Arizona republican., 1903-05-06
RAILROAD TRAVEL
Phoenix Don't Spend All Its Money in One Place.

The railroad passenger business is enjoying a prosperity in this town at this time that Is almost appalling. The two attractions elsewhere are responsi- ble for 1t in large measure, though in the natural conditions of tourist travel. now is the time when humanity is on the wing. Yesterday morning there was a Dig excursion to the Grand Canyon, and last evening there was another one just as large over the M. & P, bound for La Fiesta de Los Angeles, though some took advantage of the low rates to buy tickets to other points, the tickets used being the regular summer excur- sion tickets. The M. & F. has taken this occasion to inaugurate its regular summer excursions, and hereafter will sell excursion tickets for use on Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays. Su- perintendent M. O. Bicknell accompan. led last nights excursion. The follow Ing lists are of course incomplete, for tickets remain on sale till the trains move and after 1t is too late to list pas sengers. Among those who left last night in the regular course of travel over the M. & P were:
 Mrs. A. D. V. Brown, for New York {: A. D. Sedoris, for Riverside; Lottie B Shirley, for Tucson: Mrs. F. Walls. for Lordsburg; Mrs. A. K. Brokaw, for Washington, D. C.. c. Franzer. for Portland, Ore: Rev. David Mcleod. for Pasadena: F. Fleishman, Helena Ship man, Gladys Shipman, for Los Angeles: {: J. E. Callahan, for Benson; John Hart and wife. for Lexington. Ky; Capt. Alvin c. Read. for Yuma: wm. Fogar- ty. for Cincinnati: Chas. King, wi;e and son, for Los Angeles.
 Those leaving on excursion tickets were: For San Diego-H. c. Bennett, MT. and Mrs. Will Cain, Walter Evans. r. L. Richmond Auna Embrice, pr. H. Jessop and wife. John Butcher, F. Reb- man, l.. P. Rebman. Miss Frances Smith, Miss Flora Smith, Mrs. Sarah Smith, Harry Schornick, Mrs. Blair T. R. Moore. Mrs. W. F. Dent For Santa Barbara-A. J. Schofield. W. l.. Pin ney. Mrs. Mary E. Blivens. Miss Rachel Blivens. For Long Beach-Mrs. I. O'Connor. Mrs. J. Taylor. Miss Daisy Taylor. Mrs. Margaret Wilson. Mrs. Anna Greeley. Mrs. C. F. Mcguire, Vina Mcguire, Helen Mcguire, David Park. For Newport Beach-David Smith. For Santa Monica-Miss Rose Stout. For San Pedro-James Loy.
 Among those leaving on the Santa Fe this morning were: Max Bunsick. Detroit: Miss May J. Derry. Miss Helen F. Derry. Saginaw, Mich: Ward J. Walner. Galesburg; Mrs. NJ. H. Spof- ford. La Junta; A. l.. Schatiman. Los Angeles; Miss Grace Goodwin, San Francisco; James Lish. Sacramento John Sampson. Lizzie Sampson, Will iamsburg, Pa; P. A. Stahl, Allen Byrnes, Mrs. J. A. Byrnes, Colorado Springs. F.. A. Merrill. Los Angeles.
 Among those leaving on yesterday mornings s. F., r. & r. train. aside from the Grand Canyon excursionists, were: Rev. and Mrs. Penlck. Sewanee. Tenn; MT. and Mrs. l.. W. Niswanter. Lima. O.; Edwin Baker. David wag- stram, C.. P. Reilley, Grisleta Peralt;t, Mrs. J. Gonzales, Cinema Ferris. Flag staff: Mrs. w. A White. Williams Emma Brown. Oliver Meyers, Harry McKean, EmpOria. Kas.; Russell Gregg. Nevada. Mo; Mrs. Amelia Renau, Slater Montrose. Henry P. Egly. Dav- i'd Zimmerman. Jonathan Zupp, Jacob Sleek, Mrs. F.. Rays, J. M. Clangman, Chicago; Thos. Murphy, Detroit. Mich. Mrs. G. w. Geenen. Concordia. Kas. {; G. A. Cornell. San Francisco, Cal {: MT. and Mrs. w. F. Blair, Prescott: i: MT. and Mrs. J. w. Buckingham, Bouldc~ Colo; Mrs. N. Right, Miss Viola Right. Miss Margaret Right, F. A. Hamlin. Helen Hamlin, A. A. Eder, R. Y. Drygan, Mrs. E. L. McLallan. F, l.. McLallann, Mrs. A. B. Mickey, San Diego; Mrs. M. A. Gray, Santa Bar bara, Cal; John Coons, H. J. Sander son, Mrs. J. A. Taylor. Denver; Mrs. c. B. Rossier. MT. and Mrs. Augusta Weight. Mrs. M. E. Smith. MT. and Mrs. w H. Strong. R. l.. Bake, F. P. Lee. Miss V. Mahoney, Miss NJ. A. Webber, Los Angeles; MT. and Mrs c. Bowles, Kansas City.
 There is something of coincidence in the fact that presidents always like to drop into Arizona on the day Phoenix has an election. President Mckinley. 1t will be remembered. was here on cleo ton day and President Roosevelt is now at Williams. his appearance there calling a large number of voters out of town But most of the Phoenix people who went on yesterday mornings trai voted before the excursion left town.
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