Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-18

September lst, and consequently there
is peace once more.
THE TERMINAL IN SOUTH PASADENA.
A meeting Of the board OF trustees
was held last evening at South Pasa-
dena to consider a reply from General
Manager Burnett, of the Terminal COM
pany, to a letter from the trustees which
had charged his company with violation
of the ordinance which gave it a right
OF way.
The violations charged in the notice
were:
First-A failure to run twelve passen-
ger trains each way daily.
Second-The failure to stop all regu-
lar passenger trains at Monterey Road
station, in your city, and
Third-The raising of the round-trip
fare from the four stations in your city
to the city of Los Angeles to exceeding
30 cents, including street car fare of the
Los Angeles Cable railway.
Mr.. Burnett shows in regard to the
first that his road did furnish twelve
trains on each week day and ten on
Sunday, which were more than sufi-
cient.
That all trains do stop at Monterey
road.
That the passenger rates had hereto
fore beeen too low; that to obtain relief
the company had applied to the state
railroad commission for permission to
raise them, and that on August oath
the permission had been given; and
that the authority of the commission
overrides the provisions of an ordinance.
M To 10, 10
convincing letter, which left little room
for argument, backed up as it was by
the clear, logical statements of Hon. I.
E. Gibbon, the company's attorney.
EXCURsIoNIsTs ARRIVE.
The following excursionists arrived
yesterday via the Southern Pacific rail !
road
G.. R. Coleman, Mrs. Coleman, R.
Coleman, H. M. Curtis, f. King, Mr..
and Mrs. Chittenden, Mrs. E. Olney,
Miss Ruth Olney, Mr.. and Mrs. South
ard, Miss Persis, Miss E. White, Bos-
ton; T. A. Deering, J. G. Deering, De-
troit Mrs. j. Mills, New York; Jacob
Ohm and family, Germany j. Andrews,
Chicago; Mrs. O'Harra, Manchester, N.
H. Mrs. B. G. Quigley, Chicago Miss
S. Parrows, Washington; @. Woodbury.,
Boston; G.. Newman, Mrs. Newman,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Myers, Miss Myers,
Chicago; Mrs. Baker and son, Waltham,
Mass. Mrs. G. Weston and son, Boston !;
Mrs. Gordon, Frank Gordon, Chicago !;
Miss NJ. Whitcomb, Waterville, Me. !;
Frank Dupont, Charles Spooner, Chi
cago; Mr.. Martin, Mrs. Shelters and son,
Bedford, p. O.; Mrs. G. Knight, Mrs. E..
Drury, Philadelphia; Mr.. McGoldrick,
Providence, r. L.; Mr.. Ponsonby, j.
Reardon, Boston; B. L. Kochler, Chi
cago; Mrs. E. A. Blain, Manhattan,
Kan Emma Webb, Olney, ILL.,. Miss
Bernapp, Boston; j. eastman, Miss G.
Gordon, St. Louis; E. B. Smith. Mrs.
+. B. Smith, Sandoval, Ill. ]. Gould,
Mrs. Gould, Troy, Kan. Miss Deacon,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Mr.. Sdempf, Miss
Sdempf, New York; Mrs. A. Katten-
bruno and family. Chicago; Mrs. linn,
Boston; Miss H. Brown, Miss Mary
Brown, Brockville, Ont; f. Bendle,
Mrs. Bendle, Mr.. Wellington, Chicago; !;
Mrs. A. Whipple, Boston; G. H. Cush-
ion, Chicago; Miss Waterson, j. Fitz-
gerald. Ii. Hall, Boston; MIR. Herrick,
Mrs. Herrick, st. Albans, VT; Mr.. Mar
tin and family, Waterville, Me-; Mrs.
Porter, Chicago.
NOTES.
w. NJ. Gleason, train-dispatcher,
stationed at the Needles, is in San Fran
cisco on brief visit.
The first of a series of fall excursions
over the Atlantic and Pacific, with
through tourist sleepers to Boston, left
San Francisco on Wednesday.
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