Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-24
RAILWAY NEWS.


RAILWAY NEWS.
A Raymond Party-The Utah Gen.
tral Extension.
A Raymond party of one hundred and
twenty-five people got into the city yes
terday. 1t is their first regular excur-
sion, and upon it's arrival the Raymond
hotel opened. The party was in charge
~ Carroll Hutchins. Frederick E. Aver,
the following people: Mrs M A Albee,
Boulder, Col; Miss Alice Bacon, Francis
Bacon, Mrs. Francis Bacon, Miss Susan
Bacon, Boston. Mass John f Barry,
Mrs John Barry. New York; DR. Geo
w Bird, Mrs F NJ Blanchard, Boston,
Mass; John Bley, Philadelphia; Mrs
Laura A Bowles, Washington, Vi; Mrs
Mary L Burnham, Miss Mary Burn
ham, Pennington, Me; Arthur P Butler,
Boston; w A Butler, Mrs w A Butler,
Stony Creek, Conn; Mrs George A
Carnes, San Francisco, Mrs w Chap
man, Mrs Louise Chapman, West Med
ford, Mass; E F Coe, New York; Miss
In R Coombs, Charleston, Macs
Miss Mary A Cornell, Mohonk Lake, N
Y; Miss Clara Creighton, Thomaston,
Me; Mrs Ira b Gushing, Brookline,
Mass; A S Dabney, Mrs A S Dabney and
maid, Master A S Dabney, Jr, Miss
Grace S Dabney, J Edwin. Davis, Mrs J
Edwin Davis, Boston; Mrs Mary F
o Doene, Miss Maye B Doane, San Fran
cisco; Miss K Donlon, Albany, NY;
Miss Louise A Elliott, New Haven, p,
Conn; ] w Fairbanks, Mrs. J. w. Fair
banks, North Cambridge, Mass; E A
Ford, Mrs E A Ford, Miss Jessie B
Ford. Pittsburg; Miss Agnes NJ Frame,
Troy, N Y; Miss A o Fuller, Mrs L B
Fuller, Wakefield, Mass; Miss Frances
B Garrett, Philip 9 Garrett, Mrs Philip
lC Garrett. Logan. Pa; Miss Edith NJ
Hadley, Mrs 81 w Hadley, Goffston, N
H; Mrs Abbie E Hill, Dorchester, Mass
Miss K Hill, Miss Jane R Hill, Miss l.
M Hill, Boston; Mrs L B Huntington,
Montpelier, Vt; Miss A 1 Hunting,
East Hampton, N Y; Miss Gussie G
Ives, Brooklyn, N WV B Jones. New
buryport, Mass; Miss Clara M Jordan,
Thomaston, Me; Miss Louise Kennedy,
7 B Kerry, New York; Ohas F Kimball, ,
Boston; ] W Lindsey, Mrs w Lindsey
Fall River, Mass; Mrs Gustavus Lucke
Sherbrooke, P O.; Mrs Helen Mather,
Weymouth, Mass; Mrs G McHugh, Al
Conn Mrs L ] Moses. Miss Martha R
and maid, Miss Maude 1 Park, New York
Frederick G Perry, Mrs Frederick q
Perry, Boston, Mass; Mrs A E Pratt,
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Sarah A Rice, Waverly, Mass; G Row.
Sanford, Mrs F A Sanford, West6eld,
seaver, Miss Martha Seaver, William
Seaver, Mrs William Seaver, Roxbury,
Mass Mrs Mary L Seavy, Boston, Mass ;
fens, Conway, Mass; r F Simmons,
Slocum, Troy, N Y; Miss Abby E
Smiley, Miss Fannie R Smiley, Mrs
Lake Minnewaska, N Y; Albert X
Smiley, Mrs Albert K Smiley and maid
Miss Rebecca H Smiley, Mohonk Lake,
N Y; Mrs Josephine Smith, New York,
N Y; Mrs Sarah Snow, San Francisco,
Gal Mrs M e W Sparhawk, Dorchester.
Mass; Mrs Jennie Stillman, Miss Emag-
inc Stillman, Stony Creek, Conn Miss s
B Swanton, Cambridge, Mass Mrs A A
Taft, Mrs Edward Tatum, New York.
N Y; Arthur Taylor, Mrs Arthur Taylor,
Pasadena, Cal; Miss @ E Thomas
Aaron Thomas, Jr., Thomsston, Conn (;
South Deerteld, N H; Miss NJ G Wat
riss, Cambridge, Mass William H Webb,
Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs E ] Wescott,
Master Fl E Wescott, Dorchester, Mass !:
Miss Edith L Wilde, ] D Wilde, Mrs j
D Wilde, Melrose, Mass; Miss Anna
Yarnall, Ellis II Yarnall, Mrs Ellis ii
Yarnall, Philadelphia, Pa.
Some of the party came only as far as
La Junta, Colo.
John Ward Christian, an attorney of
Beaver City, Utah, an old settler,
and well-informed man, writes to R.
der the date of November 18th, as fol-
lows regarding the railway projects now
on foot in his district of country:
There are three companies Of railway
men in the field surveying. They are
the Utah Southern, the Denver and Rio
Grande and q company from Wyoming
ny q 4tlEs EIOul bu6
best information that can gather there
will be nothing done toward extending
the Utah Southern from its terminus at
Milford, in this county, thirty miles
from Beaver City, until next spring,
when it is expected to be built 100 miles
west to Pioche, From that point they
say they will extend it down the
Meadow valley wash to the old Span.
ish crossing on the Muddy river, and
from there their intsnd9d course il to
the Vegas and southwest to the Mojaye Q
river"
Muddy river is q contributary stream
to the Colorado, and Las Vegas is about
forty miles from the California State line
in Nevada. It is south and q little west
of Phoebe. The road, if carried through
the points thus outlined. will run about
fifty miles to the east Of the Pahranagat
mining district.
The Vanderbilt party who passed
through the city Yeatarday has gona To