Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12
The Tourist Travel Now at
its Best.
TWO MORE PARTIES ARRIVE.
A Number of Those Booked for the
North Decide to Remain
Here.

Southern Pacific, consisting Of Sunset
party from the Atlantic seaboard and an
Illinois Central excursion from Chicago
and interior points. The tourists ex-
pressed themselves as we'll pleased with
their trip, and as the morning was de-
lightful one they could not help being
favorably impressed with their advent
into Los Angeles. They scattered over the
city and the best indication of what visi-
tors think of it was given in what fol-
lowed. A large number of them had
tickets for San Francisco and the north
srn part of the State, and told by the ex-
cursion agent to be at the San Fernando
street depot at 1.3o P. NJ, at which time
their train would start. The majority Of
the individuals referred to failed how
ever to put in an appearance, and just
before the train left the news was sent
down to the excursion manager that they
were 30 smitten wish Los Angeles that
they had decided to remain here, and
had, therefore, disposed of their tickets
to brokers. The names and points of
embarkation of the arrivals are as fol-
lows:
THE SUNSET TOURISTS.
S. F. Allen, Burlington, Vt. M. Bal
zar and wife, Baltimore; Mrs. Barker
and daughter, New Brunswick; G.. o.
Barry, Massachusetts w. F. Bayley,
Philadelphia Mrs. F. J. Beers, Con-
necticut: F. Berkley, Washington, D. G. ;
Miss G. Robbins, Boston; s. M. Brown,
st. Joe; s. ]. Bunting, Philadelphia; J..
Campbell, Connecticut; F. Chapman,
New York; A. Clark, Massachusetts
Mrs. Canott and children, F. Collins,
F. E. Collins, f. w. Crane, Massa-
chusetts; J. Cunning and wife, Nova
Scotia: F. N. Carrier, Corruna, Me. w.
J. Dunn, Jr., and son, Massachusetts /;
J. Dye and wife, Chicago; A. Esbeck,
L. Fenton, Massachusetts; George F..
Fisher, Central America; M. Flagg, San
Francisco; Miss R. French, Philadelphia /;
Miss L. Furbush, Boston E. w. Fassell,
Philadelphia; ]. H. Guest and wife,
Delaware; w. J. Hamlin, New Orleans !;
w. G. Howell. Philadelphia Captain A..
Hughes, New York M. A. Hunter, Della
ware; Charles Jackson and daughter,
Maine; D. M. Jones, wife and three chill
dren, Liverpool; w. F. Kane, Connecti-
cut; Miss G. M. Keene, Boston; G. La
Mountain and wife, John Mcleod, Balti-
more; j. P. Mack, G. B. Mahoney and
wife, Connecticut; B. Marston, d. Mars
ton, Massachusetts; A. Massure, F. Mas
cara, Connecticut; NJ. H. Moore, A. J..
Moore, G. H. Moore, B. Moore, E. Moore,
Massachusetts,; Mrs. Mary Murphy, New
York; Mrs. Mutersbaugh and four chill
dren, G. S. Noble, F. A. Noble, Vir-
ginia; L. Parker and wife, Washing.
tom Mrs. N. M. Piper, Massachusetts
Misses G B and D Root, Buffalo, N Y;
G NJ Payne, Boston; A and Richard
Queiss, New York; w Reed, Cincin-
natl; Mrs A Richards, Massachusetts
Mrs A Root, Connecticut; Chas Bush
ford, Philadelphia; ] G Sanborn, Fre-
mont; Miss N Smith, st Joe; G II Star
bridge, Massachusetts; J B Sullivan,
Boston; Mrs Taylor, Massachusetts
r Teele, Boston; E Tomlinson and wife,
S Walker, Connecticut; j. Wasson, Bal
timore D G Webb, England; Mrs A R
West, Chicago; M A Wester, st Jo; A
w Whitney, W B Wilbur, Massachusetts ;
n Wilson, Boston; G A Yarnell, Phila-
delphia.
THE PHILLIPS PARTY.
A Phillips excursion, over the Santa
Fe, was due during the afternoon, and it
pulled in promptly at 80, being one OF
the biggest excursions of the season.
There were twelve carloads in all, and
everyone on board was enthusiastic about
the trip across the continent. The visi-
tors scattered about the city, and in all
probability good many of those who
are booked for the North, will follow the
example of the Sunset tourists and re-
main here. The names, eastern residen-
- = "a
follows:
For Los Angeles-W. E. Little and
wife, Maud Little, Catharine Little, J. J.
Chandler, Lisbon, N. H.. H. o. Mans
field, Stanham, Mass; B. G. Stratton,
Miss 81. Stratton, Long Point, ILL.,. Geo.
E. Washman, Skowkegan, Me. Miss
Cora Clement, South Bend. Mich. Mrs.
+. M. Wheelan, Richmond, Ind. Tony
Kearny, Chicago; Miss Danlon, Frank
Danlon, Waltham, Mass. ; Miss M. E.
Moore, Dexter, Ia. !; Mrs. Allen, Pawpa,
Mich; Miss N L Haskins, A. Haskins,
Janesville, Wis; s D siddall, Min
neapolis; Mr. Elliott, Boston Mass !;
Mrs M Miller, Mrs A Thompson, Miss A
Miller, Miss Miller, Brooklyn; Mrs w
| Hicks, Boston, s Shaw and wife,
Kansas City; Miss Taylor, Turo, Nova
Scotia; Miss Garley, Windsor, Nova
Scotia; Miss Lawrence, Youkens, NY;
M Kent, Claremond, N H; NJ Frisber,
6 E Hughs and wife, Oston Hughs, A
Hains, Delhi, N Y; Miss M B Well,
Boston, J A Penney and wife, Portland,
Me; A W Stephenson, Portland, Me;
Miss Slack, Albany; Mrs A M Por-
meteor, w H Stackwell, Boston
Mrs M Steel, Miss L Samulton, Miss
M Steel, Edwin Samulson, Frank Samul-
son, Fall City, Neb. Mrs Hanley, EN-
poria, Kan; Minnie Henal, J M Davis,
Kansas City; Mable E Taylor, Frede
Mace, Lynn, Mass; A Fairbanks and
wife, Shelbourne Falls, Mass; Miss Reb-
haltz, Miss j. Rebhaltz, Providence; G.
Fl. White, Miss L. A. White, G. E.
Drawn, Chateaugay, N Y; H s McLees,
Philadelphia; Mrs NJ E Morgan, Hart
ford Mrs. A S Beach, Port Corbin, Pa:
0 H Merrill, Lisbon, N H; N A Lune, G
T Lune and Miss L F Lune, Belfast, Me
G L Jones and J E Jones, Fitchburg,
Mass; F B Jinkins, Kansas City; s H
Cape and wife, Bernard Cape, New York
@ NJ Smith, Providence; @ Bawdin,
Worcester, Mass; A Chandler. Boston
E H Mortar and H M Mortar, Digley,
Ms; L D Morse, Kansas City; E M Nor
gan and A T Morgan, Des Moines; Mrs
+ w Samuelson, Hambolt, Neb; Miss
Stell, Fall City, Neb.
For San Francisco-C F Halton, Low
all Mooe. N 7 Arfo1 Gb;coo0. wv II Ia