Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-27
EXCURSION
OFF TONIGHT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PARTY
STARTS
PLAN TO SEE IMPERIAL AND THE
VICINITY
Every Convenience Assured Travellers
While En- Route on Big Special
Train of the Southern
Pacific

Many disappointed Los Angeles busl-
ness men will see the chamber of COM
MERGE excursion off from the Arcade
depot of the Southern Pacific this even
| ing at $3.50 for Imperial
| This excursion will go twenty-five
miles below the international boundary
| line, to the end of the new Southern
Pacific line now building into Yuma.
The excursion committee is composed
| of Fred l.. Allies, chairman; j. E. Coffin,
Z. P. Bosbyshell, Lee A. Mcconnell and
Frank Virgins.
The excursionists will gather at the
Arcade depot at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
evening, one hour ahead of train time,
in order to be on time to procure rail-
road tickets
The special train will consist of ten
cars and will be made up as follows:
Engine, baggage car, dining car, three
standard Pullman sleepers, parlor car
(for smoking and lounging), three
standard Pullman sleepers and dining
car.
Use Two Diners
The passengers assigned to front
sleepers will use front dining car; the
passengers in rear three SleeperS viii
use rear dining car.
There will be two dressing rooms on
each sleeper for public use.
Meals in dining cars will be ready
for service as follows: Breakfast al
$50. luncheon at 11:3l, dinner at $50.
The advice of the committee is to-
eat early.
On account of the laws in Riverside
and Imperial counties it will not be
possible for the Southern Pacific dining
cars to sell liquors in these counties,
but there is no restriction on excursion
lists furnishing their own liquors and
having them served in the dining cars
with charge.
All Comforts Provided
Dining cars will be stocked with gin?
ger ale, mineral water, cigars, cigar
cites, etc. Liquors may be purchased
in the rear dining car at any time be.
fore reaching Redlands Junction on
Thursday evening, or after passing the
same point on Saturday night.
Carriages will be at Brawley station
at a. m. Friday for a drive over the
valley. Compliments of Brawley cham
Der of commerce.
Carriages will be at Imperial station
at noon Friday for another drive, under
the auspices of the Imperial chamber
of commerce.
On Friday evening the citizens of Ell
Centre will give a public reception to
the excursionists at the opera house,
and a large delegation of business men
from the surrounding towns is expected
to attend.
Citizens to Welcome Visitors
On Saturday morning the citizens of
Calexico will offer the freedom of their
city to the party, and at noon w. r.
Holt of Holtville will take the excur-
sionists to the latter city on the in
terurban railroad from Ell Centre.
On Saturday evening the citizens of
Imperial will offer public reception
to our people at the Imperial city hall.
Reception Committee Appointed
The following reception committee
has been appointed by President Geo.
H. Stewart, and they will attend to the
wants of the eXcursionists during the
trip, furnishing advice, information and
introductions to the business men of
the valley: James Slauson, chairman;
Percy H. Clark, Charles w. Fleming,
L. Kimble, w. NJ. Hamaker, j. c. Rays,
d. j. Brownstein, A. p. Griffith, Carl
Steinlein and M. Eshman.
n. r. Martin, district passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific company,
will have charge of the train.
The following are the names of the
excursionists:
Fred L. Allies, Abraham Bernheim, e.
w. Fleming, Henry Albers, Louis
Blankenhorn, Adolf Bernard, D. ].
Brownstein, w. S. Boggs, w. H. Booth.
j. B. Brokaw, w. Jarvis Barlow, j. w.
Bandy, w. F. Bosbyshell, e. p. Bosby-
shell. c. H. Bingham, S. r. Burns, r.
D. Bronson, w. B. Broadwell, Jno. %.
Coffin, J. P. B. Crosby, Percy H. Clark,
w. w. Stephens, r. L. Craig, Bert
Challis, G.. B. Caldwell, H. S. Jones.
Lee Chamberlain, N. ]. Davenport, T.
L. Duque, John C. Eads, Chas. A. Ed
er, Carl Entenmann, M, Eshman, Fred
Falls, DIR. c. Fault, James A. Foshay,
Walter Fisher, w. A. Gillette, A. p.
Griffith, T.. A. Graham, S. Guasti, E. w.
Gilmore, VIM. N Clifton, H. e. Hutch
inson, F. ]. Holman, G. w. Hoover,
Chas. L. Hubbard, Carl Steinlein, d.
W. Hart, w. E. Highes, a. V. Handorf,
]. ]. Hummell, Haywood, W. NJ. Ha-
maker, E. A. Hoffman, Harry S. Hitch
cock, F. c. Paulin, James irving, w.
H. Jameson, H. c. Jensen, A. 7. Jer-
gins, Abbot Kinney, Henry Krucke-
berg, L. Kimble, B. F. KierulH, Jr.,
Geo. w. Kitchen, w. j. King, ]. G.
Rays, J. Kuhrts, VIM. II. Kent, p. A.
Lord, Geo. Lecour, C. H. Lippincott. p.
w. Lawton, F. c. Lory, L. Lindsay, j.
C. Lewis, Chas. Lantz, e. ]. Louis,
JOS r. LOTUS, E. F. Hamilton, Clar-
ence c. Ferguson, Geo. w. Lichten-
berger, N. r. Martin, Y. D. Mathuss, S.
P milford, P. H. Mathews, M. b.
| Mosher, F. l.. McKa1n, Lee A. McCon-
nell, j, H. Martindale, j. L. Matheson,
VIM. Mead, Geo. H. Martin H. X Nor
ton, A. L. Nelson, VIM. Niles, ]. w.
Oakley, d. w. Pontius, Edgar F.
Pierce, A. E. Pomeroy, F. F. Pellissier,
| C. r. lockwood, NJ. Rosenbaum, w. G.
Reynolds, John Huber, ]. N. Russell,
w. B. Russell, e. w. Reynolds DIR. Jno.
F. Rankin, S. Storm, T. B. Alexander,
Chas. Stimson, w. S. Stitt, James Slau-
son, r. H. Sanborn, Seymour Swarts,
Fred E. Smith. N. w. Stowell, A. G.
Skinner, G. w. Schlichten, Geo: II.
Stewart, A. w. Swanfeldt H. Y. Stan
ley, E. 7. Cooke, Samuel Tustin, G., A.
Thomas, r. M. league, y. 5. Tompkins,
p G. league Frank Virgins, Hugh
White, Chas. L. Wilson, P. ]. Wilson,
c. ]. Wade.
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