Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-12
THE RAILROADS.
The Terminal Commences
Traffic to San Pedro.
A Very Convenient Time Ar
rangement.
Two Excursions of Climate Refugees
Arrive.
The Terminals New Line-The Trains
List of the Excursionists Who
Arrived Yesterday
News Notes.

commence traIlc over Inetr ne" liho
between this city and San Pedro via
Long Beach.
Trains will leave this city at 10 80
am. and 80 pm, and will arrive at
S 80 am. and pm.
The running time will be one hour to
San Pedro and fifty minutes to Long
Beach.
At present passengers to San Pedro
have to be ferried in small boat from
Rattlesnake island to San Pedro, but as
soon as the companys wharf is COM
pleted a regular ferry will be estab-
lished.
CLIMATE REFUGEES.
Two large excursion parties arrived
yesterday. A Judson party is made up
of the following.
Mary Maxlax, Pittsburg, Mass; Mrs.
E. l.. Small, Boston; G. p. HILL Oak
ham. Mass. A; B; Ballon, Pawtuckset,
RI; Mrs. A. G. Baldwin and family,
Sufield, Conn. Mrs. w. K. Shaw and
two children, S. H. Lincoln, auckland,
Mass. 7. g. Ashley, w. E. Young,
Waverly, Kan. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Connoly, Pawtucket, r. l.; P. Joyce,
Boston; Miss Anna Dean, Truso, Nova
Scotia; Miss Emma Geddis, Halifax,
Nova Scotia Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. b.
Them, Edward Them, Clara Them,
Milwaukee, Wis.,; Miss G. Prior. Miss
NJ. Loring, East Somerville, Mass ];
I'll. NJ. Nickerson, Boston, Mass. ;
Never Raphael and wife, Mrs. Hannah
Raphael, Miss Sarah Raphael Miss
Mary Raphael, Miss Becky Raphael,
New York city; Mrs. B. F. Smith, Ell
mer Calkins. Frankfort, KY; Mrs.
Louisa M. Eldridge, Wenatha, Wis.
4. F. Poore, Wichita, KS; Mrs. G. w.
Lewis, Gainesville, o.. NJ. H. Cook,
Rochester, N. Y; Mrs. ]. FL. Chace,
Mrs. M. F. Fell Hinsdale, ILL.,; Miss
Francis Cooper, New York city; Mrs.
Fannie Sadler, Kalamazoo, Mich. F. S.
Jones and wife, Rochester, n. Y; Miss
E. w. Evans. Cornwall on Hudson, N.
Y; Fred VALID, New York city; W. H.
Croner, Piqua, o.; j. Schneider and
wife, A. l.. Breller and wife and two
children, Cornwall on Hudson, n. Y;
Mrs Rhoda NJ. Ross, Monteith, Mich.
H. Z. Taylor, Ann Arbor, Mich; Miss
Lizzie Pennington, Mrs. Lottie Penning-
ton, VIM. Pennington, Jackson, Mich.
Miss G.. E. Ranger. Washington, d. G.;
Robt. Vickery and wife, Sheridan, Ill.
Mrs. 7. w. Cogill, Salinas, Kan; Levi
Hill and wife, Winnie Weaver, Oil City,
Pa; A. w. Stommel and wife, Chas.
Ind; Mrs. II. j. Lowth, Rose Lowth,
L. Ii. Merit, Juneau, Wis; Mrs. Jennie
M. Whiteaw, Robert Whitelaw, New
York city; Mrs. G. NJ. Hobbs, j. B.
Hobbs, South Wayne, Wis. A. Packard,
E. S. Packard, Bloomington, ILL.,; H. j.
Griffin, Rochester, N. Y.
