Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-19
EXCURSION PARTIES.
The Largest Single Ex-
cursion on Record.
THREE ARRIVED IN A DAY.

THREE ARRIVED IN A DAY.
The Enlis-Phillips-Mathes Parties
Get Here in Pelting
Rain Storm.
On Sunday the Phillips and Mathes
excursions came in. partly by the G. s.
Railway, arriving at A. NJ, and the
rest by the s. P. via Mojave, arriving at
I:S0P. NJ. There were about seventy
persons in each party. They were de-
tanned in Kansas for many days in the
snow blockade, but the gentlemen in
chafge, ably aided by the railroad OIL
cials, made everything as comfortable as
possible, so that no one suffered in any
respect The tourists got into this city
on rather disagreeable day, but so
much better than what they had expert
enced since leaving home, and indeed
for so..e time previous to that date, that
they were greatly delighted with Los
Angeles in spite Of her weeping weather.
The list Of the Phillips party will be
found below. The Mathes list is coming
in later by some slow express named
Gibson.
Yesterday at 1:30 P. NJ. the DIR.
Ennis party wheeled into the de-
pot with thirteen sleepers and
three baggage cars, hauled by two en-
qines. A fourth baggage car was
brought in later by the s. 2. regular
train. This party, the largest ever set
ON wheels to cross the Great Divide,
came from st. Louis under the auspices
of the M. p. Ry. Co. and under the inn
mediate supervision OF Doctor Ennis.
Mr. Speed, Major Lewis, Capt Layton
and Mr.. Godfrey. This party came
through direct by the Southern route
via HI Paso and Demtng, without any
DELAY or blockade. There are over 300
in this party, all of whom remain here
excepting twenty five, who go on to-day
to San Francisco in charge OF Major
Lewis.
How the tourists regard the gentle
men in charge will appear from the foi-
lowins:
RESOLUTION.
Ell PAso, January l6, 1886.
We. the passengers on the Missouri
Pacific train to San Francisco, came to-
eether and elected the Hon. L. j. Evans,
Of Council Bluffs, Iowa, President and
C. l.. Merritt, of Auburn, N. T., Secre'
tary. and adopted the following rssoiu'
tion:
Resotped, That we unanimously tender
our sincere thanks to Messrs. Ennis,
Speed, Lewis, Layton and Godfrey, who
have had full charge of the party In
their different departments, Tor their
gentIemanly and courteous treatment OF
each and all Of us. and supplying us
with every want and comfort necessary.
and we most chesrfully recommend that
they be put in charge Of every excursion
that is to be conducted across the con
tinent.
THE DIR. ENNIS PARTY.
For Los AngeIes-T Coldwell, New
burq. N Y;H Weinheimer, Highland,
Ill: a j Secor and wife, Toledo, Ohio; w
H Bradbury, Richmond, Ind; q w Par
sons. YpsiIanti, Mich; A Ii Emery, Mas
ter james Emery, Detroit, Mich; Z ii
Bunker, Chicago, Ill; Mrs Z Mack, st.
Paul, Minn; w Henry Williams. wife
and child, Chicago, Ill; DIR J IL Depuy,
Wabash, Indiana; j SStickney, Wauwa-
tosa, Wis; M Il Hollister. Chicago; DIR
Edmund Ferris, Paris, Ill; W N Abbott.
