The herald., 1898-01-01
DESMOND'S
No. t4t S. Spring Street

the eastern tourists to Los Angeles, and
1t has been decided to run an additional
train. similarly equipped, from San Ber-
nardfno to Riverside upon the arrival of
each California limited.
IN NEED OF LARGER QUARTERS
The car accountant department of the
Santa Fe Pacific railroad was yesterday
moved from the fifth floor of the Brad
bury building to the floor below, under
General Manager Nevin's Office, in order
to give additional room to General Su-
perintendent Wells and his clerical
force. The business of the company is
constantly increasing, more employees
are gradually being added, and it is only
question of time until larger quarters
will have to be secured, as at present
each department is complaining of being
overcrowded. The entire upper floor
and part Of the fourth floor of
the building Is now used by the Santa Fe
Pacific and Southern California roads.
SUNSET LIMITED ARRIVALS
The following passengers arrived
at the Arcade Depot on the Sunset Linn
tied at o'clock yesterday evening:
w. f. Bunger, Mrs. w. F. Bunger,
Poughkeepsie; l.. w. Peels, Los Angeles;
Ben Laut, Louisville, KY; M. G. Mead,
Mrs. M. C. Mead, Marion, o.; w. w.
Curtis, Mrs. w. Curtis, Chicago; w. T.
Baton. Redlands; G. r. Grant, ]. F.
Seguin, Fort Worth; Mrs. White, New
Orleans; c. e. Wheeler, Mrs. C. E..
Wheeler, Anna l.. Webster, w. B. Owen,
Mrs. w. B. Owen, Miss Owen, Herman
Eaton, all of Los Angeles; Grace Emery,
Maricopa; o. D. Painter, Mrs. o. d.
Painter, o. H. Painter, G. P. Camp, San
Francisco; Thos. e. Work. L. Work, G.
r. Pott, Miss Stuart, New York; Mrs. E.
Garner, Alameda; Elsie A. Mcbride,
Chicago; Mrs. VIM. Giles, Toledo, O.;
Mrs. F. Jones, Monrovia; Mrs. William
Thomas, Miss Thomas, New York; D.
A. Chester. Mrs. A. d. Chester, M. A.
Chester, Mrs. M. A. Chester, A. R.
Kearney, all of Buffalo, N. Y; Pearl
Stone, Emma F. Stone, New York;
Emma v. Post, James v. Post, Charles
v. Post, George v. Post, H. A. Weeks
San francisco; H. H. Rosenbaum, G.
w. Northern, Jos. Mychell, Los Angeles;
T. Page. G. Pargitt. Woodstock, Can. |;
A. H. Humall, Mrs. A. H. Humall, Hones-
dale; w. L. Standish, Mrs. w. L. Stand
ish, Pittsburg; w. E. Humble, Dallas.
CAst 44s 11OllACS, 1ul D. !. VI. I1OIuGS.
j. Makend, Mrs. L. H. Smith, F. Rich
ardson, all Of San Francisco; ]. N. Hig-
gins, and family; Santa Barbara; G.
P. Mathes, Mrs. G. p. Mathes, Joliet.
ILL.,; w. G. Anderson, E. B. Andrews,
Mr.. Pearson. Chicago; P. M. Kemp, Ala
media; Miss L. Furbish, Boston.
NOTES OF TIE AND TRACK
The California limited over the Santa
Fe, which will arrive this evening, has
on board a party of seventy-eight east
ern tourists.
Captain Steere, commercial agent for
the Southern Pacific company at Rands-
burg, has come down to spend New Year
with friends.
Division Superintendent W.B. Beamer
is here from San Bernardino on busi-
ness in connection with the new train
service to San Diego and Riverside.
H.G. Thompson, formerly general pas
senger agent for the Southern California
railway, but at present assistant to
Passenger Traffic Agent w. F. White of
the Santa Fe system at Chicago, arrived
here yesterday on business for his COM
pany. He will spend several days in
Los Angeles and then proceed to San
Francisco.
All the railroads expect to do a big
passenger business to Pasadena today.
on account Of the tournament OF roses.
The general passenger department of
the Southern Pacific company has lust
issued a neat and valuable pamphlet on
"Recuperating Resorts In Southern Cal
ifornia, = which was compiled for the use
of physicians. The edition numbers
10000 copies.