The herald., 1897-12-11
NEW TRAIN SERVICE
KITE-SHAPED SPECIAL FOR THE
ENJOYMENT OF TOURISTS
Orange Shipments From Pomona.
Sunset Limited Passengers-Notes
Of Track and Tie

OF TRACK ana lie
Trainmaster w. B. Beamer Of the
Southern California Railway company,
who has been here several days from
San Bernardino assisting other officials
in arranging q new time table, left for
home yesterday. The new service goes
into effect next Wednesday. The San
Bernardino, Redlands and Riverside
train which formerly left here at 7:1i
a. m, will leave at 7:35 and the Santa Fe-
Pacific overland which now departs for
the east at 9:45 a. m. will leave five min
utes later. The evening train from San
Bernardino and way stations will ar
present. The departure Of the Redondo
Beach train will take place fifteen min
utes later than according to the pres
ent schedule. The other trains, both ar
irving and departing, will remain un-
changed.
THE KITE-SHAPED SPECIAL
AS announced In The Herald ten days
ago, the Southern California railway
company will. beginning next Tuesday
and on each Tuesday thereafter, put on
on additional train which will be known
as the kite-shaped special for the bene-
At Of tourists and others who desire to
spend day sight seeing in Southern
California. The train will make a COM
plete circuit Of the track leaving Los
Angeles at a. m. and returning at 6:2,
p. m. The start will be made via Pasa-
dena and the return via Orange. The
train will consist Of combination
smoker and baggage, a day coach and
the we'll known observation car. Stops
Of two hours will be made at Redlands,
Riverside and other points Of interest al
lowing the passengers ample time to see
the beauties of the towns and country
along the line.
SUNSET LIMITED PASSENGERS
The following passengers arrived at
the Arcade depot at 4:30 p. m. yester-
day, on the Sunset limited via the
Southern Pacific: c. Richardson, Mrs.
c. Richardson. Miss Searoy, w. J. Falk-
ner. Mrs. W. ]. Falkner, G. Brown, D.
Coleman. c. @. Chandler and family. w.
c. Gait, Mrs. &C. Gait. F. D. Sherman.
Mrs. r. D. Sherman, J. r. Chap
ard. ]. H. Wilson, Mrs ]. H. Wilson.
r. 8. Read. r. Newoomb. ]. Barnett.
Chicago: T. D. Belfield. c. Woodmot. D.
Garrison, L. w. Cronlita. Mrs. I. W.
Cronlits, J. Whit. Mrs. E. G. Morrison
and family. Miss M. Shelby, J. w. John
son, Mrs. J. w. johnson. Mrs. J. Wes-
laid. 8. B. Connor, Mrs. 8. B. Connor.
st. Louis: N. A. Hicks, Malvern; Miss
Dent, Mr.. Dixon, Dallas; c. Slaughter,
Ell Paso.
ORANGE SHIPMENTS FROM PO-
MONA
H. II. Vincent. agent for the Southern
California railway at Pomona. was a
caller at headquarters yesterday. Mr..
Vincent states that the report sent out
last week that frost had injured the
oranges IN the vicinity of Pomona was
erroneous and that no damage what
ever has been done. The output for this
season from Pomona will be close onto
$50 cars which is largely In excess Of last
years crop. Already about 35 cars have
been forwarded east over the Santa Fe
from North Pomona. Mr.. Vincent esti-
mates that North Ontario will ship
about 900 cars.
NOTES OF TRACK AND TIE
Horace Seeley, commercial agent Of
the Wabash railway, with headquarters
at Des Moines, Ia, returned home yes
terday after pleasant visit to points
of interest throughout Southern Califor-
MIA.
Superintendent I. L. Hibbard and John
Denair of the eastern and western d.
visions respectively Of the Santa Fe Pa
cific railroad, left for their headquarters
yesterday after business trip Of sew
eral days duration in Los Angeles.
John R. Pott, district passenger agent
of the Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul
port, Pa, Is spending a vacation in Los
Angeles.
r. c. Short, who was for three years
assistant agent for the Southern Cali
fornia railway at Redlands, but later in
the same capacity at San Bernrdino, was
yesterday promoted as agent for the
company at North Ontario.
John J. Byrne, general passenger
agent for the Southern California rail-
way. and Joe Chambers, general freight
agent for the same road, are expected
to return home from Chicago next
Wednesday,
Orange shipments are being increased
each day over both the transcontinental
roads. Up to the present time the South
ern California line has shipped to east
ern points over 300 cars.
T. H. Duzan, local freight and pas
senger agent for the Burlington route,
returned last night from business trip
to Riverside.
A Phillips Rock Island excursion
party numbering thirty will arrive here
tonight from the cost over the Sunset
route.
The California limited, due here this
evening at $3.50 o'clock, has ninety one
passengers on board.