not less 1han five m.1Jlut.e1 by Nos, 16 and 15, and not less than 011.eeo m.lnutu by second class aJJd extra trains. '
.. FIRST CLASS SECOND CLASS . 8. ·'° 0 .,G o a. 16 112 302 72 248 250 o .!l'3 MARCH 7, 1943 ..!! :iJP: i Paneuger Stroamllnor C. D. A: Q, C. B. & Q. Time Time
Westward trains are superior to trains of the same class In the opposl direction, except that No. 112 Is supcrlEr to westwlll'd trains of the same elas1, and No. 256 Js superior to No. 71, See Rule s-12. The time of Nos. l 1 and 112 must be cleared not less thn Qvo mJnutes b y Nos. 15, 301, 302 nnd lG nnd not less th~n fifteen mlJ1utcs by second class and extra trains.
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Time{Table No. 179 M:'R~H 7, 1943
STATIONS
0.0 ON BRIGHTON YL Bl ' 4.2-----1
4~ YOXALL ----- 2.9 -----1
7 ,1 DICK
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7.1 11------ 1.0 -----1 ---
tWYP f 9.00 8,1 D ST . Y RAI NS YL VS ----- o.o -----1
8.1 U. fP. CROSSIN G 11------ l. 9 ----- 1 10,0 NATIONAL
----- 0.9 -----1
8.1 ---8,1
10,0
10.9 STAT,COAL M INEJCT. YL , 0 .6-----1
1 1.4 PAR K DALE ICT , YL ----- 3 , 7 -----1
p 9.10 p f 9.12
10,9
1 1.4
1 6.l ERIB 11------ o.o -----1 16,1 c. e .l ea Q. CROSSING ·-----1-----1-----1-----1---- l . 3 -----9,28 16.4 TABOR