Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-27
FROM DEPOTS AND OFFICES.
Gossip About Various Bail
road Matters.
The Southern Pacific COnquetting
with San Diego.
Some Interesting Moves in San Diego
Railroad Properties-A Trouble
some Matter Settled.
Notes.

A San Diego paper on Saturday, IN
one of the regular railroad frenzies that
at intervals attack baynclimste journal
lists, announced the sale of the Cuya-
maca railroad of that county, and it was
intimated that the Santa Fe company
was the purchaser. This is officially
denied, as well as the report that the
company had purchased the Pacific
Beach road, a little motor line running
into San Diego.
1t can be safely asserted that the
Santa Fe company is not looking for any
more mileage in this region.
There is chance that the Cuyamaca
may be transferred to new owners, who
will be found to be closely identified
with the new proprietors OF the Pacific
Beach line, and that the San Diegans
will cry "Another boom will come ~
when they learn the inwardness of the
dicker, if it is ever contaminated. In
plain words, there is reason for suppos-
ing that the Southern Pacific company
is again dallying with the idea of get
ting an entrance there, but as yet it has
taken no more serious form that it has
vi hoNoIal pIcVlOuS OCCaelUu5s
THAT SAN DIEGO SUIT.
1t is stated, on excellent authority,
that the much-talked-of suit by the
City of San Diego against the Santa Fe
company, seeking a forfeiture OF the
company's franchise and property in
San Diego, because OF it's alleged failure
to carry out its part of the agreement,
xuil ho on nh
ger Wade understands his business
too thoroughly to put his company in
any position whereby such suit could
be successfully prosecuted against it,
and more than that, he is too just man
and too good friend to San Diego to do
that city the slightest injury.
CHANGE OF SANTA MONICA TRAINS.
The new time card of the Southern
Pacific batween this city and Santa
Monica will go into effect in few days.
1t will lessen the time schedule between
Los Angeles and Santa Monica at least
seven minutes. The other day, to show
what they could do if everything was
propitious, which the officials hope to
have before long, they made the run
with the Knight Templar's special in
twenty-five minutes.
CLIMATE REFUGEES.
A Phillips excursion party arrived
yesterday made up of the following:
Mr.. P. s. Lindsay, Nomdgiwock, Me. !:
Mr.. j. w. Montgomery, Mrs. Montgo-
merry, Mics Jennie Montgomery, Miss
Leila Montgomery, st. Joseph, Mo-;
Miss Theresa Abbott, Preston, Neb. ;
Mrs. F. @. Tarr, Lewiston, Me-. Miss
Alice Smith, Wrentham, Mass. Miss
May Eaton, Montreal, Can. Mr.. F. M.
Olmstead, Mrs. Olmstead, Mr.. E. A.
Olmstead. Camden, N. Y; Miss r. A.
Morris, Des Moines, Ia; Mrs. w. L.
Webster. Meriden, Conn.,; Mr.. j.. w.
Dickenson, Miss G. Dickenson, Mar
shalltowD, Ia.; Mr.. ]. Holland, Mrs.
Holland, Montreal, P.Q,; Mr.. Thos. Nc
Mahon, Boston, Mass. Mr., ]. W. Lang,
Thetford, VT. Mr.. @. A. Norcross, Mrs.
@. Davis, Boston, Mass. Miss May Hol-
man, Montpelier, VT. Mr.. Paul Durant,
Barton, VT, Miss K. Roche, Fall River,
Mass. /; Mrs. @. Graves, Boston, Mass.
Mr.. j. PUNT, Meriden, Conn.,; Mr.. Ell.
Smith. Boston, Mass. Mrs. A. Rutter,
Miss E. Rutter, Mr.. H. Rutter, Chicago,
ILL.,; Miss L. Kennedy, New York;
Mrs. M. G. Ray, Mr.. H. Ray, Miss
Mabel Ray, Miss Belle Mitchell, Chi
cago; Mrs. w. Ketred, Kansas City;
Mr.. w. H Baker. Mrs. E. E. Robinson,
Mr.. F. Robinson, Mr.. E.. K. Borden,
Chicago; Mr.. w. Moore, Mrs. Moore,
Mr.. w. Moore, Mr.. E. Moore, Oska-
loosa, Ia. Mr.. A. Hutchinson, Mrs.
Hutchinson, Miss Carrie Hutchinson,
Chicago.
NOTES.
General Manager X. H. Wade of the
Southern California company has re-
turned from few days rest at Coro-
nado,
General Passenger Agent Hynes of
the Southern California denies vigor-
ously that his company contemplates
any war of rates. No one of course
would for moment question Mr..
Hynes's sincerity, but there are straws
which indicate that transcontinental
matters are not all serene.
| w. H. Davenport of the Union Pacific
has returned from a trip to Bakersfield.
The Electric company is rapidly COM
pleting it's Second-street line to the
Santa Fe depot.
| The rumor is current in Santa Monica
streets that the Santa Fe people are
about to ask for a wharf franchise from
the city trustees.