History: D&RG foreign offices on the RGW (1895)

These tables list the Denver & Rio Grande foreign offices on the Rio Grande Western when the two companies were separate. Taken from Official Roster No. 31, October 1^st 1895.

NOTE: B.G. denotes broad gauge (now considered standard gauge)

Foreign Offices, D&RG Express

Rio Grande Western

Station	Agent Name	Station	Agent Name
American Fork	U.G. Merrill	Manti	F. Fouts
Bingham	I.H. Rogers	Mount Pleasant	Web. Green
Bingham Junction	D.W. Ammerman	Ogden	H.A. Lamdin
Castle Gate	J.W. Ray	Payson	W.H. Shermer
Clear Creek	B.W. Rice	Pleasant Valley Jct.	W.H. Sweet
Ephraim	C.J. Fisher	Price	A.J. Mead
Eureka	W. Allen	Provo	W.N. Dusenberry
Fairview	J.A. Todd	Riverton	C.L. Jensen
Fruita	F.H. Barry	Salina	J. Ricks
Goshen	F.W. Cole	Salt Lake City	A.C. French
Green River	F. H. Fike	Scofield	E.W. Pitcher
Gunnison	J.H. Roylance	Silver City	M.A. Boyden
Helper	J.A. Parrott	Spanish Fork	E.R. Hunt
Kaysville	J.B. Lindsey	Spring City	J.D. Simpson
Lehi	W.F. Welsh	Springville	G. P. Thompson
Lower Crossing	W. Allan	Sunnyside	W.R. Olin
Mammoth Mill	W.M. Moss	Thistle	W.H. Mitchell
Murray	C.B. Atterbury	Thompson	C.E. Ingalls

Track Scales – R.G.W. Railway.

Location	Gauge	Capacity	Length
Ogden	B.G.	50 Tons	42 feet
Salt Lake	B.G.	50 tons	42 feet
Salt Lake	B.G.	40 tons	34 feet
Bingham Junction	B.G.	50 tons	42 feet
Thistle	B.G.	50 tons	42 feet
Scofield	B.G.	30 tons	28 feet