Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-08
Personal Mention.

j. Mitroyich, of DVwDey was in the
city yesterday.
G. A. Wallace, Of Tombstone, A. T.,
is at the st. Charles.
C. G. Hart, of Daggett, is registered
at the Grand Central.
Mr.. Il. T.. Rowan has gone out to
Cotton for short visit
City Attorney, J. w. Mckinley
arrives here to-day by train.
y. II. Smith, of Waterman, is stop
ping at the Grand Central.
Hon. C. Maclay, of San Fernando, ia
in the city on a business visit.
Mr.. A. J. Neuton has gone out TO San
Bernardno for a week or so.
Chas. T. Gilbert, of st. Paul. Mime
sofa, is registered at the st. Charles.
Hon. s. NJ. White and wife are pas
sengers on the train due here to-day at
1870 P. NJ.
Mr.. l.. G. Sresovich, Of San Francisco,
has arrived in the city to look after the
orange crop of 1886.
Mr.. w. +. Bliss. a real estate man
from Visalia, is in the city with head
quarters at The Pico House.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day for Fred. K. Harris and Hannah Z.
Ball, and j. G. Wright and j Il. Nelson.
MIR. j. w. McClelland, recently OF
Kentucky, has been engaged by Mr. Il.
| j, Baldwin as trainer for hls magnificent
string Of horses.
MIR. Robert G. Mcpherson, the veteran
and successful oil well maker, who bored
the first famous well of San Fernando. is
in the city and greeted by host OF
| friends.
Hon. Chancellor Harrison, ex-Collector
Of Internal Revenue, is in the city. 1t
| is an open secret that this gentleman is
a candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for Governor of the State of Cali
| fornia.
Mrs. Il. d. Mott has gone to San Fran
cisco to spend the holidays with her
| friends. This is matter of regret to a
large number OF her friends. who desired
| her assistance during the social festivi-
ties OF the holiday season.
James G. Chapman, for many years a
resident Of Omaha, after some two
weeks visit to this city, has become SO
thoroughly captivated with Southern
| California that he has concluded to To-
| cate here permanently. Mr.. Chapman
will bring considerable wealth to this
county for investment.
Judge A. M. Bragg, of Compton, who
has ofIiciated 50 ably as Master of Los
Angeles Lodge, No. AZ, F. q A. NJ, and
by his genial, whole hearted hospitality
made il so pleasant for soiourners in Los
Angeles, paid the HERALD a pleasant
call yesterday and had ''his name en-
rolled among the workmen" for the
HERALD one year.
Mr.. Loring Pickering, editor of the
San Francisco Call, is in the city with
headquarters at the Pico House. Mr..
| Pickering is spending few weeks in
| the genial climate Of Southern Califor-
MIA, and finds it very pleasant place to
| soiourn. This gentleman is indeed q
| veteran journalist and has made his
paper all it is on this coast. MIR. Pick
ering is doing Los Angeles ON his bridal
tour with his charming bride.
The Hon. Duncan Mcpherson, editor
of the Santa Cruz Sentinel, returned to
this city from San Fernando yesterday
and took the train for Wilmington in
the evening, where he addressed the
| Workmen and took the steamer for San
| Francisco this morning. MIR. McPher-
son had pleasant sojourn in Southern
| California this time and lef. for home
to-day with golden opinions OF the
southern counties and is almost persuad-
ed to stay.
Don Gregorio Gonzales, manager OF
the Mexican Typical Orchestra, who
achieved so pronounced aud delightful a
success at the great Worlds Fair Expo
sition at New Orleans, is whiting Los
Angeles. The Mexican Typical orches-
ira was charming feature oil the New
Orleans Exposition, and it is u be hoped
that the accomplished manager may be
induced to give the music lovers OF Los
Angeles, aud in fact OF California, feast
| of the choice music OF this talented or
| shaafra