The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
JOURNEY ALONG
PAC|F|C'S SHORE
New Coast Line Trav-
eled Over by Rail-
road Men.
Santa Barbara and Paso
sRobles Entertain the
Fasteners.

PASO ROBLES, Nov. 16.-The special
train bearing the American Association
OF Travelling Passenger Agents arrived
here to-day, en- route to San Francisco.
The visitors were entertained at dinner
by Manager Otto E. Never and departed
at o'clock.
At Santa Barbara this morning the citi-
zens gave the Fasteners royal time.
The weather was ideal. When the train
drew into the station reception COM
mittee was there to meet it. After SUBJ
Stantial breakfast at the Arlington Ho-
tel the railroad men were taken in tally
hos and private carriages around the city
The first stop was made at the Old MIS-
sion and the Franciscan Fathers did
everything in their power to entertain.
After luncheon in the Arlington, the party
boarded the train and proceeded to PaSo
RobleS, arriving here at O'Clock.
The scenery along the Southern PACING
new coast division was greatly enjoyed by
all the Eastern visitors and they coulo not
say enough about their appreciation OF
the beautiful climate and the picturesque
ness of California.
The special train will arrive at Del
Monte tomorrow morning early. AFTER
breakfast the railroad men will take the
seventeen mile drive. They will leave
Monterey late tomorrow night and Will
arrive in San Jose on Monday morning.
There they will be entertained.
The railroad men will be guests OF San
Francisco from Monday noon until
w eQneSday night.
Travelling passenger agents are consid-
cred the finest advertising medium OF any
class of men that visit the State. Ine
railroad companies appreciate this ana
there is friendly rivalry between the
Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe to ex-
eel one another in making the trip or
the Eastern agents pleasant. 1t is Wh1s-
pered that the latter road has already
spent SIC. 900 in entertaining the travelling
passenger agents during their visit to this
coast
On the arrival of the railroad men in
San Francisco on Monday an elaborate
programme will be followed. On Monday
night the party will be taken through
Chinatown and on Tuesday night all VIII
go to the Orpheum as guests OF the oouln-
ern Pacific Company.
Those in the party from the East are:
Thomas E. Malone and wife. l. G. sadd
Pittsburg, Pa; r. H. Crosier, Kansas Clty
Ohio: Fred P Fox, Buffalo; George A. van
Duke, Chicago; L. w. Price and wife, Kansas
F. Kelly and wife. Buffalo; G: W Stearn and
wife, San Antonio; G II. FIsher ana wl1e'
Columbus; c: s. Blackman, G. b. Wiley: 5:
G. d. Hall, ]. H. Word, Atlanta. Ga; M F.
Bragg. Norfolk, Va; L. T Fowler, George A. a
Johnson, Philadelphia; X. L. Pollemer, wife
and sister George w. Winters, F. l. Burkett,
Peoria, Iii c. c. Merrill. K. NJ. Wishart. R.
Parker and wife; E. B. Harris. c. II Burgess,
James C: Everset; N c. Keerin. wife and son
Husner. A. c. Shaw, Matt schutter. wife and
child Chicago; L. W. Landmann, H. F. Car
ter and wife, L. G. Lewis and wife, w. Wolf
schlager and wife, Detroit; Joseph Biggs, Ed
Sraith and wife. Mrs. William Shaw, w. T..
Holly and sister. T. A. Garrigan, wife and
daughter, James E. Reeves and wife, Mrs Dan
Mullaney, Cincinnati; r. j. James and wife.
Eureka Springs, Ark; H j. Gray, Grand Rap
ids Mich; c. D. Morgan, Birmingham, Ala. {;
John H June, wife and mother. Indianapolis;
L. B. Cooper and wife. B. F.: Bum and wife.
Kansas City; Mrs. w. E. Smith Jr. and daugh-
ter Nashville, Tenn; Ira F. Schoegel, Hamil-
c. Tousey and wife, Toledo; A. E. Acres,
cleveland; G. H Coffman and wife, Reading,
Pa; P E. Danbaugh, Toledo; Sidney Van
Duzen, Pittsburg; j. E. Prendle, Milton Roach.
cry. E. P. Turner and wife. Dallas; Tom
Chandler and wife,, c. M: Woods and wife,
Colorado Springs; A. P. Massey, E. D. Mer-
chant. P. Nell and wife, S. c. Claim. W. D.
White. H. Price and wife, S. W. Menning wife
and sister, Boston: ]. d. Tenbrok, Albany. N.
Y; H. B. Coe Portland Me-; ]. E. Preston,
Denver; ]. w. McLeon Sedalia, Mo-; ]. c..
Lowreen. E. B. Pope. John Williams, w. d:
wife Charles Rudolph. st. Louis; e. T. Swan
and wife, Denver; Miss Bacon. FChillicothe,
Ohio; Matt Schulter and wife, Chicago.
Pacific Coast members of the party are:
M. C. Cants. A. Burr. F. C. Lathrop. c.
Paydock and wife; George Long and wife, w.
W. Elliott and wife. T. G. Peck, E. w Gill
lette, Los Angeles; F. E Thompson and wife.
San Jose; F. NJ. Frye and wife. San Diego; NJ.
J-Roche Portland; B. T. Coons and wife. San
ia Barbara; F. j. Clark and wife, r. c. Cline
and wife T. F. Fitzgerald and wife, C. M.
White and wife. g. A. Parkyns and wife, Los
Angeles; c. A Thurston, W. T. Hunter. c. and
N w: Timothy Mel, Denver and Rio Grande
Railway: Malone Joyce, Colorado Midland Rail-
way; B. H. Trumbull and wife. Portland Or.