Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-13
EXCURSION NEWS.
Arrival of Two More Parties
of Tourists.
OTHERS ON THE ROAD
A Home Excursion To Be Run by
the Santa Fe on Satur-
day Next.

the tourist service on the Southern
Pacific created quite sensation among
the railroad men here, as even the
Southern Pacific's local officers did not
know that the transaction had taken
place. No details as to the terms on
which the deal was made can yet be
obtained, but it is understood that the
contract is similar to that closed with
the Santa Fe. The date on which
the change will 60 into effect is
not yet known, but some official inform
alton on the subject will pro badly be
received from General Passenger Agent
Goodman, of the Southern Pacific,
to-day. The Southern Pacific men say
that the new service will rebound to the
interest of the company, which from the
first was opposed to the running of ex-
cursions in the hands of agents on &C.
count of the enormous sums paid as
commissions to the skirmishers. As an
evidence of what there was in the busi-
ness, it is stated that Messrs. Phillips
cleared $1,000 annually for the past few
years, the other agencies doubtless being
in like proportion. With the Southern
ready in the hands of Pullman, it may
be said that all of the excursion business
on the Western roads has been corraled
by the enterprising car-builder, the only
notable exceptions being the Chicago
and Alton and Denver and Rio Grande
roads, which have up to date held aloof,
but are liable to be scooped in at any
moment.
A WALTERS PARTY.
Meantime the last Of the old series of
excursions is ebbing in Walters excur-
sion arriving late on Monday night in
charge of Mr.. w. A. Rennie, and con.
sisting of the following individuals:
For Los AnGeles-Mr and Mrs w A
Alexander, Miss Edna Layfeld, Man.
haitian; James McKensie, Bloomington,
Ill; julius Nj Martens, Herman Martens,
indianapolis; Mrs J NJ Stanley, Water
loo, Ia; Wallace Whitlock, Joliet, Ill;
Mrs L Park. F Fishbeck and family.
James Mclean and family, w A Samp.
son and family, Mrs A A Porter, Mrs
Brusch, David George and family, B
Williams and family, Chicago.
For San Francisco-Wm Sullivan,
Chicago, Ill; Jno Dillon, Troy, N Y; w
w Tall, Chicago, III; Edward Bebbing-
ton, Chicago, Ill; z W Beebe, Tomah,
Wis; Jos Klott, Joliet, Ill; Mrs H E o.
den, Topeka, Kan; Arthur Gillett. Chi
cago, Ill; s G Day, E E Gribner, Kansas
City, Mo; M Maddox, Boston, Mass; Cl
M tldridge and family, Chicago; G WI
Cottman, Denver, Col; A G Schultz. To-
nah, Wis; Mrs E P B Overton, Kansas
City; Mrs o Smith, Denver, Col; Mrs
j Wright, w W Little and family, DR.
Kent, F B Cozzens, Chicago, Ill; Mrs g
L Davis, Solomon, Kan; A B Marks, N
H Silver, Kansas City, Mo; Harry Blir.
myer, New York; VIM Roody, Manhat-
tan, Kan.
For Portland-C A Allen, Kansas City,
Mo.
OVER THE SUNSET.
The Southern Pacific, a few hours
later, brought in party over the Sunset
Route, the tourists being landed here in
the small hours Yesterday. They came
in charge Of DR.. w. B. Macy and report
q pleasant journey. Their names and
points of embarkation are as follows:
J B Andrews, Mrs M Lee, Manatee,
Fla; John Beattie, wife and child, Hull
River, Mass; A Blake, New London,
Conn; Mrs Broome and two children,
Houston David Burton, New Orleans,
Mrs H S Carter, Miss Mabel Carter, De-
troit; Mrs A Connell. San Francisco; CI
H Crowell, Lowell, Mass; W H De
Bruin, Columbus. O; Anne Devine, Bos.
ton; Mrs H Dillingham;, Saratoga; D
81 Dodge, Boston; @ G Downs
and wife, BRIDGEPORT. Connecticut;
II W T Elliott. Meredith, N H; Mics
Emily Ellis. Philadelphia; Fl Fairbanks,
SANTANA; A B Galloupe, Danvers, Miss;
G H Garten, Baltimore; Mrs G B Glad
ding, Brooklyn, N Y; John Green, New
York; d Halter and wife, Nova Scotia
Fred aovey and wife, Haverill J W
jackson, Preston; VIM Keife, Spring
field, Mass; A Keene, N A Ksene, New
Orleans; Mrs H King, H King. M King,
NJ H King, Atlantic City; Cnas Leng,
toga; Miss NJ A Mccarthy. New York;
MIS- McLesn, Mics Jessie Mclean, Miss
H len McEa N. Washington, D G; Mrs
H McIntin, New York; Louis Mcclellan
Bangor, Mo; Chas McMulligan, G F
Mackelton, Philadelphia; Joseph Macy.
Boston; T W D Merrewether, Provi-
%o3s: asnee' 4 Murphy, h01ssss' Ss~ Yort; na's'
Mrs a P Ardwick, Florida; Geo
ri Peasley, Fred Peaseley, Boston;
VIZ Pettingall and wife, Baltimore Ell
Sage, Middleton, Can; + Schmidt, Gin
cinnati, o; F l. Simmons, Lebanon.
NH; Mrs M Shaw, Florida; M F Sulli.
van, Waterbury, Conn; Mrs M J
Tremane, Meridian, Conn; Geo Vincent
Stockton; @ w Wellslager and wife,
G Wellslager, New York; Miss r Will
jiams. Columbus, O; Chas . Wiggin,
Meredith, N II; James Yelkell and wife,
Baltimore.
THE RAYMOND PARTY.
District Superintendent J. Bellwood,
of the Pullman Company, yesterday re-,
ceiyed advices regarding the Raymond
& Whitcomb party referred to in yester'
davis HERALD. There is such large
number of tourists in the excursion that 1t
has been found necessary to run the train
in two sections which comprise eleven
ysstibuled cars. They are due here on
Saturday and on arrival one section Will
90 to the Raymond, at Pasadena, and
the other to the Hotel del Coronado,
change about being made later on;
It must be understood in regard TO tne
recent Pullman excursion deal that 1t IL
nowise effects the Raymond business o.
other agencies of similar nature, 10
they operate strictly first-class traffic ant
lease their cars directly for their owl
parties. Of such nature is
WORCESTER EXCURSION