Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-19

Loretta l. Huntlsy, Elkhart, Ind; Mrs o
@ Lake, Ypsilante, Mich; w ? Brown,
wife and daughter, J Van Leuven aud
wife, Geo Kendall and wife, Grand
Rapids, Mich; Miss Harvey Rice, Cleye-
land, Ohio; II Patty and fam
lily Of nine persons, Arkansas; + W
Hamis, A Nadre, Kansas; Chas Withel-
shoefer, New York; Humboldt Minis,
Texas; c l. Yaunkman, Kansas; w Hill
Ter, Il Gaynor, Michigan; A + Schloss,
Missouri; + Kopp. I'll Paso; b Il
Bevins, Arizona; J H Anderson, New
York; j 2 Gilman, Missouri; Thomas
Rankin and wife, Iowa. Mrs y
G Rankin and daughter, La; Captain
w H Clapp, 10th Infantry, TT Stock
ton: Mrs M Il Robins, Ky; G Mitch
rucker, Chicago; L Hall, Severance,
Kan: G Aulman, Percy, la; Mrs Sillen,
MrsJ Harrington, Mrs 10 McAaron, Port
Huron, Mich; Mrs Jas Mccullough and
sons. Chas, John, James, Alfred, Frank
and lisa, Wyandotte. Kan; Mrs Mary A
Young, Miss Carrie M Young, M X and
w II Young, Sedalia; Miss Ada Steves,
Stockton, Cal; Jeannstte Henry. Hills
dale, Mich; g G Allison, ] M Keiter,
Grundy Center. la; Josephine Corlette,
Los Angeles; Mrs M l. Brannin, Cisco,
Tex; J 7 Reardon and wife, Camden,
Ark; w X Whithorn and wife, M A
Parks and wife, Minnie L Parks, Master
r Parks, Augusta, Ark; B 4 Hall,
wife and child, Mrs A H Jennings. Cam
den, Ark; 4 S Coan, Dallas, Tex; Mrs
M A Robinson, Bloomington, Ill; Mr.
Geo Patten and daughter, National City,
Cal; j K Trego and wife, Chicago; e A
Edwards, Los Angeles; K A Straus, ~
Benton, Mon; Mrs s Korper, Nellie Nc
Way, San Francisco; A ] Tibbits, Bos.
ton: Joe Vallett, Los Angeles; a
Van Patten and wife, Austin, Tex; q L
Tobev. wife and child, @ b Carneliy,
wife and child, FC Ward. Chicago;
liz K Babcock, Indianapolis, Ind.
NOTES BY PASSENGER.
We had oyar 300 OF about the happi
est people that ever crossed the conti-
nent.
A royal train Of thirteen Palace cars.
We lust alarmed the natives as we
came through. They thought they were
taken sure.
This San Xavier House, at Tacson.
takes the lead in setting q good spread.
We had the best dinner there on the
whole line.
For making people happy, Tip Lay
ton, our veteran Pullman conductor.
beats the bakery and pretty nearly all
| the rest Of the world.
Major John Lewis, our general con-
ductor, is superior to anything yet seen
in his line.
Three locomotives, thirteen Palace
cars and an observing car made the
Desert look lively.
The sleeper Truckee was noted for the
sociability Of its inhabitants. Probably
| Major Lewis and and his wife being
anchored there had something to do
with it.
Young Jimmy Emory kept things live
| ly in his car. Peck's Bad Boy was not o
/ circumstance. Jimmy longed to get a
whack at some COW boys or Indians, and
as we failed to seriously connect with
any he feels sorry.
The man who demanded lower CEN
| ter in a brand new car at st. Lonis has
survived. He came through as the rest
of us and still lives.
Tip Layton says the largeness Of the
party was only exceeded by its respecta-
bility. Tips complimentary gentle
man.
We started out Of FL Paso with twsn-
| ty tramps on the platform and trucks.
Only one held out as far as Wilcox. He
was nearly frezen. He occupied lower
center on truck. He was the most
popular man on the train when his case
became known. He had good feed for
| once.
The Thermometer was twenty degrees
below zero on the Mississippi. When we
struck the Rio Grande it was sixty
above. A slight change.
We venture the assertion that Los
Angeles has never had SO many real
handsome ladies come into il by any one
| train.
THE PHILLIPS PARTY.
For Los Angeles-Alex A LcLean and
wife, Katie A Martin, Maria Martin,
Sadie Il Kidson, Prince Edwards Island;
B w Kinney, A G Williams and wife,
Waterville, Me; T Botsford and wife,
Mrs NJ v Astbury, Mabel Astbury, New
York City; Mrs X b Getchel, Daisy
Getchel, Skow hegan, Me; Bertrand,
w II Conger and wife, Don NJ Brock
Il Way NILS Utnutc rtfkCnHdit ~ oao-
son, Chicago; Miss Mary Mansfield, Du-
rand. III; II w Cole. Lawrence. Kan;
Miss Mary Westwood. Springfield, Mass;
LeRoy Botsford, Lulu X Botsford.
Newton, Conn; Geo G Adams,
Hamden, N Y; J B Young and
wife, Nelson l. Young, Homer
j Young, Mamie L Young. Harry
A Young, Sioux Falls, Oak; Mrs 4 Il
Brown, Bay City. Mich; Mrs L B Van
Alstyne, Tom J Van Alstyne, Tustin
City, Cal, Mrs Sara NJ Clark, Brooklyn,
Conn; John Selby, Upton. la; X s
Beggs, Winfield, Ill; + Woodbury.
Pasadena, Cal; J H Smith, Geo d Phil,
lips, Los Angeles; Arthur Perry, Ms
John Perry, West Somerville. Mass;
N Hayden and wife, Miss Hattie Hay;
den, Miss Helen Hayden, Miss
| Louie Hayden, West Medford, Mass;
For San Diego-A b Bush and wife,
Springfield, Mass; J II w Edgerly, To-
peka, Kansas.
For Howard Cooper, Weston,
Mass; Miss Emma T. Day, Miss NJ ra.i-
man, Miss A A Tallman. Boston, Mass |;
H Il Smith and wife, Mrs Henriettas
Smith, New Haven, Conn; John Edmund
ston, Canada. =
For Santa Barbara-Geo Z Stroud,
Miss Ada b Stroud, Boston, Mass; Mrs
SN March, Mrs G Cadwallader. Mrs +
L Kellogg, Santa Barbara. Cal.
For Sacramento-Mrs N March, Mrs
CadwalIader, Rochester, Ind.
Fer San Jose--Hugh Hogan, Buffalo.
IN. Y.
For San Francisco--L d Davis, G A
Smith, Geo q Parker. Wsterville, Me;
EFT Parker, East Derry, N II; A Sny-
der. Rosendale. N Y; Miss Sara M vii.