Columbus, Ohio; Jno II Loudernlsn and
wife. Jas ii Louderman and wife, q z
Whitelaw and wife, St Louis; Il T Viii
son. Ashmore, III; Mrs A M Hart, Bui-
falo, N Y; E IL sley, Mrs s withinton,
st Louis; Ed Chiffon, T J Marsh. Char
lesion, Ill; II Z Blightbill, Harrisburg,
Pa; J G Oswald, Minneapolis. MINI; Mrs
j G Oswald, Miss LIZZIE Oswald, Miss
Berthe Oswald, Miss Emma Oswald, Miss
German Oswald, Buffalo. New York;
@ w Harding. Indiana; Mrs Q w Eddy,
jamestown, N Y; Henry Woodford,
Randolph, N Y; Homer Hudson and
wife; Mrs Ida Prettyman, child and
nurse, Covington, Ky; Clifford Hudson;
Dr G ID Harrington, Terrell, Texas; Ed
ward FIVE, Miss Addie N Flye; New Cas-
tie. Me;J II Towel, Portsmouth, o;
Miss Essie Towel, Portsmouth, D; j G
Roilen, Waco, Tex; Z Reuhl, Cincin-
natl; G Dodsworth and wife; Mrs 5 Il
knowlton and daughter, 25th ward, Gin
oinnati, o; Mrs G w Davis. Los Ange-
les, Cal; X IL Hargrave, Cincinnati;
William Dickey, Brockville, Pa; A
Crawford, Pittsburg; Mrs Crawford
and daughter, Pitisburg; G. Hart
man, Wooster, o; 7 Pember, Mrs +
4 Pember, Granville, N Y; A ID Nor
man, Springfield, Ill; David Wood, Mrs
Hv.-vtlla ". NJ n
Crea aud wife, DIR A J Smith, Wabash,
Ind; b B Barney, Chicago; I NJ Joslin,
Miss Nellie JosIin, Bismarck, Dakota;
Frank Brownell and wife, Boston; Gen
/ B Henderson, Mrs | B Henderson,
Miss bernece Morrison, Mr. Jesse Janu-
ary, maid and daughter, Miss
Isabel Valle, Miss B Tomason, 4 b
Birchard, G Y Udell, Mrs Il Udoll,
Geo Rhorer, Mrs Rhorer, Chas Christen-
sen, W Il Guy, L X Hirch, st
Louis; G w Davis, Carlton, Ill;
Hon l. II Watson and wife, Warren, Pa;
Mr. and Mrs Geo Leslie and daughter,
Chicago, Ill; Il w Parsons, wife and
daughter, DePcre, Wis; VIM Master and
wife, Al Bar Island avenue, Chicago; A
Penser, wife and children, l2s Evergreen
avenue, Chicago; ii c Cook, Clinton
vile, Ill; V W Pratt, Philadelphia;
Wesley and Gertrude Young. Dayton, o;
DR. G. W Cook, Washington, ID G; Mrs A
l. Millsep, CoIfax, la; w S Homald,
Monroe, la; G I HDkips and wife,
Sheridan, la; OS Weston, Wilmington,
Cal; Henry Wellando, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Thos Wilson, # Foster, Sherman,
Mich; ] G Sommers. Cucamonga, Cal;
VIM Flupel, st Louis; w II Steadman.
Congress Springs, Cal; f Howell. Des
Moines, Iowa; d w 0sburne, Misses
A J Osburne, L e Osburne and NJ
G Osburne, Sulphur Springs, Arkansas;
Henry Myers, Trobridge, iii; Dick
Cummull. Trobridge, Ill; Jas b Barry,
Boston; VIM Rankin, Braidwood. Ill;
Ii b Bennett, Plymouth. Mich; 5 S Car
ter, Delta, o; DIR T A Fairbain, Detroit;
Nicholas Ensley, Auburn, Ind; ID 4
Cochran, Auburn, Ind; A A Gerwig,
Pittsburg; w o Allen, Plymouth,
Mich; II Bennett, Plymouth Mich
WIN 4 Taylor, Wcstville, o; Mrs and
Miss Todd, Brooklyn; M l. Trowbridge,
Milwaukee; w Thompson and wife,
Dallas, Tex; G A Steele, jackson, Mich
Rllah Gray, Des Moines, la; M M
Crookshank and wife, Gladbrook, la; w
B stifiler, Murray, Ia; G s Ringland,
wife and daughter, IT Dodge, Ia; W
Wells, Mrs and Miss Wells, 1T Dodge, la
HFLunt, Chicago; Mrs John w Phelps
Grand Rapids. Mich; Elmore Badger
Burlington, Wis; L M Harthan, De,
met. Oak; Geo EDugan, f Bixby, Seda
liza; L BCummings, Alton, Ill; Harry Fra
lev and wife, New York; Mr. Kerr ant
daughter, Buffalo; Samuel Daniels, Ma
rion. RENO 20, la; Col \ Fowler
Reading, Michigan; = J Evan
and wife, Council Bluffs, Iowa
FL Jones, Fseeport, Ills; Z ? Stacey
Minneapolis, MINI; DIR and Mrs II |
Hurd, Gaeesbury; w c Stacey, Counci
Bluffs, Iowa; c B Waite and wife, Coun
ell Bluffs, la; II II Brown, ii A Waters
Ed Mills, u r Aldrich, Grand Rapids