Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-26
SPECIAL TRAIN Is
OFF FOR COALINGA
ExCURSI0NlSTS NUMBER 160
PERSONS
VIII Spend Today at coallnga and To-
morrow at Bakersfleld-Doheney
Attaches Private Car Es-
telIe to Train

The special train for the oil fields got
away last night at 10 o'clock, carrying
160 representative business men OF Los
Angeles, nearly all of whom are inter-
ested, directly or indirectly, IN the Oh
business. The private ear Esteiie ol
Edward l.. Doheney, president OF tne
American Petroleum company was az
tached to the special and occupied py
J. G.. Anderson, vice president OF the
company; G. A. Garfield, vice presldeIlI
OF the Associated Oil company; d.
Norman Bridge and a number OF per-
sonal friends of Mr.. Doheney.
The Southern Pacific traffic depart
ment has agreed to deliver the train at
Coalinga this morning at o'clock, and
a committee of Coalinga oil men VIII
meet the train at Hanford, rout every
body out of bed and extend hearty
welcome Breakfast will be eaten on
the train, and the excursionists Will
embark on automobiles for trip
through the oil fields Immediately upon
their arrival. Luncheon VIII be served
In the field, probably at the camp Oh
the California Oil Fields, Ltd, the re-
turn being made to Coalinga III the
afternoon. Tonight the excurslonists
will be the guests of the city at q
banquet at which there will be adj
dresses by both Los Angeles and Goa
linga representatives. Capt. j. f. Lu-
cev will act as toastmaster, and with
his wide acquaintance among those IN
attendance, it is certain that the best
of talent will be enlisted. 7. A. O'Don-
nell, field manager for the American
Petroleum company, has been In Goa
linga for two weeks, arranging the
final details for the entertainment, and
those who know Mr.. O'Donnell are eX-
pecting great things.
After Coalinga comes Bakersfield, and
while that city has kept its arrange
-. L. Ir.av w.yzgN hot
elaborate plans have been consummat-
ed for the entertainment of the guests
The train will reach the Kern River
fields early Saturday morning, and a
number of automobiles have been pro-
vided to take them through the fields
Leaving Bakersfield Sunday morning,
Sunset and Midway will be visited, the
train arriving home at o'clock Mon
day morning.
The train consists of five standard
Pullman cars, one compartment car, the
special car Estelle, two diners and one
buffet and baggage car, the last named
presided over by the attaches of the
Sierra Madre club, under whose aus
pices the excursion was conducted, and
carried the following passengers:
Allen, Robt NJ, W. II. Allen & Co.
Abade' Emile r., mining engineer.
Anderson j. c. vice president American
Petroleum company.
Austin, J. e.. oil operator
Avery, Or. NJ. N, vice president German
American Savings bank.
Axelson, G. F., Axelson Machine works.
Bnrnes. c. B., manager National supply com
Barnes. r. A.. secretary Barker Bros.
Ballard, F. NJ, real estate.
Beeeher, A. j., oil operator
Bennett. f. A.. capitalist
Bedion. n. s.. assistant secretary Smith
Boothe-usher company
Berry, C. J.. president c. J. oil company
Berry, Henry, president Los Angeles Base
ball association.
Berry. r. NJ. Union Wen Supply company.
Berry. w j.. OH operator,
Black, +. W. National Supply company.
Bosser e. NJ, A. Leschens Sons Rope
company.
Blankenhorn. L. NJ. member Los Angeles
Stock exchange.
Bowen. e. j., manager Pacific Wire Rope
company.
Bradner. B. j.. simohs- -Bradner-Ross COM
Brooks, H.. VIM. Stats & Co.. bankers and
brokers'
Brainerd. e. r.. vice president Traders bank.
Brainerd, II. j., manufacturer.
Bridge, DR.. Norman, vice president Mexi-
can Petroleum company,
Bryant, o. c., Los Angeles Building com
pany
Bulla. Robt. N. Central OIL company.
Bushnell, Jno. H., member Los Angeles Stock
exchange.
NahheiNf -. 49, Wv fANNAeN"" ~N'SNeAesNN N'a
Carter. c. H.. manager Pacific Electrical
works.
carriEan. T. j.. vice president, Clara Con-
solidated,
Chase. G. r.. manager Gladiator Packing and
Rubber company.
crisier. L. C.. member Los Angeles Stock
Cheney A. L., Cheney Safe company
Grow, DR.. S. s., physician.
Cole. Harry A., assistant secretary California
Midway oil company.
Ccnner, e. NJ, oil operator
Danzger. ], NJ attorney.
Delamo, c.
Dickensheets. C. D., broker
Doheny. e. L., president American Petroleum
company.
Dolhnger, Jno vollmer-Jantzen company.
Dohnger, o., Vollmer-Jantzen company.
Dorm, ]. H., Bay cit OIL company,
Durkee L., member Los Angeles Stock
change.
E6gar, G. A, oil operator.
Edwards, r. H., bonds and investments
Elliott. T. L.. president Columbia Trust COM
pany
Ellis G. G.. assistant secretatry Los An
geles Stock exchange
English, p. A., gypsum and oil.
Essick Newman. cashier Commercial Nation
al bank.
Fiihol Jos Crescent Wine company
Forsythe, G. t., assistant superintendent
Fondersmith, H. S.. Los Angeles Ice and
Cold Storage company.
Francis Ira j.. sales agent Jno. Roehlings'
Sons company.
Gates, Lee c., Title Insurance and Trust
company
Gilman c. H., California correspondent Oil
City Derrick.
Gillette, c, G.. Cleveland OIL company
Gillette, Master Waldo o.
Goldwater, A. j., secretary stewart-Dawes
Shoe company.
Greene H. A.. Greene & Hutchinson
Gregory M s., secretary Union League club,
Gregson Fred p, traffic manager Jobbers'
association.
Crosse Edw w. capitalist
Guthrie, A. s., Union oil company.
GuthTey, II. b., oil operator
Hewlett. e. E., Hewlett. Bancroft & Ballan-
tine.
T1amaker, W. NJ manager credit department
First National bank.
Hancock c. A., general manager Rancho La
Brea Oil company.
Fastin Stone assistant manager Union Well
Supply company.
Haynes, L. G., oil and Metals bank.
Hays T A., vice president Western Pipe and
Steel company
rfoSrens n M, New York city.
Hotailng, H. c., Bay City Oil company.
Hitchcock, II. s., sales manager Baker Iron
Hum, @iNe Edward X, Eldorado-Placer Dredging
company
James, J., member Los Angeles Stock ex-
change.
,hasi r,rrtts builder and contractor