The herald., 1897-12-15
A LARGE BURLINGTON EXCUR-
SION PARTY ARRIVES
Other Excursions Arrive Over the
Northern and Southern Routes.
Notes Of Track and Tie

that the work of construction would bs
completed on December 20 and on tht
following day regular train service
would be inaugurated between Kramer
and Randsburg. The time for the ar
rival and departure Of trains has not
yet been announced, but 1t is known thai
two round trips will be made daily owe!
the line.
General Passenger Agent Byrne ar
rived home on the California limited
from Chicago last evening, and 1t is
thought that in few days he will take
the preliminary steps toward arrang-
ing for the big cheap excursion which
will be run to the new mining district
some time during the holidays.
SANTA FEE DIRECTORS PLEASED
Thomas P. Fowler, a member Of the
board of directors Of the Santa Fee sys-
tenn, who has been looking over the COM
pany's property in Southern California
for several days, left for his home in New
York yesterday morning. Mr.. Fowler
was accompanied on his inspection trip
by c. NJ. Higginson, assistant to Presi-
dent E. P. Ripley, and other gentlemen
interested in the railroad.
They were shown over the lines by
General Manager w. G. Nevin and Wis
tied every point of interest. Mr.. Fow
Ter and the entire party expressed them
selves as being more than pleased over
the condition In which they found the
roadbed and equipment. Mr.. Fowler
stated that the city passenger Office OF
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one in every respect and few Of the large
eastern cities supported more attract
i've and centrally located Office.
BURLINGTON ROUTE ARRIVALS
The following passengers arrived in
Los Angeles from the east yesterday at
ternoon by the Burlington route per-
sonally conducted excursion, in charge
of C. D. Boyd:
DR.. w. E. Waddell, Galesburg, ILL.,; H.
]. Mcintyre and family, Mrs. c. a.
Sterrett, ]. B. Samuels and wife, Frank
]. H. Harrington and wife and son,
Manchester. N. H.; Mrs. E. A. King
man, North Hampton, Mass; J. ]. Re
gan, F. E. Mccartney and wife. Mrs. A
D. Dresser, Ella Sackett. J. w. Chap
man and wife, S. Hammand, Boston:
Mrs. S. J. Fox. Chicago; Mrs. w. 1. Wood,
Galesburg. ILL.,; r. F. hurry and wife,
Boston,: c. E. Hurlburt, Sterling, III. {,
NJ. Maloney and wife, Aurora, ILL.,; E. NJ
Grundy and wife and daughter, Hast
ings, Neb.; L. C. Chsnoweth and fam
lily. Clinton, ILL.,; Mrs. A. Shields and
daughter. Creston, Ia; Mrs. NJ. Park,
Galesburg, ILL.,; C. D. Dressing, wife and
son. Omaha; Mrs. r. Lyman, Mendocino,
Ia; L. B. Cannon, Aledo, ILL.,; George and
Frank Kenshaw, Lincoln. Neb.; c. ].
Campbell, Storm Lake, Ia, Mrs. A. Carr,
Weelsville, Pa; W. G. Lennert, ]. E
Montrox, Evansville, Ind; j. B. Bar
row, st. Louis; r. L. Stewart and wife,
Kansas City; F. H. Rice, Corning, Ia :;
William Crane and family, Chicago; j.
l. Necker, Hastings. Neb. ]. L. Haley
and family. Alma Neb.; Mary Shoe
maker, Clarinda, Ia; J. E. White and
wife, Tracy, Mimi; G. L. Wright, Ulys-
Ses, Neb.
MORE ExCURSIONISTS ARRIVE
The following people arrived yester-
day via A. Phillips &, Co.'S excursion
agency, Ogden route, with Manager e..
NJ Hitchcock in charge:
Alex Crawford, M. Manzins, Detroit,
Mich; Jno. Manzins, Mrs. A. Rice, Chi
cago, ILL.,; D. Cole, Math Cole, Amo.
Cole, Adrian, Mich; j. w. Early, Mrs.
]. w. Early, A. H. Preble, Mrs. A. Fl.
Preble, Mrs. McCrellis, Mrs. Flagg, Mrs.
f. MaXfield, A. F. Tower, A. G. Broen-
son, A. Seaman. Mrs. Sargent, Boston,
j. Baily, Rockford, ILL.,; H. A. Gerlfus,
Ithaca City, Pa; J. Hays, S. Hays, Pitt
son, Pa; j. Boyd, w. M. Riley, Chas
Riley, q. w. Young, Chicago; D. P. Da-
Wis, Fl. R. Roberts, +. T. Griffith, o.
Sloyd Washington, a.;Mrs. N. Van
Sile, Otigo, Kas.; Mrs. S. f. Viles, s.
Paul, Mimi; Dr. p. 2. Howe, John Chick.
Mrs. ]. Chick. c. R. Waterman, j. T.
Chimes, Minneapolis, Mimi. Fl. H. Mar
tin, r. A. Martin j. G. Hodgson, Mrs.
Hodgson, Clara Hodgson, Chas Hods-
son, Edmond Anthony, Mrs E. Anthony,
Mortified, Mimi. Miss Ella Boder, Vic
tor, Ia; w. II. billy, Atlantic, Ia; c. Fl.
Sunderland, Omaha, Neb.; Ona Pierce,
D. +. Pierce. Mrs. d. F. Pierce, Chicago.
The following party reached Los An
geles last Saturday evening via Ell Paso
under the same excursion agency, in
charge of l. N. Atchison:
N. V. Haughton, II. G. Eaughton, Chi
cago, H.; Miss L. Provost, Mrs. C. 4.
Provost, Davenport Ia; Mrs. W. G.
McGary, Fairfield, Ia. Andrew Hamil-
ton, Mrs. Andrew Hamilton, Miss Lillian
Hamilton, A. N. Bartlett Cedar Pals,
Ia; G. M. Warner. ]. A. Hugerman,
Geo. A. Cook Mrs Geo. A. Cook, Albert
Lea, Ia; J. p. Nohen, D. Mllburn, Cedar
RAPIDS, Ia; Van Luron, Rockford. Ia.
J. K. Nichols, Lizzie Cullen, I. f. Dick
inson, G. w. Hanson, Hattie M. Hurd,
e. Cooper. L. S. Hurd, Paul w. Harris,
Minneapolis, Mimi; Catherine S. Dunn,
J. e. Smith, w. r. White, Mrs. w. r..
White, Miss White. D. Strunk. I. Strunk,
st. Paul, Mimi; Mrs. E. Winfield, We'll
Iington, Kas.; J. Hasely. Dallas, Tex.
A. ]. Blarchonhof, TeXarkana, Ark.
SUNSET LIMITED PASSENGERS
The following passengers arrived at
Arcade depot on the sunset limited, over
the Southern Pacific railroad, yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. Among the pas
sergers was w. F. Fitzgerald, attorney
general, en- route from Washington to
Sacramento. f. p. Duncan, Mrs. F. p.
Duncan, Louise M. Taft, Ella c. Torrie,
w. J. Southgate and r. H. Southgate,