The herald., 1893-12-02
on the coast route go soon as the gap is

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closed.
MfDwrNTER FAIR RATES.
1t IL evidently the intention Of the
Southern Pacific company to give as
much limit as possible to the tickets
which are sold at local points on its
Pacific system to San Francisco during
the period of the midwinter fair. That
| company now announces that all round
| trip excursion tickets sold on its Pacific
| system to the midwinter fair at San
Francisco will be good for 30 days, which
| includes, OF course, the time going and
| returning, and are for continuous trip
both ways. As there is no doubt quite
q number OF northern people land by
that is meant not only those residing in
San Francisco, but in Northern Cali
fornia, Oregon, Washington, British
Columbia and Nevada) will want to take
trip to Southern California within the
lifetime OF the above described ticket,
many of them probably will spend from
10 to 12 days in San Francisco and the
balance in Southern California. They
can purchase ct San Francisco round
trip tickets to points In Southern Cali
fornia at one and one-fifth fare for the
round trip. This concession will give
the range of spending the 80 days &C.
cording to the option OF the traveller. Ii
he gets tired Of San Francisco in five
doys, he can spend the balance of the
time In Los Angeles II he 80 desires, by
purchasing an excursion ticket at San
Francisco at one and one-fifth for the
round trip.
OVER THE SANTA FEE.
The following arrived yesterday via
the Santa Fe route in charge of excur-
sion:
B. Carter, Mrs. N. w. Braley, Miss
Hattie Clifford, Mrs. Carrie M. SWEET,
Mrs. f. L. Johnson, J. Korcher. Mrs. L.
H. Gary, Mrs. j. Johnson, Mrs. E. l..
Hewitt, Albert Locke and wife, J. E.
Bacon, Mrs. S. @. Forbes, Miss s. H.
Mills, Mrs. s. A. Hulver, Miss Susie Nc
Brinn, Miss Lizzie Reid, A. J.. Clogston
and vile, B. L. Clogston, P. M. Mckay
and wife, Mrs. Mary Aird. E. ]. Spauld-
ing and family, E. A. Peabody, Miss
Abbie Burbank, r. 8. Greene, j. M.
Bearce, Jacob Payton, E. G. Sullivan, j.
M. Femold, Miss Kate Walters, Miss
Kate Harrington, Miss Jennie Dwyer,
Joseph beagle, Miss Curtin, Miss Nellie
Dwyer, Andrew Gallant, Miss Maggie
Greene, Miss Jennie Burke, Miss Rose
Harding, Miss Josie Collins, Miss Ana
Brush, Miss Mary O'Neil, A. F. Meserve,
Loring Abbott, Mrs. L. Eastman, 81. W..
Eastman, Boston, Mass.; Charles
R. Bucknell, Miss Belle Bucknell,
Miss Lizzie L. Leland, Sturges,
Mich; William J. Murphy and wife,
Holton. Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. |.
Ackey, Colon Mich; DR.. and Mrs. W.
N. Cline, Mrs. Brochon, Mrs. H. M.
! L. Anl
NJ. Whalen, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Gilki-
A. j. Brooks, Mrs. L. H. Gufin, Chi
cago; Miss Andrae Dunn, Toronto; Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Horton, Fitchburg,
Mass. Geo. P. Burma, D. G. Schlott,
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7. Mathews, Eliza An
| drew, VIM. Neal, Mrs. Hannah Hobson,
Miss Anna Hobson, Mrs. L. Killman,
Miss Clara Killman, Mrs. M. A. Moody,
st. Louis; Fl. G. Price and family, Han.
nibal, Mo. Mrs. A. w. Hoffman. Mrs.
Chas. Mcclure. Savanna, Mo-; Mrs.
/ Kate E. Block, Nebraska City; Henry
Pitzer and family, Severy, Mo-; ]. O.
Potter and family, st. Louis; P. g. Tan
groom and family, Newton, Kan. Rev.
A. Brill, Cincinnati; Mrs. @. M. Kim
bly,, Vincennes, Ind. r. B. Lyon and
family, Springfield, Mo-; Mrs. A. ].
Smith, Columbus, Mo-; g. @. Ostrand,
Carthage, Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Huckins, Miss Jennie Huokins, Miss
Flora Albaugh, DIR. E. Evert and fam
lily. Miss J. Newcomb, w. H. Harrel-
son, Kansas City.
NEW ENGINES FOR THE ATCHIsoN.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-The Baldwin
Locomotive Works has received an
order for II engines for the Atchlaon,
| Topeka Il Santa Fe system.