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Red River & Gulf Railroad Company Equipment Register 1916Description
the officials in 1916 were C. T. Crowell president in Los Angeles, H. A. White auditor and general manager in Lecompte, A. B. Spencer vice president and traffic manager in Lecompte, J. S. Crowell secretary and general superintendent in Long Leaf, R. D. Crowell treasurer in Lecompte, J. B. Evans real estate and tax agent in Long Leaf, W. W. Whittington jr. general agent in Alexandria, Andrews, Hakenyos & Scott attorneys in Alexandria, and H. C. Jones chief surgeon in Long Leaf;
No. 3 leaves Lecompte at 1:30 PM and makes stops at Togo (1:50--5 miles), Holdup (2:01--6 miles), Forest Hill (2:40--9 miles), and arrives at Long Leaf at 3:00 PM (12 miles); No. 1 leaves at Long Leaf at 5:30 AM and makes stops at Louisiana Junction (5:35--13 miles), Audebert (5:40--14 miles), Cocodrie (6:15--20miles), Causey (6:35--21 miles), and arrives at Meridian at 6:50 (24 miles); No. 2 has a connection at Long Leaf; it first leaves at Meridian at 7:30 AM and stops at Causey (7:50), Cocodrie (8:15), Audebert (8:50), and Louisiana Junction (9:25) before changing connections at Long Leaf at 9:30 AM; No. 2 then leaves Long Leaf at 11:00 AM and makes stops at Forest Hill (11:20), Holdup (12:01), Togo (12:10), and makes it final destination at Lecompte at 12:30 PM; No. 2 can also make a connection switch at Bolton at 9:05 AM and stop at Concrete Hill (9:20) to Louisiana Junction (9:25) and arrive at Long Leaf by 9:30 to make the way to Lecompte (12:30 PM); all three trains run daily except on Sundays;
at Long Leaf, Lecompte, Louisiana Junction, Bolton and Meridian they can make connections with St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway, Texas & pacific, Southern Pacific and Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway (LA Division)Creator
Red River & Gulf Railroad Company, Official Guide of the RailwaysDate(s) of Creation
Nov 1916