The herald., 1897-11-03

Total .ZSVo
The latter three excursion agencies
came over the Southern Pacific railroad
via Ogden. The number of passengers
that arrived over the Sunset and Shasta
routes of the Southern Pacific company
could not be obtained, as all reports are
made at general headquarters In San
Francisco. 1t is known. however. that
they would almost number as many as
that Of the Santa Fe road.
AS matter of fact, about one-third OF
the westbound passengers may be count
ed upon as being Californians returning
from visits to the states east Of the
Rocky mountains, but the remaining
two-thirds are people coming to Cali
fornia to spend the winter or to remain
permanently.
SUNSET LIMITED" ARRIVALS
The following passengers came in over
the Southern Pacific on the Sunset linn
tied last evening: G. F. Ostertag. Lon
don, England; c. A. Higbig, Chihuahua,
Mexico; c. w. Cory, New Bedford,
Mass: G. Raux, ]. Hamilton, st. Louis.
Mo-; ]. L. Heating, Ell Oro; r. B. Hayes,
H. w. Stanley, ]. c. Beatty, B. b. Stan
ley, New York.
ANOTHER COPPER RIVER PARTY
H. r. Duff1n, manager Of the expedi-
ton Of sixty-five Los Angeles men who
sailed two weeks ago from San Pedro
on the steamer Alice Blanchard for the
Copper river gold fields, is organizing
another party for that country which
will leave here about February 10. Mr..
Duffin has chartered ship, and states
that the trip will certainly be made. He
has numerous inquiries reaching his Of
flee daily from all over California and
Arizona concerning Alaska, and from
present indications there will be tre-
mendous rush Of prospectors to the gold
fields early next spring.
MANY COMING HERE TO REMAIN
A large Phillips & Co. excursion party
arrived from the eastern states yester-
day over the Southern Pacific railroad
via Ogden. A majority Of the tourists
are destined for Pasadena and San Di-
ego to spend the winter, while many
come to Southern California to locate
permanently. Among those in the party
are:
Mrs. Mary Carney, Providence, r. l.:
Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. ]. p. Kahn, Mrs. 7.
Osbourne, Mrs. Sparks and son, New
York city; Mrs. M. Lyner. Utica; Mrs.
Eanchett, BinghamtOn, N. Y; J. T..
Mitten and wife, Sauk Center, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gettz, Fairibault, MINI. !;
e. M. Fales and wife, r. w. Fisher, Mrs.
H. A. Riddle, Minneapolis, Mimi; D.
]. Wilbur and wife. Fort Dodge, Iowa;
s. b. Jones and daughter, Des Moines,
Iowa; Anna Johnson, Anna Peterson,
Geo. Wellsback, 8. Wellsback, E. Wells-
back, Chicago, ILL.,. ]. M. Watson, WASH
ington, Iowa; Mrs. Mary Madden, st.
Joe, Mo-; w. H. Clewey, Mrs. w. IL.
Clewey. Mrs. Twomley, Mrs. ]. Twonl-
ley. L. H. Carter, Boston, Mass; J. A.
Mccormick, ]. Simmons, ]. Plummer,
Mrs. Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Dyer,
Miss Nellie Sears. Miss H. M. Fillmore.
c. Mcdonald, DIR. and Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. Rich, Fall River, Mass; Mrs. e.
M. Davis. New Bedford, Mass; Mrs. O.
Fl. Longfellow, Worcester, Mass; Miss
Pike, Mrs. Hall, New York city; r. B.
Cole and family, Miss Osborne, Clara
b. Dentistry, Geo. Leghorn, Grundy Gen.
ter. Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Satshony.
Adrian, Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. John
son. A. H. Wharling, Kirksville. Mo-;
s. L. Mckee, Wilmington, DEL; w. G.
Brown. w. H. Richards. Miss Carlisle,
Lorain. Ohio; Mrs. Ricketts,, Cleveland,
Ohio: L. Rothe. Mrs. Rothe. L. Redstale.
Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. 8. H. zeigler, Brook
lyn. Kan.
BURLINGTON ExCURSIONISTS
Tn following passengers arrived yes
terday morning by the Burlington route
personally conducted excursion in
charge Of Conductor G. d. Boyd: d.
Campbell, John Mcdonald, y. w. Holli-
day, Mrs. r. w. Moody. Miss c. w. Pond,
Miss A. G. LudSate, II. q. Earl. Mrs. 3.