Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-30
The Terminal People and the
Salt Lake Road.
A Report That Work Has Com
menced at Milford.
The Road Buying Quantities of Roll
ing Stock.
Plenty OF Construction Material Now
ON Hand-Those Pasadena Rates.
News Notes and Gossip.


ten days ago, 1 learned that the Termin
al railway people had made contracts
tor the building of the road south from
Milford in Utah." The speaker was a
contractor, who has just returned from
q visit to Utah.
II also heard" he continued, "that
Mr.. Kerens and Chandler stopped off
at Salt Lake and attended to the details
themselves. NY information was de-
rived from very reliable source, and l
have every reason in the world to be-
lieve it. If such is the case, you will
see Union Pacific trains rolling into Los
Angeles before next winter"
A HERALD reporter also learned yes
terday that Mr.. Hobart, the president of
the road, who lives in st. Louis, has
been purchasing coaches, freight cars
and gondulas to great extent, and
they will soon begin to arrive in this
city. So extensive have been these pur-
chases of rolling stock that they haye
excited comment among eastern railroad
men.
THOSE PASADENA RATES.
The railroad commissioners met on
Monday in San Francisco. Secretary
Kelly read communication from w. E.
? Archer, attorney for the people in the
Pasadena excessive rate case. The
writer referred to a statement of the
earnings and operations OF the Los An
geles Terminal company, and intimated
that it is no answer to the charges of
illegal raising of rates between Los An
geles and Pasadena. That company's
statement was also presented to the
board, and showed that for the year
ended February %, 1891, the gross earn
ings were $50, 2S0 and the expenses $62,-
249, a deficit of $l1,9O9. The board
could take no action in the matter. as
the brief of the Southern California
road, also complained of, has not been
fled.
ExCURsIoNIsTs.
The following is list of Raymond ex-
cursionists who will arrive at the Re-
dondo hotel today:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Albrecht, Massil-
lon, o.; Mrs. s. F. Allison, Miss Belle
G. Allison, Philadelphia; J. R. Daily,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. General John
8. Berry, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Blanchard, Chelsea, Mass. Miss Alice
NJ Boyker s5 Rex Roxb%ry MHssd HsSssd,6M4dia Mrs MA A
and Mrs. M. L. Bradford, Dorchester,
Mass. Mrs. J. P. Cobb, Newton, Mass.
Miss Beatrice Cuvellier, Oakland, Cal;
Miss E. II. Dickcrson, Derby Line, VT;
Miss Emma Dielbeun, Massillon, o.;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. @. Eastlack, Camden,
N. j.; Miss Adelaide Farrell, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin T. Foster, Miss
Mary ]. Foster, Derby Line, VT. Miss
J. K. Hirst, Miss M. FL. Hirst, Mrs. L.
Hulseman, Miss l.. A. Hulseman,
Philadelphia, Pa; Miss A. A. Lilli-
bridge, Hope Valley, R. l.; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Elwin Marsh, Keene, N. H.;
Miss M. 1. Oakley, Mrs. s. j. Oakley,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Par
fridge, Brooklyn, N. Y; Miss X. Peirce,
Frankfort, Me-; Rev. j. M. Pullman,
d. D., and wife, Lynn, Mass. Miss
Grace Purnell, Baltimore, Nd. Miss L.
P. Reiff, Miss s. P. Reiff, Harry Schoen-
ing, Philadelphia; Mrs. F. h. Seavey,
Miss Edith Seavey, Miss Lillian Seavey,
Cambridge, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sedgwick, Philadelphia Mrs. A. g..
Stephens, Boston: Miss E. Stillman,
Miss N. H. Stillman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Stillman, Brooklyn; Mfs. e. S.
Wells, Miss Ruth L. Wells, Boston;
Mr6. EDoneZer Wncelcr, DrlQSepOTJ.
Conn.,; Mrs. FL. Whitcomb, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson. maid and
child, Bristol, Pa.
The following list comprises Ray
mond party now at the Coronado, who
are due here on Thursday:
Miss Jennie E.. Bouge, Pittsford. VT;
Miss A. H. Coombs, Philadelphia; Mrs.
C. Grape, Miss @. w. Grape, Brooklyn;
G. w Eddy, Boston; Miss Annie ].
Foulke, Conshohocken, Pa. Geo. Fran
cis Fox, Philadelphia; Francis Hall,
Elmira. N. "; Mrs. R. M. Hartley,
Miss Carrie Hartley, Miss Daisy Hart
ley, Philadelphia; Mrs. Anna P. Jones,
Miss Esther Jones, Miss Lillian Jones,
Miss Martha P. Jones, Mrs. Rachel R.
Jones, Conshohocken, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Kim5all, Providence, r. L.; Mrs.
E. p. Lothrop, Miss May Z. Manley,
Pittsford Mills, VT; Miss Mary I. Mich
OILS, Conshohocken, Pa; F. E. Nourse,
Holyoke, Mass. Miss Kate .. Penfeld,
Bennington, VT; Miss Annie E. Shaw,
Lahaska, Pa; J. B. Stansbury, Della