San Jose Branch, November 24, 1929

Passenger service on the WP San Jose Branch lasted only eight years. Service was inaugurated on May 14, 1923, using two 68 horsepower gasoline powered cars, Nos 198 and 199. Each of the cars had seats for 42 passengers and were built in 1922 by the Service Motor Truck Company of Wabash, Indiana. The one-way fare between San Jose and Niles was 66 cents. Trains No. 101 and No. 102 made a connection in Niles with Western Pacific's flagship train, the Scenic Limited. Passenger service on the WP San Jose Branch was discontinued on August 30, 1931.

November 24, 1929