The herald., 1894-09-04
LOCAL RAILWAY WORLD.
A NEW SURF LINE OPENED IN
SAN DIEGO.
Huntington Got Out of tho Santa Fe in
Time The Troubles of tho
Postal Telegraph.
News Notes.

O. D. Boyd, superintendent OF Tn. San
Diego, Pacific Beach and La Jolls rail-
way, is in the city. He states that his
company has juut completed five miles
of road and opened their line for su N mer
or tourist travel. The next step will
be to extend the road for 60 miles to
Escondido.
This would have been done at once
but the late strike and financial oondi-
tion OF the country put q stop to rail-
way progress. Early next year, he says,
the road will be extended.
HUNTINGTON GOT OUT.
Railroad nneu In san Francisco, says
the Examiner, have been watching with
interest the workings OF the committee
of fnanciers who are engaged in reor-
ganizing the affairs of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad company.
The impression has gained ground that
the stockholders of the company will
not have much left after the settlement.
The largest California holder OF the
stock was G. p. Huntington, but it is
rumored on good authority that he got
entirely out before the crash came.
TROUBLES OF THE POSTAL.
The Postal Telegraph company people
are experiencing considerable trouble,
Just north Of Albuquerque. 1t is under
stood that a scheme has been inaugur-
ated, with Manuel Gonzales at the head.
to exact from the company about $500
per mile, demanding at least 81 a pole.
The company, as the Citizen down there,
was informed, has offered to the people
about So per pole, and still they Kick.
ARROWHEAD MOTOR LINE ATTACHED.
SAN BERNARDINo. Sept. 3.-Today at
tachments aggregating $4,000 were placed
on the San Bernardino and Arrowhead
motor line. Train service 10 stopped
aud the engines are in the round house
in charge of deputy sheriff. 1t Is un-
derstood the road will fall into the
hands of the Southern Pacific and be
added to their local system.
RAILROAD BRIEFS.
The Southern Pacific, Santa Fe and
Terminal railways have agreed to give
one.fare rates to outside political clubs
of over 80 me nbers who wish to come
in Saturday to attend the Estee mass
meeting. Special trains will take the
pdTtl6a nUmo hitoI Shc AuocpAhB' ~ -
smaller number than so from any one
point the round trip fare will be one
and third.
j. "A. Muir, the able superintendent OF
the Yuma division OF the Southern
Pacific, together with Resident Engineer
Swain and S. X. Flanders OF the buisd-
ing and bridge department.. left Sunday
for ar inspection of the line as lar east
as Indio.
John @. Potter, agent Of the Southern
Pacific company at Florence, has been
granted leave OF absence for 10 Gays,
and D. H. Gates is taking his place.
Mr.. Porter is over at Catalina.
Miss Nellie Lampie. Southern Pacific
operator and agent at Naud's junction,
haken 10 days. lay-off and ii. l.. Deer
ing is filing her place.
@. F. SmuAr, general freight agent ol
the Southern Pacific company, tele-
graphs that the washouts west OF II
Paso, Tex, on the Southern Pacific
have all been repaired and trsftic ID
again uninterrupted.
The big collier San Mateo, with 43OU
tons Of cosl from Comax, b. c.. for the
Southern Pacific company, arrived a.
the mann moth wharf of the company al
Port Los Angeles Sunday.
w. A. McGovern, superintendent o
telegraph for the Southern California
took q trip to Coronado Bsach for
short visit yesterday.
The meeting of the State Sportsmen'