Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-29
ABOUT THE RAILROADS.
THE SANTA FE's LOS ANGELES LINZ
TIED TRAIN.
The Southern Pacific Gobbles q Texas
Road-Excursionists via the Santa
Fe-Notes and Per-
s0nals.

The story was published some days
ago that the Southern Pacific company
had absorbed the San Antonio and Ar
kansas Pass railroad in Texas, but the
rumor was denied by several officials at
Fourth and Townsend streets.
Yesterday, however, it was learned
from business man of this city, who is
| interested in the Texas road, that the
story was true, and that the Southern
Pacific will take formal possession Of the
line in few days.
THE Los ANGELES LIMITED.
General Manager X. III. Wade, of the
Southern California, has, with the vigor
and enterprise which have always
characterized his efforts. secured for his
road train which will do great deal
towards advertising Los Angeles.
The clos Angeles limited" will be
Pullman vestibule train, consisting Of q
mans, which will leave Chicago daily
for this city, and which will make the
trip in IL hours less time than is made
by any other transcontinental road.
Two of the Pullmans will come through
direct to Los Angeles, and one will be
switched at the Needles, and 90 on to
San Francisco. In will be an elegant
train; in all particulars equal to any of
the "limiteds" on the eastern lines.
CLIMATE REFUGEES.
Santa Fe excursionists arriving from
the east yesterday were:
Samuel W. Polkey, Chicago, Ill. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wagner, Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Duncan, New
York; Mrs. G. B. Hewitt, Cincinnati;
Mrs. Sarah E. Gaylord and daughter,
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin @. Nye and
child, New. Bedford, Mass; Mrs. B.. 7.
Ingalls, and daughter, Chicago; Charles
B. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Lock-
wood, @. E. Brown and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Lockwood and mother, Bos-
ton. Mass. S. s. Burt, Coming, N. Y. !;
M. J. Galpin, Minneapolis, MINI. Mrs.
NJ. j.. Dickinson and daughter, Miss
Belle Shoup, Kansas City; j. w. Gore
and family, Hayanna, ILL.,. Mrs. @. S.
| Collier and child, Riverside, CAL; Mrs.
| L. Lock, Toledo, o.; Mrs. G. S. Slack,
Des Moines, Ia; Mrs. A. King, Kansas
| City, Mo-; Mrs. M. e. Fetch, st. Louis,
| Mo-; Miss Emma Rosebrough, Law.
rencevllle, ILL.,; Mrs. J. G. Fox and fam
| lily, Chicago; Miss Annie Lourey, Man
chester, N. H.; James McWailling,
| Montreal, Cam; Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Way, Fort Wayne, Ind. Mrs. Elizabeth
Cole and family, Marion. O.. Mrs. J. M.
Fuller, Detroit, Mich.
THE MEXICAN BAND. AT REDoNDo.
General Passenger Agent Gregory, of
the Southern California railroad, last
evening stated that the National Mexi-
can band, which has been assisting in
the Cabrillo celebration at San Diego,
will be at Redondo on Sunday next.
Governor Torres, of Lower California,
| and his staff, will spend the day at the
beach. the band accompanying them
officially.
| General Passenger and Freight Agent
S. B. Hynes, of the Southern California
abroad, will return tonight from San
Diego, wher he assisted in the Cabrillo
celebration.
Over 5000 people along the line of the
Santa Fe have, 90 far, gone to San Diego
to attend the Cabrillo celebration, and
today will take many more.
Governor Markham missed the train
| yesterday morning at 8:15 on the Santa
Fe for San Diego, SO the San ia Fe ran
special for the governor, leaving at 8
| O'Clock a. m.
| IL will be race for blood tomorrow at
Santa Ana between Silkwood and Nc
Kinney. A great many will 60 down
Friday morning at :15 .. M, on the
Santa Fe.
Next Saturday the Southern Pacific
company will put in effect its winter
time schedule to the beaches. This will
discontinue the 9:20 p. m. daily train
from Los Angeles to Santa Monica. as
well as the 5 p. m. train from Santa
Monica for Los Angeles. The s 80 and
| 9o'clock a. m. Sunday specials will also
be discontinued. The $3.50 a. m. and
liz p. m. trains on Sundays will, how
ever, run through to Santa Monica
cafion. as heretofore. Owing to the
withdrawal Of the Catalina island steam
ers, the fish train," leaving Los An
| geles on Sundays at 8 :25 a. M, will be
discontinued hereafter, az will also the
train returning, leaving San Pedro at
6:45 p. m.
For good health take TUFTS PILIA