Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-20

County Assessor Bilderrain is reported
as much improved.
Mr.. e. L. Mayberry went up to Sar
Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. Frank X. Bull, merchant al
Racine, is at the Pico House.
Mr.. f. +. Wright, County Surveyor
went up to San Francisco on Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff Joel c. leighton, oil
Newhall, is in the city on official bust
meas.
Mr.. Phil Hirschfeld is passenger on
the train from San Francisco, due here
at 80 to-day.
Miss Laura McKinstry, daughter oil
Supreme Judge McKinstry, is visiting
Miss Ynez Shorb a; San Marine.
Mr.. George A. Tiffany. one of the
founders Of the Epening Express, came
down from Sacramento on Sunday.
General w. T. Sherman and the
young ladies of his family will visit Los
Angeles during the coming summer.
The HERALD acknowledges pleasant
call from VIM. Caswell, the talented edi-
tor Of the Tribune. Nevada. Missouri.
DIR. Elizabeth II. Follansbee went up
yesterday to San Francisco to the State
Medical Society, to be absent ten days.
Mr.. M. c. Hawley, the great agricul.
tural implement maker, is ON the train
due here from San Francisco at 1880 to.
day,
Mr.. w. 7. Glassell and wife, Of
Orange, were in the city yesterday.
Ranch life seems to agree with the
young people.
Mr.. A. T. Currier, ex.Sherif of the
county, was in the city yesterday, look
ing as well as prosperous and honest
rancher should look.
J.. C. Peacock, Jr., of the Cotton
evening Semi Tropic, was in the city
yesterday on a business visit. He re-
ports the railroad hub booming
c. S. Collins, Esq an attorney from
Little Rock, Arkansas, is visiting Los
Angeles, and expresses himself as greatly
pleased with it and all its surroundings.
Mr.. M. r. Craig, Superintendent Of
the oil works at Newhall, was in the
city yesterday, well and happy as all
prosperous and virtuous people should
be.
Judge J. C. Morgan went up to San
Francisco and Sonoma county Sunday.
He will visit the old home. Judge
Morgan's father is somewhat out of
health.
Major Geo. f. Gard, Sheriff Of Los
Angeles county, went up to San Fran
cisco Sunday to be gone a week. His
son is at Santa Clara at college,. and has
vacation this week.
Hon. Lyman Trumbull, of Illinois,
passed through the city yesterday EN-
route to San Francisco. The hour the
cars stopped here he improved in driv-
ing up town in hack to take look at
the city.
At the Pico House are Mrs. j. |.
Case, Miss Case and Miss Amanda Case.
of Racine, Wisconsin. Tho husband Of
the one lady and the father of the Others
is the proprietor of the great agricultural
implement firm at Racine. He is also
the owner of Jay.Eye-See. His initials
suggested the name.
MIR. Thos. c. Hamilton spent few
days last week at the Depot Hotel. This
would not be worthy of note were not
the young man Baron in the peerage of
Scotland, and the son of the Duke of
Hamilton. He is said to have conducted
himself as sprig of nobility should,
not as such specimens too often do.
Hon. f. M. Ross, of the Supreme
Court of the State, still fingers here at
his lovely country home up in the Yer.
dugo. His health is far from restored
and he will not go north until the end
OF the month. His many warm friends
hereabouis will be glad to learn he is
decidedly on the mend and rapidly re-
cuperating.
Durant da Ponte, Esq, of New Or
leans, accompanied by his wife, arrived
in the city on Sunday. Mr.. Da Ponte
for many years was the principal editor
of the New Orleans Picayune. He is
one of the most prominent literary men
of the South, and at this time is also one
of the solid capitalists of the Crescent
City. Mr. da Ponte is the guest of Mr..
]. c. Duncan. He is the President of
the syndicate that purchased the Fowler
rancho and formed the Columbia Colony
last January.