The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06
BUSINESS MEN
READY TO TOUR
Excursion of California Pro-
motion Committee Begins
To-Day With Large Party
VISITING MANY PLACES
Pleasing Events Arranged to
Enable Passengers to View
Country With Benefit

The third excursion of the Califor-
mia Promotion Committee will begin
to-day. The party will leave the foot
of Market street at 8. O'Clock this af-
ternoon. An elaborate programme
has been prepared for the tour to the
southern portion of the State and in
the central coast counties. The spe-
cial features are summed UP in the
official itinerary card, as follows:
Los Angeles-Breakfast at Hotel westmin-
ster; twenty-five Los Angeles men join the
excursion
san Pedro-Trip on steamer Warrior about
San Pedro harbor
San Dfego-TroIiey ride about the city and
environs; dinner at Coronado Hotel
Santa Ana-Breakfast at Hotel Rossmore; (;
thirty minutes drive from Santa Ana TO
Riverside-Train stops at Arlington; tally no
from taere to Riverside; luncheon at Hotel
New GlenwoOd.
Rediands Drive about city and environs.
Los Angeles-Trip about CITY; dinner At
geles Chamber OF Commerce
Santa Barbara-Surf bathing: breakfast at
Hotel Potter; drive about city and environs.
San Luis Obispo-Drive showing points OF IN
terest: visit to Polytechnic School.
Paso Robes-Luncheon at Hotel Paso de
Robles.
ON HONEWARD JOURNEY.
Salinas-visit to sugar factory.
NatsonNllle-Publlc reception at PaJaro val
Santa Cruz-Dinner at Sea Beach Hotel;
reception at hotel
HoIlster-View surrounding country; break
San Jose-Tr4p through Santa Clara VALLEY
stopping at Los Gatos and at Saratoga; re-
turn to San Jose; luncheon at Hotel Vendome
Redwood City-Drive about city.
Palo Alto-Drive about city and to Leland
Stanford Jr. University; organ recital in
San. Mateo|Drive about city and to Bur
linganne. taking train at latter place.
The party will arrive at Los Ange
les tomorrow at a. m; at San Pc
dro at S:45 a. m; at Los Angeles on
the return from San Pedro at 10:30
a. m; at San Diego at 5 p. m.; at
Coronado Beach at $50 p. m; at San
Diego at 11:15 p. m. The party will
leave San Diego at a. m. Friday
and view Santa Ana, Orange. Airing
ton, Riverside, Redlands and Pasa-
dena and arrive at Los Angeles again
at .. m. The start from Los Ange-
les will be at . a. m. Saturday Dur
ing the day Santa Barbara, San Luis
Obispo. Paso Robles. Salinas and Wat
sonville and Santa Cruz will be visit
ed. The arrival at Santa Cruz is set
down for 7:45 p. m. Saturday. Santa
Cruz will be left at a. m. Sunday.
Hollister. San Jose, Santa Clara, Palo
Alto, Redwood City, San Mateo and
Burlingame and the ride through the
Santa Clara Valley by trolley are the
attractions for Sunday. The party is
due to arrive in San Francisco at 6
y. m. Sunday. The list of those who
Will travel with the party, as made
up yesterday, includes the following:
LIST OF THE TOURISTS.
]. W. Amrsth, S. L. Abbot Jr., Edward
P, Antron, n A: Avery. c. 5. Aiken. Leo F.
Alexander, NJ. :. Alexander. Paul Bancroft
~ p. Band, Fred w. Boole. David Bush
Henry Brune; Z. A. Barnhard. J. L. Bley
Bsbcock, Clarence Ludlow BrowneIl, r. A
Crothers. Charles Carpy. George {. Coddng
G. II. Crocker, DR.. Charles V Cross James
D'Arcona. DIR. p. de Necchi. John T. Dare
Arthur Eloesser. Charles w. Fay NJ j.
baum. Edmond Godchaux, j. r Giimartin. F.
Gotdried, William Gnssfeld. II. X. Gregory,
Ham. f. l.. Heuter, r. b Hale Harry
Howell, A. g. Hagerdorn. John Galen How
ard, 9 F. Humphrey, l.. Heynemann. NJ. Har-
ris. Milton Heynemann. Henry Hoffman Jr
David Starr Jordan Rufus p Jennings Floyd
b. Lyman. w w Lyman r. r. Lathron
William Loewe. Louis Lisser Henry Z;
Meyer. James McNab John McNaught F. V
Nelson, II. {. Norton, IL r. Newbauer j
az etthuI ~. Nasoh n - Norton
Joseph o. Connor, F. $. Osgood. NJ. V Po-
liteo J. NJ Patrick ] A. Pedler Alex y
Peers. {. H. Pierce. William Rieger h g
Pendleton. p. G. Ross r. l.. Radke W g.
Richardson. L. G. Richards. George Roeth
II. II. Sherwood. Richard Schmidt Rufus M
Steele. Carl H. Schmidt, Charles T. Schneelv
A. Sbarboro Charles Stallman. Frank !
Synmes Carl Schilling. Paul Shoup. George
". Turner r. /. Topltz J. Parker Whit
ney, William NJ Well T. J. Welsh Ciustave
Wormser. 6. J. Wstmore. r c. Warner Wal
ter J. Wilson, Benjamin Ide Wheeler Ellis
r. Wales, Parker Whitney. From Los An
geles and vicinity. J. Byrne. A. b. Cass
J. A. Foshay. J. E. Fishburn, H. f. Hunting,
ton Frank w. King, ]. o. Koephi. Homer
Laughlin, j. l.. Matheson, NJ II. Newmark
J. r. Newberry. George A. Parkyns Ferd X
Rule, G. NJ. Seeley, Mayor NJ. =. Snyder A.
e Skinner, NJ. II. Sherman, Robert wan
kowski w ID. Woolwine, W. J. Washburn