Another party was made up of the
following:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brink, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. McKeon, Mrs. Ingraham,
Lydia Mcleod Boston; H. w. Nc
Gregory, Springfield; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Mcdonald, w. Mcfarland, Boston
w. f. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. G. ii. Bond,
Manchester, N. H.; Maggie Fitzsimons,
E. Banus, St. Adams, Vt; Mrs. r.
Jones, Lizzie Wylie, Boston; II. R.
Davey, G. X. Davey, Mrs. R.. Thomas,
Chicago; Mrs. J. w. Thorp, New York;
Josephine Day, Mrs. f. J. Payne, AL
bany, n. Y; Bertha A. Rect, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Riman, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Rice, New York Mary A. Colds
worthy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Storm,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Bennett, Miss NJ.
PAYNE, E. Massleman, Chicago; Louisa
L. Holmes, Plymouth, Mass. Mrs. E.
j. Baker, Miss Baker, J. G. Walker,
VIM. Robinson, Miss G. Leaby, Miss G.
White. Boston, Mass. Nellie Davis,
Jno. Keene, Major and Mrs. Dill,
Lewiston, Me-; Hiram Ladd, Show
hogan, Me. ; Mrs. G. A. Mayes, Bangor,
Me. Mrs. Shaw, Miss Shaw, Agnes La
mont, Mary Wadleigh, H. /: VIM,
Boston; Mary Gillian, Dora Foley. Jen-
ME Watts, Lawrence, Mass. R. S.
White, J. II. Plymphton, Miss L. For
bes, J. H. Atwater, Boston; W. Good
man, New York; r. E. Bailey, Mr..
r. f. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Ham
mond, West Liberty, Ia. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Fuller, Alice Fuller, Faifbank;
Alice Johnson, Bannan Falls; Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Locust, Laura McBain, Mel
lie McBain, Arthur McBain, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Dus-
tin. Laura Dustin, Prudence Clark, Jen-
ME Carriston. Minneapolis, Mimi; j.
III. Mason, Ottumwa, Ia; j. G. Harris,
Dubuque, Ia; Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
Mission, London, o.; r. Winston, Man
haitian, Kan; Mary Huron, Topeka;
Chas. Morgan, Mrs. A. l.. Morgan LIN
coin, Neb. Mrs. C:B. Hastings. Topeka;
N~drdH OlenouUS, 4uacciiiOIl, OhAoj ~
Uhly, Mary B. Uhly, Virginia Veil,
Chicago; Mrs Mary Woods, Syracuse,
n. Y; D. /. Blakesley, Mrs: f. S.
Holly, Davenport, Iowa; John Adams,
Iowa City, Iowa; j. Roberts, Mrs. )
Roberts, Harry Roberts, d. D. Ross,
Mrs. D. d. Ross. Mrs. A. E. Rodgers,
Oskaloosa, Iowa; Lizzie Hibb, Sophie
Hibb, Fairfield: H. G. Kennedy, Water
loo; B. Aspen, Mrs. 3. Aspen, j. Ack-
ems, Mrs. j. Ackens, w. Samuels, Mrs.
w. Samuels, J. Thomas, Cedar Rapids;
Mrs. Lucy A. Pierce, Greene, Iowa ;
Mrs. Mel ohnson, West Liberty, Iowa;
Mrs. A. A. Babcock, Mrs. 7. Ryan,
Scaridia, Kan; E. l.. Bleidner, n. y;
Mrs. r. Hawkins, Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. H..
H. Cleveland, Boston; Mrs. S. Hughes,
New Haven, Conn; Mrs. f. Gates,
Clara Gibson, Laura l.. Dane, Boston.
NOTES.
The Terminal nabobs will be here
some time in the middle of January.
/. 81. Polk, receiver of the Cotton
Motor road, goes out to inspect his line
today
District Superintendent L. H. Batch
.eller, of the Pullman company, is in Al
buquerque on business.
One OF the Terminal officials received
q letter from an eastern railroad nabob
recently on whom ex-Mayur Workman
had called during his recent trip east.
III lottar cold. eff Los Angeles had