The herald., 1897-11-24

sirous Of Increasing the popularity of the
mountain resort and decided upon the
above plan as one Of the most feasible.
SUNSET LIMITED PASSENGERS
The following passengers arrived on
the Sunset limited last evening:
w. j. Randolph, Clinton, Mass; W. J,
Weeks. Clinton, Mass; Ferd Htrsch,
Mr.. D. =. Easterbrook, Mrs, d. =. East
erbrook, Miss " Hodges, New York; c..
G. Barker, Mrs. C. c. Barker, Miss Maud
Barker, Miss Ida Barker, Miss Alice BAR
ker, Bay City, Mich; Mrs. M. 8. Cut
Ter, Grand Haven; William Blakeiey,
Miss q. F. Blakeley, s. q. BIakeley, Mrs.
G. NJ. Blakeley, Evansville. Ind; J. d.
Gill, Murpheysboro, ILL.,; d. W. Volts.
Mrs. d. w. Volts. c. H. Rudderen, Miss
Farnsworth, g. II. Rudderen, jr., A..
Clark. Mrs. A. Clark, Leon Clark, Mrs.
r. Roberts, Mrs. H. B. Cram, Miss Cram.
Mrs. f. r. Bacon, Chicago; @. w. Fisher,
Miss A. C. Clayton, d. Daniels, Miss c.
@. Daniels, Mr.. A. Daniels, st. Louis; w.
q. Kleinsorge, Mrs. Kleinsorge, Miss
Kleinsorge, Sacramento; Mrs. M. Bab-
cock, Oakland; L. McMullen, Gustave
Tarnaud, Redlands; Mrs. +. M. McCar-
ty. San Francisco; w. M. Edgell, Sui
sun, CAL; Mrs. w. M. EdgelI, Suisun,
CAL; Mrs. T. J. Davis, San Francisco;
Mrs. G. w. Thompson, San Diego; Mrs
r. s. Young, San Francisco: H. J. Ed
wards, Los Angeles.
MORE CLIMATE REFUGEES
The following party came into the
state yesterday over Phillips Rock Is
land excursion Fully three -fourths of
the party came to Los Angeles. Man
ager p. NJ. Hitchcock was In charge:
N. Ross. Mr.. Balson, Fred Fronald,
Mrs. H. Hirsley, Miss r. ]. Huir, Mrs.
Fisk. Miss Ethel Fisk. H. Lewis, Mrs.
II. Lewis, Miss Francis Lewis Miss G.
Gum, Mr.. r. ANDERSON, Mrs. r. Am
berson. G. e. Simpson, Boston, Mass;
Mrs. A. L. Parker, Fernsburg, VT; Mr..
J. r. Williams, Mrs. J. T. Williams,
Wiscasett. VT; Mr.. George Alger, Mr..
Charles Alger, Brockton, Mass; Mrs.
l.. NJ. Gleason, Manchester, N. H.; Mrs.
1. Wallace, Miss b. Wallace, Mr.. Ling,
New York; L. Hess, Mr. Ole ANDERSON,
Mrs. Ole Anderson, e. X. ANDERSON, A.
Birsuis. st. Paul, Mimi; William Hess,
Mrs. William Hess Eau Claire. Wis:
John Ross, Albert Sea, Mimi; ]. A. Gre
rur, Waterville, Mimi; Miss Gertrude
Smitfield, Red Wing, Mimi; r. Bisuers.
Mrs K. Bisuers, Clara Bisuers. Edward
Bisuers, st. Cloud, Mimi: w. A. Record
Mrs. w. A. Record. Watertown, Mimi;
L. Fuller, New Ulm. Mimi; F. School,
]. G. Kurick, Mrs. ]. G. Kurick, Miss
Mary Kirsuro. Miss Simse. Minneapolis
Mimi; A. w. Dickenson, Mrs. A. w.
Dickenson, Miss Lille Dickinson, Miss
Grace Dickenson, Humbolt. Ia; Miss
Jennie Mcdonald. Des Moines. Ia; j. w.
Brown. Anila, Ia; Mrs. N. w. Rank,
Mrs. N. w. Rank, Plymouth, Pa: Mrs
N. Southwick, Miss Alice Southwick,
Dunkirk, N. r.; A. g. Mailer, Mrs. A.
G. Mailer. Grafton, N. d.; H. Pearson,
Newton. Ia. Mr.. G. Walter, Lewis. Ia. !;
w. G. Sylvester, Mrs. w. g. Sylvester.
Charles Sylvester, Frances Sylvester,
Cherokee, Ia; Mrs. s. w. Tomlinson,
Miss Alice Tomlinson, Omaha, Neb.;
Mrs. L. X. Tumir, Matilda Beecher, Otto
A. De Camp, Mrs. e. Dedirich, Mrs. H.
7. Skinner, Mrs. H. Hennessy, Maud
Brown, L. l.. Borsena, F. A. Martin, H.
Lewis, Charles L. Arnold, Carrie Bris-
coe, w. s. Greenleaf and family, C.
Stevens, H. Johnson, F. Brugerman,
Chicago; e. Edwards. B. Whitaker.
Mrs. b. Whitaker, B. Whitaker, jr,
Miss Whitaker. Rock Island; ]. A.
Hackett. Mrs. J. A. Hackett, Myrtle
Hackett, Elder Hackett,rver Willis,
Matte Willis, Peoria; M. r.. Williams,
Ltbertyville. Mo-: Ella Kern, Lincoln;
Mrs. ]. Fud, Lincoln; u. C.. Taylor, G. H.
'Gomble, Mrs. B. Emrick. Philadelphia;
M. P. Blackwell, Polo, ILL.,; D. D. STAN
ley, George Hickman, Waterloo; Mrs.
j. Stanley, Nora Junction; p e. Nero
Idea, Kansas City; r. and N. Nelson,
S. ]. Hickman, Nora Junction; A. M.
d. Mulleux, Chester, la.
EARLY ORANGE SHIPMENTS
Orange shipments are heavier at this
season OF the year than have ever before
been known. Usually at this time not
a half dozen cars are forwarded east.
but the extreme warm weather during
the past few weeks has caused the fruit
to color and ripen rapidly. Chief Clerk
Frank Oakley Of the Southern Pacific
railway freight department stated yes
terday that his company expected to
ship between HOO and 1900 cars to the
eastern market before Christmas, and
Chief Clerk Park Of the Southern Cal
lfornia railway said his road was ex-
pecting to forward about $50 cars before
the holidays. These shipments, making
total of between 1850 and 1850 cars. viii
IN H.