Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-14
POURING IN.
Arrival of Two More Large
Excursions.
TRAINS DELAYED BY SNOW
The Burlington System Will Here.
after Run West-BOund
Excursions.

A special train of excursionists mum.
bering $50 persons arrived yesterday
over the Sunset in charge Of DR.. w. B
May. The visitors expressed the ut
most satisfaction at the treatment they
had received en- route and spoke in very
laudatory terms of their first expert
ences of Los Angeles. Eighteen of the
visitors are from Woodford county, Ky.
where they state there is quite an ex
citement about California. The follow
ing is list of the arrivals:
FOR Los ANGELES AND SOUTHERN CALI
FoRNIA.
James Toomey, Washington, ID. G.
J. F. McComas, Maryland L. D. Henry
New Hampshire; Mrs. F. Howard, Phil
adelphia; Mr.. Berman, Pennsylvania
A. H. Weisbergel, Baltimore; G. P
Johnston, w. L. Rosa, Philadelphia; P
A. Benney, Mrs. P. A. Benney, England
Mrs. J. Cooper, o. Hopper, New York
g. E. Lawrence, Matte Lawrence, Bos
ton; H. Blison, New Orleans; Joseph
Banes, Philadelphia Mrs. E. P. Hatch
Mass sachusetts; Mrs. G. Keene, Miss M.
8. Keene, G. S. Ward. Charles Hall, Mrs
Charles Hall, M. Hall, M. Hall, Bos.
ton; H. Soldier, New York
s. X. McIlkenney, Mrs. s. K. McIlken.
ney, servant, Houston, Texas; 7. P
Towne, S. M. Towne, J. H. Towne, E. E
Towne. A. w. Towne, ]. A. Towne
Maine; Mics G. F. Pond, Brockport, N.
Y; M. r. Plaisted, Riverside, Rev. H.
Gurr, J. H. Gurr, Ohio; Mrs. M. J. Rob
ertson, Mass. j. Ordway, Ohio; M. s
Greenleaf, S. F. Murphy, James knight
Mrs. James Knight, Boston; James Ma
son, Dallas. Texas; Robert Connover
Huston, Texas; S. ]. Bransen, Gallatip
Irene Tiebout, Ennis, Texas.
FOR CALIFORNIA NORTH OF LOS ANGELES
M. Cavanagh, Boston; Mrs. F. How
ard, Mrs. w. L. R. Sailer, Mrs. J. Good
rich, Mrs. E. G. Past, Mrs. A. G. Reese
E. McIlranie, Philadelphia; E.. Reite
Baltimore; r. Thomas, Philadelphia
H. F. Hewitt, New York; Mrs. B. R
Newman, j. r. Moore, Washington
d. G H. q. Wachtel, Julia Wachtel
New York; Mrs. Worthingday, Miss
Mercer, Miss NJ. jackson, Mrs. P. W
Worth, E. Worth, Boston; Mrs. R. Foy
B. w. Walton, ]. W. Wotton, New
York; o. N. Kent, Mrs. o. N. Kent
Boston; A. Koyssr, G. Koyser
A. ]. Keyser, Germany; J. K
Allen and wife, San Francisco; J.
A. Newhall, J. o. Mahone,, M. Kaskey
Mississippi; H. R. Williams and wife
Boston; Geo. Klador, San Francisco; M
Barth, Philadelphia; M, Ecknees, Ham
burg; G. Eckness, Halstein; Chas. Jo
sette, Washington, d. G.. H. G. Dunkin
New York; NJ. Andrews, ID. M. Andre ws
Mrs, Jno. Andrews, E. M. Andrews, Mrs
Yupliffe. S s. Sumner, Maine; H. H
Hill, Mrs G. H. Hill, Mrs. W. Lodge
Mr.. M. Lodge, L. G. Dnlton, Boston NJ
Kayser, F. Carstone. H. A. Harmen, NJ
Wilson, Germany; Mrs. McCulley, Sar
Francisco; ]. Barbour, DR.. Martin, T
Martin, j. r. Vandever and family party
of five, Mrs. Fl. G. Treadwell, Kentucky
THE PHILLIPS EXCURSION
Over the Santa Fe, which was due here
yesterday morning, did not arrive unit
past midnight. The delay was caused
by snowstorms in Kansas, which ex
tended into New Mexico. The storm il
said to have ragged very severely abou
La Junta, Colorado, and several trains
were delayed thirty.six hours. This will
really be a big advertisement for South
ern California, for the excursionists will
experience a Transformation scene wher
passing from the realms of snow to this
land of sunshine. The party is one O.
the largest ever brought into California
consisting of four trainloads and oyel
three hundred people.
THE RAYMOND EXCURSION
Which will arrive here at 2:30p. M
on Saturday is also a big affair. Ths
tourists are travelling in a vestibulec
train consisting Of the following cars
Composite -"Harvard; p dining.cars-
rsnes de aiSn "Asasn. ssSRi9s %S
comb" Pasadena, !" e" Servia, ,
"Thracia." and Albania" The party
left Kansas City at II O'Clock yesterday
morning and will arrive in Las Vegas al
10 O'Clock tonight, where they will be
entertained at the Phoenix Hotel anc
leave in time to be here on Saturday.
The Raymond people will run eight more
excursions 10 California this season, the
trains arriving in Los Angeles on the
following dates: December 18th, Janu.
ary 10th, January 22d, February 18th
Feb uary Goth, March 18th, March 10th
March 26th. On the return journey the
excursions will leave this city as follows
November 9th, January 22d, February
26th, March 10Th, April 10th. The ma
jority of the visitors in these excursions
will remain in California all the winter
snd quite a number have already
booked accommodations in this city fol-
the next three months.
THE BURLINGTON IN THE FIELD.
Another candidate for the Californit
excursion business has entered the fiel(
in the shape of the Burlington route
This system has been running touris
parties out of California for some time pas
and the great success that has attended
them has induced the company to worl
from the other end and obtain slice O
the enormous receipts that the Easter
roads are netting from the Californi,
travel. The first party of the season will
leave Chicago to morrow and will be rur
weekly hereafter.
NOTES.
An excursion east-bound over tn,
Union Pacific will leave the city tonight
Warner Bros.' excursion which will
arrive here on Tuesday next will number
nearly 800 persons.
The new tourist cars over the s. P. an(
U. P. that are run daily out of this cit,
are we'll patronized.
A LIBEL SUIT.