Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-01

Dy y. NJ C1dWley, vi lllc foouohoii f"Ni-
fc, yesterday.
SAN Francisco, March51.
81. N. Crawley, Los angeles:
"The Transcontinental Association
has Just issued the following rate on
motion of the Southern Pacific, seconded
by the Union Pacific, of $1.10 per 100
pounds on oranges by the carload to
Missouri river, St. Louis, Chicago and
common points. Rate effective April 4
and expires May Is.
&c. F. SMURR."
The present rate to Chicago is $1.25,
and to Kansas City $1.121a. The reduc-
ton in the Chicago rate is Is cents per
100 pounds, and in the Kansas City rate
is 21a cents. A carload of oranges can
be sent to Chicago for $50 less than
formerly. As there are some 200 car
loads yet to be shipped, and as
nearly all of this will go to points
beyond the Missouri river the saving to
shippers by this change of rates will be
about 6,0OO From this on the demand
for oranges in the East is likely to be
fairly good. The reduced rate will hold
until May 18th, by which time most of
the imported and Florida product will
be out of the way and the late California
oranges VIII have clear neld.
Notes and Personals.
Official notice was published by circu-
lar from the Southern California offices
Yesterday to the effect that w. B. Beamer
had been appointed general superintend-
ent of the Southern California road, vice
G.. w. Sanborn, resigned. Mr.. Beamer
was formerly trainmaster at San Bernar-
dino. His successor has not been APP
pointed.
A violent sandstorm in Arizona de-
layed the overland on the Atlantic and
Pacific seven hours yesterday.
Next Thursday a carload OF thirty
English immigrants will pass through
this city on the Southern Pacific for
Santa Barbara. They will settle there
ON lands of the company. This is the
work of the Southern Pacific Immigra-
ton Bureau.
| Messrs. Stillman and Hubbard, attor-
neys, who represent the Hopkins interest
in the Southern Pacific, will arrive in
the State this morning. Mr.. Stillman
will 90 to Redlands for short visit, and
Mr. Hubbard will go south to San Diego
and will come back to Los Angeles in a
day or two They are accompanied by
several Southern Pacific officials
G. d. Moore, chief engineer of the
Utah, Nevada and California railroad, is
in the city. This road is supposed to be
| building in this direction in the interest
of some of the great railroads OF the
East, which are seeking an outlet to this
| Coast.
A party OF Raymond & Whitcomb ex-
cursionists arrived in the State last Sat
urday. Many OF them are now in this
city. The party includes the following
Miss Lois j. Allerton, Newark, n. Y. ;
Mrs. Walter T. Baird, Valley Forge,
Pa. Miss Nellie G.. Beechir, Westville,
Conn f. G. Byam, Mrs. f. G. Byam,
Boston; Miss Beede, Archer Corns,
Massilon, Ohio; e. G. Gale, Mrs. f. G.
Gale, Troy, n. Y; Jesse Gould, Mrs.
Jesse Gould, Chelsea, Mass. Rev. B.
Griffith, D. D., Mrs. B. Griffith, Miss M.
G. Griffith, Miss Sallie G. Griffith, A. A.
Hirst, Mrs. A. A. Hirst, Master Will
liam L. Hirst, Philadelphia; Edwin
Holman, Boston; Hon. L. T. Jefts, Mrs.
l.. 7. Jefts, Hudson, Mass; Lyman G.
Josephs, Newport, r. L.; Fl. H. Ken
nedy, Jr., Philadelphia; Miss May Len
nox, p Lennox, Mrs. P. Lennox, Lynn,
Mass. T. t. Marsh, Mrs, T. T. Marsh,
New Milford, Conn. E. Merkel, Esslin-
gen, Germany; Colonel Daniel Need
ham, Mrs. Daniel Needham, Groton,
Mass. Miss E. G. Peterson, Richard
Peterson, Mrs. Richard Peterson, Valley
Forge, Pa; James Phelan, Mrs. James
Phelan, Lynn, Mass. G. Fl. Richards,
Jr., Mrs. g. H. Richards, Jr., Boston
William A. Rogers, CINCINNATI Mrs. S.
B. Rowley, Philadelphia; Miss Alice
Rugge, Miss Mary J.. Rugge, Mrs. M. M.
Rugge, Glens Falls, N. Y; A. w. Sher-
man, Mrs. H. A. Sherman, Glens Falls,
N. Y; Miss II. Leila Sherman, Armenia,
N. Y; E. A. Slack, Brookline, Mass. T;
Cyrus Spaulding, MRS. Cyrus Spaulding,
Webster, Mass. w. H. Sumner, Mrs.
w. II. Sumner, Schuyler, N. Y; Miss
Anna V. Swift, Miss Emma T.. Swift,
VIM. II. Swift, Mrs. VIM. II. Swift, VIII
mington, Del. George H. Taylor, NJ. D.,
Mrs. George II. Taylor, New York /;
Elisha Thayer, Mrs. Elisha Thayer,
South Braintree, Mass; Lemon Thomp-
son, Mrs. Lemon Thompson, Albany !;
Miss Laura B. Thorne, Montgomery
Ward, Mrs. Montgomery Ward, Chicago /;
Miss Susie T.. Weed, Pottsdam, n. Y;
Victor A. Harder, Mrs. f. S. Noyes,
Mrs. V. Olmstead, Charles HI. Richards,
Miss Reid, R. +. Wilson and wife.
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