Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-04
Notes and Personals.

No. 70, due last night at :3O o CLOCK
from Ell Paso, was reported two hours
late.
Maj. H. w. Pond, travelling agent
of the Santa Fe Company, is in the
city.
Yesterday mornings San Diego ex-
press, due at z :43 o'clock, arrived on
time.
No. II, from San Francisco, which
is due at P. NJ, was 20 minutes late
yesterday.
Thursdays overland train arrived
at 2 A. NJ. yesterday morning, being
five hours late.
No. 10, due in this city yesterday
morning at 5 80 O'Clock, from San
Francisco, arrived on time.
The Santa Fe overland train, due
in this city last night at 9:05 o'clock,
was reported two hours late at 8 NJ.
The frame work on the Santa Fe's
new freight office is now nearly COM
| pleted SO fast are the carpenters put
ting it up.
The Santa Fe company is now sell
ing tickets over its own road to Dem
yer and Colorado Springs and other
points via Pueblo.
Everything was unusually Quiet
at the Santa Fe depot yesterday alter
noon when the HERALD's representa-
tive visited that place.
The Santa Fe Company's En-
ploye's Association dispensary is now
nearly ready for occupation, and pre-
sents a most attractive appearance.
The Hesperia Land and Water Com
pany's excursion left the Santa Fe
depot yesterday morning at s O'Clock
| with five coaches, which were covered
flags, etc.
All the Santa Fe ticket agents are
feeling quite happy, as they have
just finished their monthly reports
and feel relieved to know that the
arduous task is over.
| The cable for the Second Street Ca
BILE Company is now in Ell Paso and
will probably be brought to the city
tonight on the passenger train which
| is due here at Z 80 p. m.
| Owing to repairs, the regular Pull
man car Bombay" which runs be-
tween this city and San Diego, will be
| laid off for few days and the ele-
CANT sleeper ''Socorro" put inits place.
Tickets have been placed on sale
over the Santa Fe route via Perris
to San Jacinto, single and round trip
The rate one way is So 90 and for the
round trip 81 so, good for thirty days.
There has been a reduction of 81 in
the regular second-class fare from this
city to New York and Boston via the
| A., t. & S. II. r. r. This makes the
rate to New York $61 SO and to Bos-
! ton $63 so.
| Nine carloads of coal from the Gal
lup mines arrived in this city Thurs
day night and w delivered to the
consignees, as published in the HER
AID short time since. 1t will be sold
at the old rate.
Mr.. r. X. Tabor, Freight and Pas
senger gent OF the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad, and Kansas
City, Lawrence and Southern Kansas
Railroad, with headquarters in Law
renee, Kan, is in the city.
Yesterday morning one hundred
and seventy carloads OF freight,
destined for Los Angeles, were received
at Yuma. -Four engines were sent to
that place to haul the cars here and
will do so as fast as possible. A large
amount II the freight is from Deming,
| N. M.
Ticket rates for the new branch ol
the Santa Fe Company, which runs
from Santa Ana to San-Juan-by-the.
| Sea, have just been received. They
read from this city to. San Diego $3.50
to Modjeska, SO. 60; to Also, $3. S5 to
Capistrano, $3.50, and to San Juan,
$500. These tickets so via San Ber.
nardino.