Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-06-08

COt. dwight w nitlug II IN the CITY,
Sam. Braunhart is registered at the
st. Elmo.
V. G.. Thompson, of San Bernardino,
is at the st. Charles.
c. w. Filkina. ex .postmaster at River
side. is at the St. Elmo.
A. B. Caldwell Of spadra is registered
at the Grand Central.
Mr.. J. NJ. Griffith returned yesterday
from San Francisco.
Col. IL. @. Otis, Of the Times, has re-
turned home from a trip to Santa Bar
bara.
A. NJ. Hathaway Of Santa Ana was
registered at the Grand Central last
night
Hon. j. s. Slauson has become a
granger and is fitting up fine ranch in
the Azusa.
Mesdames Clay M. Green and D.
Wheeler will arrive by train from the
north to-day.
Mrs. Jessie Watkins, of Mineral Park.
Arizona. is visiting Mrs. j. A. Woods,
on Second street.
Mr.. Martin Klein, a prominent citizen
of Detroit, Mich, has arrived In this
city with view to settlement.
John Lang, Of Lang's Station, is in the
city. He has brought the sulphur water
from his springs in iron pipes 5000 feet.
Messrs. Thomas and Lyon, two pleas
ant young gentlemen engaged in placer
mining near Newhall, are visiting this
city.
Mr.. J. A. Kelley has gone out to San
Bernardino to make abstracts for the
Cherry Valley Land and Water Com
pany.
J. b. Sullivan, of the firm of Bluett
4 Sullivan, aud G. b. White, of Boston,
have gone to Yosemite for two weeks
trip.
Mr. NJ. II. DeYoung and wife visited
Riverside, San Bernardino and Cotton
on Sunday, and were much pleased with
their trip.
Mr.. j. A. Muir, Assistant Division
Superintendent of the s. z. for this di-
vision, returned yesterday from San
Francisco.
Mr.. CASTOR dArtois was on the streets
yesterday, having returned from San
Francisco yesterday. He is represent
ing Charles Meinecke & Co.. Of that
city.
DIR. McLennan, who was recently
prominent in Los Angeles society, has
returned from an eastern visit of several
weeks, more in love with Los Angeles
than ever.
Sam futile, one OF the most genial
conductors ON the Los Angeles railroad
system. is up at Arrowhead Springs laid
up for repairs. