Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Personal Mention.

]. II. Proule, Of Ottawa, Canada, is at the
81, Charles
A. Gundlach. Of Moberly, Missouri, Is
registered at the Grand Central.
Mr.. A. L. Reynolds, Of the Pinacate mines,
Is stopping at the Grand Central
II. e. Everett and l.. +. In Lale, Of Alley
town, Texas, are nt the Grand Central.
Gen. John r. Briefly, of the San Pedro
Record, is registered at the st. Elmo.
Mr.. L. NJ Holt, of the Riverside Press ant
Horticultural. is registered at the 81. Elmo
Mr.. d. d. Fields, well known resident
Knights Ferry, is stopping at the st. Charles
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunlop. of Dakota
arrived from the north yesterday, and are
registered at the Depot Hotel.
Samuel Carson, OF Antelope, paid the HER
AID once a pleasant call yesterday. HC
brings fiattering news from that live and
prosperous settlement
A. Petsch, OF the Hcrmosa tract Of the
Cucamonga Rancho, who has spent couple
of days visiting in this city and Pasadena,
left for home yesterday afternoon,
Pete Gabriel, formerly Deputy sheriff In
Los Angeles. has been reelected Sheriff OF
Pinal county, Arizona by about $50 majority.
Pete is brave officer and will make good
Sheriff.
G. N. Shaw, sonin.law of A. N. Towne,
wife, child and maid, are sOjourning at the
Depot Hotel, waiting for tho arrival of the
Towne party, who VIII arrive BY the Sunset
route to-day.
Judge b. s. Eaton, who is a recognized
authority on the modern system OF irriga-
tion and n sterling Democrat, was in the
city Yesterday, being full of enthusiasm
alarttnn an f'IaNalanh and Han
dricks.
Gen. Il. =, Hewitt left by yesterdays south
bound iroin, to meet A. N Towne, General
Manager for the s. p. and c. T. Railroads,
and party, consisting of Mr.. John Foster,
Mrs. Shaw and J. NJ. Requa and family, who
viii arrive this =. N.
J.J. Hanford, the wide-awake and enter.
prising real estate man, will put in eight
hundred acres OF land in wheat, fruit and
vines on his farm In Antelope Valley this
year. IIo and his interesting and amiable
wife arrived In the city from Antelope yes
terday and Will sojourn here for the winter.
Mr.. II. II. Douglass. the recent Democratic
nominee OF Yuma county, Arizona, for the
Office Of Sheriff. is in the city and registered
at the st. Elmo Mr.. Douglass was left ou
on election day, but with his large business
as stage proprietor for the great Colorado
line and several mines along the Colorado
he feels as II he could stand his defent witt
great complacency.
Frank Glencross, the enterprising and
obliging proprietor of the Lancaster Hotel
at the sprightly new town of Lancaster, in
Antelope Valley, was Ia the city yesterday
as busy as an ant on burning back log. Mr.
Glencross not only conducts the hotel al
that place, but carries on a general mer
chandise business, runs the lumber yard
and makes himself generally useful,
We had the pleasure of call yesterday
from Surveyor-Gcneral Wiley. who is In
Los Angeles on his return from voting at his
home In San Diego. our young and accom-
plished friend, who has discharged the
duties OF his position most acceptably both
to the people OF the State, his party and him
self, Will remain with us some days We
trust that his experiences here viii be
pleasant