Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-26
THE RAILROADS.
A Large Number of Distin'
guished Visitors.
MR. MELLEN DECLINES TO TALK.
A Raymond II Whitcomb Excursion.
A Salt Lake City Straw-An
Agents Views.

Al Shu nOoub 1fVb AuSoioo, oooh INV oHA
rying prominent railroad people. Yes
terday the Southern Pacific special car
Buenaventura lay at the Arcade depot
until 4 o'clock, at which time it was
taken to Raymond. 1t carries Sir Sidney
H. Waterlow, one of the directors of the
London and Northwestern railroad, ol
England, and his party. He will remain
in Raymond about week, and then &c
to San Francisco. This is not Sir Sid
ney's first visit to this country or the
Coast. He has been in the United States
for about two months, and has travelled
over some sections Of the East and
South.
@. s. Mellen, the general traffic man
ager of the Union Pacific, was in the
city from Raymond yesterday. He was
seen at the Union Pacific office ON Spring
street by reporter of this paper. He
manifested a painfully evident unwilling
ness to be interviewed.
81 am out here for my health and not
on business" said he. 81 do not know
anything whatever about the intentions
of the company with regard to extension
of the road to this point. have paid
no attention to railroad affairs since l
have been here. have no information
which 1 can possibly give the public. I
don't know when shall return to the
Coast"
Another one of the directors cars con-
tains Mrs. ]. B. Haggin and her daugh-
ter. The latter is i'll and is travelling for
her health. The car left for the East
Yesterday evening over the Southern
Pacific. J. ]. Frey, the superintendent
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, is
another of the special Car visitors. J. A.
Bostwick, the president of the New York
and New England railroad, is at Pasa-
dena for weeks visit. II. H. Porter,
the president of the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois road, is at Raymond. He will
visit San Diego later in the week.
Trains are running regularly on the
Southern California and other branches
of the Santa Fe line, except that the
overland of yesterday was cancelled
owing to the fact that its passengers
we're transferred to the Southern Pacific
two days ago.
No. 20 on the South ern Pacific got in
from the East yesterday morning at 7
O'Clock. 1t contained nineteen cars, ten
Of which contained Santa Fe passengers.
A Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
came into the State yesterday as far as
Cotton, where it was dispatched to San
Diego. 1t left Boston on the 10th, and
made trip to Mammoth Cave. New
Orleans was visited during the Mard;
Gras festival. The party contains about
. hundred members, as follows:
Edwin Allen, Mrs. Edwin Allen, Ga.
wego, N. Y; Miss Ames, Oliver Ames,
Mrs. F. L. Ames and maid, E. B Badger,
Mrs. E. B. Badger, Boston; Mrs. II. A. |
Bachelor, East Saginaw, Mich. F. A.
Beckwith, Fitchburg, Mass; Miss Beck
man, Boston; Master E. Jefts Beede,
Hudson, Mass. Miss E. A. Berry, Gar
diner, Me. John F. Bolles, Hartford,
Conn. Mrs. A. D. Breed, New York
Geo. N. Burdick, Westerly, R. l.; Mrs.
VIM. A. Burke, Lowell, Mass DR..
James s. Burton, Hartford, Conn. G.
G. Candee, Mrs. @. G. Csndee, Buffalo,
Mrs. NJ. Devereaux Case, Oneida, N. Y.
Mrs. Ada J. Cash, Groton, Conn. Miss
M. K. Channon, Germantown, Pa. J.
L. Daniels, Mrs. J. L. Daniels, New
York; Mrs. E. J. Davis, Miss L. Mabel
Davis, Somerville, Mass. Miss Marie F.
Dewsnsp, New York; F. Gordon Dexter,
Boston; Miss h. L. Fenton, Edge Hill,
Pa; E. w. Field, Newton, Mass. Geo.
A. Field, Boston; DIR. H. NJ. Field, Mrs.
a. M. Field. Newton, Mass. William
G.. Foulke, Philadelphia; James Il. Foy
Mrs. James 81. Foy, New Haven, Conn.
Miss Belle D. Frear, Edwin A. Frear,
Troy, N. Y; Albert NJ. Gilbert, William
Gilbert, Mrs. William Gilbert, Menashs
Wis. Mrs. E. A. Graham, Utica, N. Y.
Mrs. Lucy P. Greene, New Bedford
Mass. Mrs. J. V. Hall, Bristol, Conn.
Fred A. Hatch, Jr., Dorchester, Mass.
Miss +, E.. Howard, Hartford, Conn.
Daniel Karsner, M. D., Mrs. DAME
Kafsner, Germantown, Pa A. p Kitch
ing, George E. Learnard, Miss Grace R
Learnard, Boston, Mass. George Leon
ard, Newton, Mass; Benjamin Mann
Mrs. Benjamin Mann, William McCay
Mrs. William McCay, Miss G. McFad
den, Philadelphia, Pa; FL. McMorran
Mrs. "a. McMorran, Port Huron, Mich.
Miss Emma Megsrgee, Mrs. Theo Me
gargee, Miss Tacie Megargee, Philade
phia, Pa; D. H. Menougb, J.
Menough. Oxford, Pa; William Nichols
Mrs. William Nichols, Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Abbie M. Painter, New Brunswick
N. j.; Mrs. Helen M. Parker, New Bee
ford, Mass; Albert G. Pond, Mrs. A
bert @. Pond, Boston, Mass. Mrs. E. e
Price a1d maid, Troy, N. Y; G. 3
Robinson, Mrs. G. H. Robinson, Bostor
Mass. Marcus II. Rogers, Mrs. Marcu
H. Rogers, Pittsield, Mass. Miss @. G
Schantz, Mrs. L. G.. Schantz, Utica, n
Y; John Y. Schreyer, Miss M. f
Schreyer, Miss R. Y. Schreyer. Milton
Pa. Miss Clara L. Schuyler, Mrs. Ihos
Schuyler, Albany, N. Y; John 8. Shel
pard, Penn Ysn, N. Y; r. 81. Stearnl
Jr., Boston, Mass. Mrs. L. Fl. Tillinl
hast, Miss M. E lTillinghast, Providence
r. L.; John F. Tuttle, Mrs. John F. Tu
tie, Oneida, NY. Miss Mamie Wheele
W. B. Wheeler, Mrs. w. B. Wheeler an
maid, New York, N. IF. W. Whitney
Mrs. F. W. Whitney, Leominster, Mass.
E. B. Wight, Mrs. E. B. Wight, Maste
Oils B. Wight, Cleveland, Ohio; Mis-
Mary Wight, Lowell, Mass.
The excursion is in charge of Luthe
8. Holden, of Boston, and Coolidg
Brainerd, of Dorchester. 1t came OF
over the Southern Pacific.
A gentleman just arrived from Sa
Lake City shows q copy of a dodge
which has recently been distributed o
the streets in that place to the followin
effect:
Provo Cry, Utah, Feb. 10. 1890
Wantsd-100 good tie makers to max
railroad ties; will pay good prices.
Alao Wonfod S00 nOnd toana ON