Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-13
EXCURSION NEWS.
Three More Parties Arrive,
in Town.
NAMES OF THE TOURISTS.
A Large Majority Have Come to
Stay-MOvements in Excur-
sion Circles.

During the past twenty-four hours
three large excursions have arrived in
the city, one being the Raymond &
Whitcomb party, travelling in special
yestibuled train, which was referred to
in Yesterdays HERALD, and the list OF
whose names has already appeared in
these columns. Then came Sunset
excursion in charge of DIR. w. B. May,
and this is classified as the thirty
seventh and last, owing to the purchase
of the Southern Pacifc's tourist business
by Messrs. Pullman. The names OF the
visitors are as follows:
N Campbell. G Damon, W Chambers,
Boston, Joseph Bebat and wife, Cap
eev. New Orleans; II K Conger, S Cune,
philadelphia; G Ditman, New York;
Douglas. wife and party of four, Waco,
Tex: E Franklin, E Edwards, New YORK;
w K Guest, Baltimore; II Harris. wife
and son, Nova Scotia; Lambie, Eng
land: p Lehman, Mrs Lewis, Rhode
Island; H L and Alex Martin, Lewiston,
Me: J Mooney, G Nevine, HI L New
kirk, Philadelphia; M Nugent, E
Norris. Maine; VIM Pewitz, Balti-
more, G Rockwell and wife, No.
va Scotia; w Stenicker and wife,
New York; D N Slocum, New Orleans !;
L Smith, j Smith and wife, Baltimore !;
j Wynne, Ohio: T Woodruff, New Jer-
aey; CS Yale, Miss S Phillips, New
York; w Pittenger and wife, VIM Pit
tenper, Sr., wife and family of 3, Phila-
deIphia; DIR w Miller, wife and family,
New Orleans; D Mackey, d Hughes,
G Grope, Boston; M Fowler, New Or
leans; 9 Bent, G L Bent, Massachus-
etts; S Berkaw, Boynton, Phila-
delphia; F McMaster and wife, Con-
necticut.
WALKERS PARTY.
In the neat and commodious Chicago
& Alton tourist cars Walker party also
pulled into town under the able charge
of Mr.. w. A. Rennie. The party came
through without change from Chicago,
and expressed great delight at the
scenery en- route. Conductor Rennie
states that with one or two exceptions
the party intends to stay in California.
Their names are as follows:
Daniel Meyer, Chicago; F E Harris,
Providence, X L; T H Pouder, Kansas
City; Miss Matte f Ward, st
Louis; Mrs G Hitchcock, Kansas
City. Mrs. S. Wilson, Chicago;
SW Bentley, w E Westlake, Mercer,
Pa; J Swanson, q Anderson, P Johnson,
Frank Barge, Denver, Col; w McLaugh-
lin. Miss G Harsh, Miss Jennie Harsh,
Miss Minnie Harsh, w M Eakin,
Mercer, Pa; John FL Sornborger,
William A Sornborger, Chicago, Ill;
VIM H Walker, Dwight, Ill Miss Min
ME Cowdery, Miner, Ill; j V Elliott,
Ellsworth, Kan; Mrs Maria Hood, Den
yer; ] A Masters; Miss Henrietta Baker,
Glasgow, Mo; Miss K A Tolliver, Provi-
dence; Miss N Shannon, Chicago; DIR
and Mrs ] i Rawlins, Roodhouse, Ill ;
VIZ Berdine, John r Bisbee, Mrs John
r Bisbee, Miss Ella Bisbee, Chicago; !;
Frank A Roddy, D L Roddy, Bslti-
more, Nd; VIM Mcclure, Chicago; W
Bell, Mr. and Mrs n Gates, Misses Artie
and Dora Gates, M ,nsield, D.
NOTES.
The great Rock Island road sent out a
party of eighty last night.
A Union Pacific party will leave the
city tonight, and one over the Burling-
ton will leave tomorrow.
The Gore excursion party, whose
names appeared in yesterdays HERALD,
are reported on time and will be here to-
morrow.
A Walkers excursion left for the East
last night in charge of Conductor John
A. Lawrence. Conductor w. A. Rennie
will meet him at Sacramento with the
San Francisco contingent.