Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-03
A BIG EXCURSION.

A BIG EXCURSION.
RhiAAAps & 90. Bring seven Cars.
Kxcurs1on News.
The excursion business Is beginning to
look up very materially. As yet the
tourist travel is not so very large, most
of the arrivals being of permanent SET
tiers, Who come in the so.called tourist
cars. A party Of about $50 of these
arrived yesterday morning in Phillips
excursion.
Colonel Warner, of the Santa Fe line,
saws that the indications for travel
throughout the East continue to i'm
prove, and at the present time are
vastly better than they were q year ago.
The company has its agents everywhere,
and a. fast Is names of intending immi-
grants or visitors are obtained they are
supplied with literature and Information,
and are not allowed to bAckslide from
their good resolutions. As matter OF
fact, the larger number Of names Of
people of this sort are obtained at this
end. The excursion agents travel about
among the people living in all
Uarts Of Southern California, and learn
from them who of their friends are talk
ing of coming to this State. During the
summer the excursions from the Coast
to the East carry q good many thousand
people who do more to advertise the
country than almost any other agency.
When they return they are usually pro-
vided with the names of q considerable
number Of fasteners who are inclined to
come out to the Coast. The idea that
these excursions to the East indicate q
loss Of population is quite erroneous.
The large majority of the travellers
carried in that direction are simply bent
on pleasure, and Influenced by q desire
to see their former homes and spread
the news of the advantages of this
section.
The travel of the wealthier tourists will
begin in about month, and the indica-
tons are that it will be vastly better than
it was year ago. The Raymond people
are booking large excursions. Their first
does not leave the East, however. until
November 14th.
the names Of those he arrived yester-
day morning by the Phillips excursion
are as follows:
J. Bunting, Mrs. S. A. Bunting, E. J.
Bunting, Miss A. H. Bunting, F. G.
Bunting, Amanda Bunting, R. Nebe, Mrs.
Ilga Nebe, Mrs. M. B. Evans, R. Reed,
Jr., w. H. Reed, G. H. Reed, Miss A. G..
Reed, w. H. Briggs, Mrs. s. Luther, 81.
Morse, Mrs. R. A. Beebe, Mrs. Hallett, @.
Fletcher, Miss Annie Mccarthy, M. E.
Forrest, E. H. Barber, D. E. Barber, J..
p. Reed, Miss Ida M. Reed, G. F. Reed,
Mrs. w. II. Westbrook, Miss J. A. Thur
Der, Miss A. G. Darby, Miss Grace Darby,
Miss NJ. S. Luther, Mrs. B. P. Ephlin,
Miss Grace Ephlin, Lawrence Ephlin,
w. A. Elsdon, Mrs. F. M. Lewis, Joseph
Russell, E. q. Russell, W. echeubner,
E. E. Baker, Miss L. F. Baker, John II.
Stackhouse, Isaac White. Mac. D. White,
Walter White, Carl Dohn, Gus. Weiden,
Miss Gertie Dandy, George Dandy, Miss
Mamie Dandy, Mrs. Edwin Smith, Mrs.
N. K. Rollins, Miss Anna Nelson, Mrs.
n. E. Gorton, James Mcclure, Mrs. E.
Bartlett, Miss L. II. Pattee, j. II.
Ketchum, Mrs. s. A. Smith, Mrs. K. A..
Garnett, ]. F. Henry, Jr., Miss I.
Smith, Miss Lillian Brooks, J. B. Canton,
Benjamin Harrison, Mrs. ]. L. Harri-
son, Richard Webb, Chas. H. Webb,
Mrs. 9. A. Upper, Waldo Upper, Miss
Mary Lawrence, 7. N. Walcott, DR.. G.
H. Amsden, R. Allison, Mrs. E. ]. Stat
Ter, Mrs. A. L. Bennett, Mrs. E. L. Ben
nett, A. Carr, ]. E. Carr, 8. Wharton,
J. E. Carr, A. j. Carr, N. J. Lephany,
G.. A. Farnham, Mrs. Abbie Farnham,
Miss Ethel Farnham, g. H. Perkins,
Mrs. E. q. Perkins, Geo. H. Butler,
Mrs. A. H. Parish, Miss Nellie Parish,
w. B. Sphinx, Geo. M. Merwin, Miss A.
ii. Buckley, b. @. Buckley, Mr.. Nc.
Lehman, Mrs. McLennan, Mrs. J. Conk.
lin, Mrs. L. Conklin, Mrs. H. Ward,
J. Wood. Mrs. 6. Graham, Robert
Spool, Joseph McKenna, W. ]. Fitz.
patrick, T.. Fitzpatrick, Francis Schram,
Mrs, Mary schram, J; G: Nash, H.
Miss B. Eschenbury, M. B. West, H.
Dehl, W. schaffer, j., P. D. Morgan,
Mrs. J. E. Morgan, Miss Edith Morgan,
Mrs. E: D. Morrison. II. Rowland,
Charles Drew, L. N. White, G.. Ochil-
tree, J. F: Commerce, George Commerce,
leth, Mrs. P. J. Kerner, Mrs. J. stephly,
Sturvedant, Miss D. T. McDonnough,
raty, Mrs. E. T. Cook, Mr.. T. A. Con-
no1gh, Hrs. E. Magee, Miss N. McGon-
agile, Mrs. George Terrill, E. Kirtz Ter.
riil, Mrs. A. r. Jones, Mrs. s. g. Small,
Mrs. M. Fairbsnk, G.. A. Fairbank, Mrs.
A. F. Smith, Mrs. 8. K. Arnold, Mr.. L.
B. Smith, Mrs. J. B. Herd, Miss M. F.
Patterson. Mrs. ]. Mckay, Mrs. L. j.
Olive, Mrs. J. Darby, Mrs. W. W. Nc
Cleson, Ralph Marris, Mrs. ]. Clark,
Mrs. o. Whitmore, Miss V. Whitmore,
Mrs. L. w. Babcock.
The excursion was in charge of F. J.
Thayer and John A. Kalen. They re-
port very pleasant trip.
A RE your rooms rented? If not, ad-
"A vertise them in the HERALD. Csc.
expended in that way may get you q