Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-19
MORE TOURISTS.
Two Large Excursions Ar.
rive i'm Town.
A COOK PARTY DUE TO-DAY.
The Holiday Season Evidently
Not Affecting the Tourist
Travel.

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and Alton, Union Pacific and Central
Pacific roads arrived in the city yester-
day morning in charge of MIR. w. A.
Rennie. The tourists travelled in the new
palatial coaches recently built for the
California excursion business by the
Chicago and Alton, and report very
pleasant trip and courteous treatment
from the officials en- route. The follow
ing list gives the names Of the arrivals,
their places of embarkment and points of
destination:
For Los Angeles-Miss Eva Judd, Mrs Helen
Judd, Of Springfield, Mass; Waffle, Joliet,
Ill; Dr. John Mayer and family, MISS lver-
son, chicsgo M,sCL Church. Denver; Mrs nsI W 3
sanderson, Boston; R Humphreys. Bloom.
ington Schneider, Bloomington; Mrs Earl
HAMMOND, Denver; Mrs L9aina CLARK ,sSas Roches
Miss Maud Clayton. Miss NJ LIE Roy, James
West F s Nichols, jackson. Mich; W H Dixon,
Colfax-Mr and Mrs Burkhart and son. of
Chicago.
San Francisco-Mrs M Amberg, Mr. and Mrs
Kenn, Chicago; Richard Dahl. DesMoines, Ia;
L Benger, Chicago; W NJ Hughes New York;
Mrs Mills and daughter, Boston: Mrs A Con-
Z Hoffman and wife, Baltimore: G Matthews
and wife, ,::Chicago; b W Vance Chicago; James
Powers. A A Little, W Henuett, W Moore,
FrssnoWE anoseE cSaadoct, Ssso sVys Perry, Chi
gago.
cago.
San JOSEF N Moulton, z Morrison,
c H Rogers and family, Glinck, Chicago.
San Diego-H Brown. Thomas Hamilton,
II Monheimer. Chicago
Pomona-Miss Lizzie Burger, Dwight, III.
A WARNER PARTY.
About O'Clock in the afternoon a
special train of visitors recruited by the
Warner Bros. in the East, arrived over
the Santa Fe in charge of Conductor L.
G. Reinhart. There were eight carloads
in all and every traveller without excep-
ton was loud in praise of the kindly
manner in which he had been treated
during the journey. The following is a
full list of the arrivals:
For Los Angeles-Geo Farmer Topeka, Kan
sas; Vail. Claimaeid, J; Covert and
Ingham, Wilton, Iowa; E q Little and
wife, Chicago. Ill; Mrs Cary, White Hall,
III; Burlington and wife, Ida Grove, Iowa.
Sarah Frankf0rd, Kansas; W Gilmore, Kan
sas City. No; Cart, Layton, Kansas
City. Mo; Ferry. Oconomowoe. Wis; E c
Freeman, Chicago, Ill; F w Taylor and family,
q Potter, Grand Haven. Michigan; Mrs
s.r1 LiRaa1eS; Rs7%So;na unlGn dSosgo CITY, HiGhsan
Bower, cYeyeland, o; Miss Kate Young, Joliet,
II; Mrs Hill Grand RapiSs. Mich; j Bretz.
Chace, Minneapolis; A. Scott, st Paul; Rev J F
Sloan and wife, Topeka, Kan; Rev J Hays
Alil, Chattanooga, Tenn; Miss J Galway, J
Haute, Ind; Mrs W Trip, Mics Pearl Tripp,
namis sdni;. 3Hripp Josie TriPp. Gle ence 1ripp.
n j.
d Montgr merry, Tracy, MINI; J sKillip and
vile, GalSea, m; Mrs Mary Austin, Newton
Kan; c G Hollinger and wife, Newton, Kan.
J N Luff and wife, Elk City; Mrs Butman
Linnens,. Kan; Hustled and wife, R Hustled
Kan; Fisk. Cnldwater, Mich !; j Blackmer
Hillsdale, Mich: H Lewis, Mount Pleasant
Mich; George Thomas, Kalamazoo, Mich
Huron, Mich; James Coy, Moriston, N j.;
Thomas, ont; Williams, E!mira. i. 7. "
For Pasadena-Mrs Mary Miller, Rllenwood
Kan; N Babb and wife, Great Bend, Kan; Mrs
Carence Yeddings, wingam, Ont s Il Blake
man, man. Pnawpaw ny Mich Hopkins, Mapcslona
Mary Mayberry, Fail River, Mass; Mamie Coe
Willow Springs, Mo; John Russell, Mt Vernon
g; Lankin, Toronto; Brown, Pittsburg .
For San Francisco-Carrie Lewis, Kansas
CITY, Mo; Barry. Quinn, New York; Miss
AIN Norton. nsI. Ksnsss m Gity Mo- Gray, Alex
Mo; w Lines and wife, East Saginaw, Mich
For Fresno-S Lines. East Saginaw, Mich; 3
A Hadsell, Burlington. Mich; NJ Indy and
AcCaig and wife. Patterson, N J Jacob OdoIph
Duluth, Wis; McCurdy, Chicago III.
For Ontario:-Mrs Q Reinhardt, Miss Miliis
ReinhaIdt Sand Beach. Mich; James Kelley
Portland, Me; Stillwell. Jsnesville, Wis; i
Walker and daughter. Stevensport. Wis
waiter Boyd se.hsns GS wisMe w%issHans0a sna Vie
Gailsbarg, III; Anna Blackfor, Cleveland o; v
Haley, Galesburg, Ill; Mrs L Hannah, Taber
Iowa
For Santa Barbara;-Mrs E whitney, Mrs q
Ferray, Miss L Ann, WatertoWn, Wis; W
Portland, Me- Gero, Fall River, Mass
NOTES.
A Cook party of tourists travelling ir
Pullman cars will arrive in the city to
day.
Mr.. G. B. Dessery, of the firm ol
Cotteral 4 Co., left for the East tonight
to take charge of the three carload party
recruited by his agency in the East
which will arrive on Monday next,
A number of small parties booked by
minor agencies in the East are arriving
in the city this week.
A large excursion, equipped by Messrs
Phillips & Co., left Boston YESTERDAY
and will arrive here on Tuesday next.
A Walters excursion left for the East
last night; one equipped by the Union
Pacific will 60 out tonight, and the
Burlington and Warner Bros. will send
out parties tomorrow.
THE TRAlN-WRECKERS.
mir ESau..A ro- mat.