Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-23
Uatlroas, Mates.

A mail goes east today by Deming.
The Mathes excursion party went east
last night by the s. 2.
Mr.. Charles Il. Miner came out in
charge of the Sunset party.
Charlie White went out to Cotton
yesterday to meet the Sunset excursion.
Major Lewis and Captain Layton re-
turn to ST. Louis in a day or two for
another big Ennis excursion to leave st.
Louis February 18th.
The postmaster is trying to have the
mail for San Francisco ordered by Bris-
tou and Mojave or by sea until connec-
tions are restored by the s. P.
The l.. A. & =. @. V. R. K. is repaired
80 that trains will run as usual com.
mencing to-day, leaving Downey avenue
at S:45 A. NJ, 3P. M. aud $3.50 P. ~.
The Pasadena people want their rail.
road connection renewed with Los An.
geles. They have been paying 25 cents
per hundred to have truck hauled by
wagon. The railroad rate was one
fifth,
James Brown, of Downey, was in the
city yesterday and reports that the pas.
sage across the Old San Gabriel river
where the railroad bridge is washed
away, is made by means Of cable. The
water is SO high that no railroad repair
ing can be made.
Railroad connection with the East
was quickly restored by the s. P. Co.
Trains leave the depot now as usual,
excepting the one to Santa Aua and
that to San Francisco. The company
hope to send out train to San Francis
co over their own track next week.
A large amount of mail came in from
the east yesterday. 1t was all from St.
Louis, New Orleans and Texas. The
connection was missed at Kansas City
and no mail from the northwest or far
east arrived. There is big budget Of
it due to-day.
JANUARY 22-5:30 P. M.
GAS. CAMPBELL: Construction train
runs l2 miles north of San Bernardno.
Train from Waterman has arrived at the
summit. They are working strong
force on both sides. DICKINSON.
The above dispatch explains itself.
The gang at the Mission street bridge
ef the s. P. Co. got in good work and
put the structure ON its feet SO that a
train of freight cars and the passenger
kco l., ha Eaa ak inf Ala -
yesterday afternoon. The East bound
passenger was the first to go out over
her last night.
The California Southern road is now
in running order between San Ber-
nardino and Riverside, though it will be
March before any train can reach San
Diego, the washout being much greater
than the one two years ago. We under
stand that the company will abandon
the Temecula canon and build by way
ef Santa Ana, thence on down the coast
to San Diego. Morning Hour.
A dispatch from Mr.. d. B. Robinson,
General Manager of the A. & p, yester-
day said he was ON his way to the Cajon
Pass with a large force oil men to get the
trains through by tomorrow or next
day. The A. & p. and G. s. have Of
fered to carry the north bound passen-
gers, mails and express via the Caion
Pass to Mojaye for the s. p. as soon as
the road that way is opon.
Mr.. T. R. Gable, Private Secretary to
Mr.. d. b. Robinson, General Manager
of the A. & P. system; Mr. w. A. Bis
sell. General Pacific Coast Passenger
and Ticket Agent of the A. h p. MIR.
II. B. Wilkins, General Freight and
Passenger Agent of the G. S., aud Mr..
M. +. Thompson, proprietor of the San
Felipe Hotel at Albuquerque, who have
been spending the past few days here,
went east last evening by the s. 2.
train.