The herald., 1894-08-24
make any pretense of running any trans
continental association.

make any pretense of running any trans.
! continental association.
ARE STILL AT OUTS.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-For over a year
the Alton and Rio Grande Western have
been quarreling over the division Of the
worlds fair business OF last year. The
latter line has refused repeatedly to
abide by the basis of division adopted by
the lines Of the Western Passenger asso-
citation. Recently an attempt has been
made to induce it to alter its resolution
and adopt the association rate OF divis-
| ion, but it has positively declined, and
the trouble will still brew.
DOES NOT AFFECT THE ROAD.
George Sealy, vice-presidsnt of the
Gull, Colorado and Santa Fe, who is en-
route to New York city from Texas, said
the other day to St. Louis reporter
when asked if the resignation OF j. W..
Rsinhart of the Atchison system would
affect the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe,
that it would not, as the latter road W as
| now in the hands OF receiver. It's
affairs were in good shape and, would
not be in the least disturbed by Mr..
Reinhart's resignation.
PAS5ENGERS II DAN FRANClSCOs
The following are the passengers who
left on the steamer Corona for San Fran
cisco last night:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. strant. Mrs. c. W. Poin-
dexter, Miss B. Herbut, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Yates,
Miss E. Grandgion, b. B. Earl, II. X. Golding,
Mrs. J. II. Stocker w. II. Warswck, NJ. NJ. Low
ellie, Mrs. w II. Sanborn, Miss NJ Freeman, A.
G. Larma NJ. D. Harmon, K. Beger, F. Hoyden,
L. A. lngersoll, T. McCabe, r. f. Ryan, A.
Downing, r. Castrow, NJ. J. Winstock, IL. Grit
fifth, J. .. Oliver NJ. Barnett.
BOOM ON THE DESERT.
Indio is having quite little boom.
The railroad company is building IL cot
tages. The salt works near there are to
be doubled in capacity. Geo. W. Dur
brow has sunk an artesian we'll, and ia
going to plant 100 acres In fruits and
grapes, which ripen month earlier than
at any place in California.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Under a new regulation the division
superintendsn;s of the Southern Pacifi c
company are to travel over their re-
specsive territories at least once q
month.
Kit Carson, a representative of the
| Canadian Pacific railway, at San Fran.
cisco, is in the city.
w. T. Clarkson, travelling passenger
agent of the Santa Fe, with headq
at Boston, ia in the city.
H. G.. Thompson, general passenger
agent of the Southern California, has
gone to Chicago for a week or 10 days.
just prior to the late strike the South
ern Pacific had eight full freight crews
on the main line out of this city. They
now have IL full crews. an increase Q!
so per cent. The main line out OF Los
Angeles extends from here toward
! Yuma.
A. P. Yeringtop, heretofore assistan
agent of the Southern Pacific company
at Redlands, has been transferred to the
position OF agent at Salton. W. G.
Thornton OF Soldiers Home will succeed
Mr.. Yerington at Redlands.
]. r. Downs. for many years agent at
Whittier, has exchanged places with A.
| 1. Fraser at Saugua.
l.. P. Lowe and Thad Lowe Of the Mt.
Lowe railway were at the Hollenbeck
last evening. Mr.. Lowe states that the
Echo Mountain house is filled to over
flowing. The new house, now nearing
com pletion, will give room for It's to 200
guests. The outlook ia extremely fat
tering for the winter.
Mr.. Dan McFsdden of Santa Ana,
presidsnt of the Newport railway, re.
turned yesterday from visit to Wash.
ington, d. c., where he has been on q
business visit. He states that he had q
very pleasant visit.