Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-11
RAILWAY NOTES.

stock Shipped-Edtt0rIal Excursion
ne<s-s Raymond ExcursionistN
The Southern Pacific is shipping q
good deal of stock in these days from
Arizona to San Francisco. Yesterday
three trains, consisting of seventeen.
nineteen and twenty-four cars, passed
through this city on their way to the
latter place.
The Santa Fe has made ample prepara'
ton for carrying the delegates to the
Editorial Association, which will meet at
San Bernardino today. There will be an
excursion to the Needles and trip down
the Colorado.
D. B. Robinson, general manager of
the Atlantic and Pacific, arrived in the
city Yesterday. He and ]. ]. Hagerman,
general solicitor of the Colorado Mid
land, and R. M. Batcheller, general
agent of the Atlantic and Pacific at
Albuquerque, were closeted with General
Manager Wade, of the Southern Cali.
fornia, yesterday afternoon, consulting
on traffic matters relating to the reads.
A dispatch was received yesterday by
the Southern Pacific officials informing
them that the Nevada Central railroad,
which was for q time tied up by the
snow blockade, was again ready for busl-
ness.
Evidently the people of this State do
not take much interest in the Mardi
Gras festival, at New Orleans. The
Southern Pacific had planned to run a
special excursion train, leaving San
Francisco on the 18th, but owing to lack
Il hox
One hundred excursionists went to
Coronado last Sunday.
The Raymond excursion which arrived
in this city a day or two ago. was in
charge of G. A. Cooke and H. P. Kent
1t contained the following passengers:
Mrs. E. M. Bayley, Maiden, Mass.
Mrs. o. w. Barrett, Chicago, ILL.,; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Beattie, Little Falls, N
j.; Mrs. F. NJ Bennett, Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss A. G. Bridgmsn, Northampton,
Mass. Mrs. M. A. Bristol, New Haven,
Conn. Miss Alice Brooks, Washington
d. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Grin @. Burdict,
Buffalo, N. Y; Miss E. G. Cane, Brook
lyn, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Car
psnter, Manchester, N. H.; Miss Ella
Chapman, Buffalo, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick &. Currier, Maiden, Mass.
Mrs. VIM. Dickson, Little Falls, N. ].
Miss Helen P. Drake, Manchester, N H
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eaton, Boston, Mass.
Miss NJ. r. Edwards, Dorchester, Mass.
s. E. Fisher, North Attleboro. Mass
Miss Annie Frisbie, Cleveland, Ohio G
L. Hartwell, Mrs. G. L. Hartwell. Wal
than, Mass. j. M. Has Brouck, Mrs.
NJ. Has Brouck, New Paltz, N. Y; D
w. Hodge, Mrs. D. w. Hodge, Buffalo
N. Y. Miss Mary G. Merrill, Manches
ter, N. H.; Mrs. Mary Murray, Littl
Falls, N. j.; Miss A. NJ. Myers, Mis-
Jennie Myers, Rochester, N. Y; Hon
8. s. Osborne, Chicago; Mrs N. s
Parker, Medina, Mich. E. w. Peck
Mrs. E. w. Peck, Burlington, Vt. II. G
Peck, Mrs. III. G. Pell and maid, Maste
Clarence Pell, Master FL. G. Pell. Jr.
Tuxedo Park, N. Y; Rev. JOSEPH
Kicker, Mrs. Joseph Kicker, Augusta
Me-; W. M. Ross, Sesford, Del.
Miss Nancy P. Sanborn, Cambridge,
Mass; S. w. Sessions, Mrs. s. w. Ses-
sions, Cleveland, Ohio; Miss Ida F. E.
Smith, Somerville, Mass. Miss Mary
Stone, Hudson, Mich; Mrs. A. D..
Swain, Miss E. D. Swain, Boston Ell
mer s. Tilton, Laconia, N. H.; Mrs.
Amelia F. Upton, Fitchburg, Mass. A.
Van Iderstine, F. A. Van Iderstine,
Brooklyn, N. Y; R. w. Vaughan, NAL
den, Mass. @. F. Ward, Mrs. G. F.
Ward, Burlington, VT; Charles G.
Wells, Portland, Me-; Mrs. E. A. Whip
pie, Boston; Captain George M. Whip
pie. Mrs. George M. Whipple, Salem,
Mass. Miss Gertrude S. Wood, Worces-
ter, Mass; Mrs. Lois P. Wood, Lyman
P. Wood, st. Johnsbury, VT.