The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-09
ARIZONA RAILROAD BUILDING.
1t Is Said That the Santa Fe Is
Interested.
Walker Will Put Stop to
Relating.
Passengers TO San Francisco by steamsrs.
Local News Notes About the
Roads fn Los AM
Esles.

/ 1n0 lHVlC8tlo4o 6fc IuUtb i8toLh1t0
that the North and South railroad will
connect Tucson with Prescott and Quay
mas inside OF Is months. A gentleman
in this city is in receipt of letter from
these at the head of the enterprise, say
| ing that it 10 the intention to extend ths
North and South from Phoenix to the
old pueblo, there to connect with tbs
Guaymas road.
That the North and South is the
property OF the Santa Fe Railroad COM
psny has besn known to many for
months. and that the company is anx-
ious to have terminus along the Gulf
of Lower California, for its great system
has also been known to those on The ''in-
side." President Robinson OF the Santa
Fe was at one time in charge of the
road from Benson to Guaymas, and a.
the start was prominently identified
with the North and Seuth project.
While connected with tho road he fire.
quently said that the North and South
should be extended to Tucson and that
the road between Calsbssas and Benson
should be taken up and rslaid from
Oslabasas to the old pueblo, there to CEN
meet with the North and South. And
it is since Mr.. Robinson hes become
president of the Santa Fe that all this
talk OF the two roads meeting in Tucson
has been in progress.
PASSENGERS FOR THE NORTH.
The following passengers are booked
for San Francisco from this city on the
Santa Rosa, which sails today: Il. 7.
Bunzs. Rev. E. P. Morgan. @. Brazston,
Mrs. Dunn and daughter, M. A Nc,
Donald. w. w. Loot, E. Wineberg.
Mrs, M. H. Townsend. Miss l. Newkirk,
M. B. Collins, R. B. Kidd, II. @. Stock
ney, F. Knapp, DIR. S. B. Park, Mrs, l..
P. Collins, Mrs. G. M. Taylor. l.. r..
Williams and wife, Mrs. L. Page, Mrs.
H. Uford. Mrs. M. E. Ssigle, Mrs. L.
Correl, Minnie Sweeney, Mary Watson,
w. E. Northrup, II. J. Rodgers aud
wife and j. M. Hart.
WHAT WALKER WILL DO.
A student OF the railway situation
says that the appointment of Mr..
Walker as receiver OF the Atchison. with
the attendant probability that he will
be the next president, marks an era in
railway management. 1t means the
inauguration by groas system OF q
! pOlicy Vi oVlHg puslHose III WHICH tU6
| giving of rebates will not be factor,
and win eveatually lead to the abolition
of the extensive agencies and commits
sion syatem which, during the past i've
yeara, have cut railway profits in two.
SOME BIG BLASTS.
Blasting on the now railroad between
Benson and Fairbank, in Arizona, has
been on large scale. Some blasts
threw rocks weighing tons 100 yards.
Some big pieces of rock were carried
over the river and struck the track Of
the Nsg Mexico and Arizona road few
daye ago, damaging it somewhat.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
The wife and family oil Supt. ]. N.
Sutton of the Redlands railway, who
have been spending the summer at Long
Beach, will return home today.
w. Paris, dgent Of the P. @. 8. g. Co.,
in visiting with his family at Rsdlands.
The veteran fremen will 20 to Cata-
liza this morning, leaving on the s 80
S. P. flyer.
Chief Train Dispatcher Hamilton of
the g. p. Co. was presented with q
very remarkable carrot by'his admirers
at Compton yesterday. 1t is q very
quiet day, indeed. now, when the dis
pateher's office is not presented with
something from the rural districts, ramp
inEe from boxes of pears to sugar beets.
The veteran fremen will leave Mon
day at 7 O'Clock on the Southern Cali
fernis for trip around the kite-shapad
track, after which they will leave Tor
San Diego.
The new schedule on the Monrovia
branch has been put into effect.
I'll "a ~
president OF the Cantral Pacific railroad,
arrived in the city yesterday and will
remain here on visit among friends for
some time.
Harry Stanford. agent of the 8. p Go.
at San Pedro at the Fifth-strsst station.
who Eve months ago exchanged with f.
w. Leach at Cameron, has returned q
his old position.
Manager Wade left yesterday in his
private car for San Bernsrdino with
Colonel Dan Sheehan, General e. p.
Johnson. +. L. Psrris, chief engineer of
the Southern California, and T. ID,
Stimson as quests. The destination was
to be Squirrel Inn, away up. in the
mountains back Of San Bsrnrrdino.
where the party will epend Sunday.
Squirrel Inn ia the property of the Ar
row head Mountain club and 10 said to
be q delightful placs.
ii. Iaaacs, general baggage agent OF
the Southern California railroad, re-
turned from San Diego yesterday. He
says that great preparations are being
made down there for~the Cabrillo cele-
bration.
The steamer Crown of England ar
rived st Port Los Angeles yesterday
with 1873 tons OF coal from Nanamio,
b. q.
w. A. MCGOWAN, superintendent OF
has returned from San Diego.
While in Chicago Mr.. Charles l..
kehler, prominent shoe merchant Of
Dee Moines, Ia, had quite serioua time
81 1t. He took such u seysre cold that
he could hardly talk or navigate. but the
prompt use OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy cured him OF his cold so quickly v
hat othera NJ fha hotal X ho hal hai