Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-23

rary delay, and the damage is now en-
tirely repaired. The overland on the
Santa Fe was delayed about an hour
and half, owing to the slippery condi-
ton of the track.
Mr.. Smurr will return to the city in a
few days to turn over his Office to Mr..
Crawley, who will take his place.
During September the following freight
was shipped from this city:
Beans. lbs -. $50 800 Hides, tbs..... 4O.sOO
B1saS B1sndy tsSSo q 500 SUts Sunss sssssoo 800
Canned goods .147 200 Wine .... 80 .142, 100
Fruit, dried .247 800 Wool. ...... 54S, 100
Fruit ripe. 2O,OO0l
For the first nine months of the
year the shipments footed up $2S. .os2,
100.
The excursionists from the East are
beginning to come in somewhat larger
numbers. Seven cars, containing about
15O people, arrived in Los Angeles yes
terday. The first Raymond excursion
arrived in the evening, and consisted o.
three Pullmans and dining car. The
names of the visitors are as follows:
Mrs. Frederick E. aver, Boston; Mrs
P. s. Bartlett, P. 7. Bartlett, Newton
Centre, Mass. Mrs. D.. ]. Blanchard,
Miss F. G. Blanchard, Miss S. G. Blanch.
ard, South Weymouth, Mass; Mrs.
Jane T. Bratten, @. T. Bratten, Master
J. H. Bratten, VIM. B. Bratten, Lenni,
Pa; F. E. Brown. Mrs. F. E. Brown,
Redlands, Cal. Lewis Buckman, New
town, Pa. Mrs. @. M. Burt, Master @.
F. Burt, Middleboro, Mass. Mrs. E. R.
Butterfeld, M. D., Lowell, Mass; Miss
S. G. Clark, Cambridgeport, Mass
Theodore CLARK, Mrs. Theodore Clark,
Hartford, Conn.,. Francis Cobb, Mrs.
Francis Cobb, Rocklsnd, Me-; Miss
Lizzie Crossen, Holyoke, Mass. Miss
M. L. Doughsrty, Calais, Me. /; Miss
Mary M. Ferris, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Conn; Hon. James Graham, Mrs
James Graham, West Haven, Conn.
Miss J. A. Hsnnaford, Boston, Mass.
Miss @. A. Hardy, Brewer. Me-; Mrs
Geo. M. Harmon, W. G. Harmon, New
Haven, Conn Mrs. G. H. Hassenplug
Mifflinburg, Pa. R. s. Hemingway, Mrs
r. 8. Hemingway, Miss Hemingway
New Haven, Conn.,; Lucius Hendee
Hartford, Conn.,; Miss H. E. Hickman
Buffalo, N. Y; Edward Hincks, Bridge
port, Conn.,; Miss Grace A. Holmes
Mrs. J. M. Holmes, Roxbury, Mass.
Chas. M. Hovey, Miss Florence Hovey
Boston, Mass Miss Addie Z. Hunt
Plainfield, N. H.; Mrs. w. J. Johnson
Oambridgeport, Mass. Mrs. 7. F. Leon
ard, hyde Park, Mass. Walter A. Main
Mrs. Walter A. Main, West Haven
Conn.,; Miss E. D. Maltby, New Haven
Conn. Mrs. M. P. Marshall, Lowell
Mass; R. II. Merritt, Pasadena, Cal.
Geo. P. Merwin, Mrs. Geo. P. Merwin
New Haven, Conn. Mrs. VIM. P. Miner
Kenduskeag, Me-. Mise 8. S. Murray
New York; Mrs. Fl. E. Newell, Hyde
Park, Mass Mrs. M. A. G. Norton
Miss Mary Norton, Rockland, Me.
Miss E. Plstt, Scranton, Pa. Miss Anns
L, Renton, F. 8. Renton, Miss g. A
Renton, East Gloucester, Mass Misl
Stella Kicker, Auburn, Me-; Horace P
Shares, Mrs. Horace P. Shares, New
Haven, Conn.,; Mrs. NJ S. Sinclair
Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Fred. L. Smith
Salem, Mass. DR.. b. J. Stevens, Mrs
II. ]. Stevens. New Haven, Conn. M
Walter, New York; Mrs. H. T. Way
Kennett Square, Pa; David T. Welch
West Haven, Conn.,; E. W. Wilmot
Mrs. E. w. Wilmot, Redlands, Cal.
Charles Wilson, Mrs. Charles Wilson
New Haven, Conn. Miss Florence Will
son, Miss Irvina Wilson, Miss Minnie R
Wilson, Mrs. N. I. Wilson, San Fran
cisco.
The excursion was in charge of Charlie
II. Wilson and Frederick E. Aver.
Over the Santa Fe route four carload
of tourists arrived yesterday morning il
charge of A. B. Kinnan. They are tn
following persons:
L. @. Billings, s. J. Talbot, George II
Lund, Daniel w. Sargent, Milford N
H.; Mrs. @. FL. Ball, Emmerson Ball
Miss M. Metcalf, Edna Head, Yves
Branch, Ia; Mrs. E. J. Handy, Mis-
X. Handy, Hsllville, Mo. j. s. Riggs
Allison, Ia.; George P. Danger ant
wife, Prescott, Ont; Mrs. l.. Alvord
Geneseo, ILL.,; II. Fl. Ham and wife
Mrs. Wright, Halle Ham, JOSEPH
Nenschke, Lincoln, Neb. IT. A. Mitchell
Cleveland, Texas; A. Mitchell, Cleve
land o.; j. A. Love aud wife, Peoria
Ill Agnes Corbet, Boston Mass. Mrs
J. 4. Hawes, North Adams, Mass. Miss
Stella Cummings, Huntley, Ia., Mrs
Mary E. Rowe, Misses Evangeline
Mabel and Nellie Rowe. Mr.. Percy
Westchester, Pa. Mrs. Kate Maloney
Miss Annie Maloney, Clement Maloney
Willie Msioney, Mark Maloney, Chicago
W. A. Duress and wife, Niles, Mich. Mrs
R. Jones, Miss s. Jones, Valparaiso, Ind.
John. Sarah, Mike, Mary, Roy, Guy
and E. Fl. Ward, Detroit; S. T. Lanegar
and wife, Omaha; NJ. Argy and W ife
Chicago; Fl. Fox and wife, Carrie Fox
Jersey City; ]. L. Miller, Milwaukee
Joseph Dietsch, Evansville, Ind; Jane
and Mary Sciven, Brockton Mass.
Mrs. and Miss Whiting, Chicago; Pat.
rick Qualities, Miss M. O'Conneil, j. z,
Abbott, Mrs. G. T. Lyon, Boston
Joseph Lyon, Boston; Mrs. Fred. A.
Langdon, Miss Nellie Langdon, Miss
Minnie Langdon, Miss Mary Langdon
jamestown, N. Y; Mrs. E. Donai, Ar.
thur Donai, Newark, N. j.; r. f. Dunn
Mrs. Dunn, Lloyd Dunn, Port Huron
Mich. James Muldowney, Mrs. James
Muldowney, William Muldowney, Bos
ton: Alfred Fisher, Mrs. B. Fisher, Mr.
b. Fisher, Kenton, Ohio.
A Walters excursion also arrived last
evening the list of which will be pub.
lished later.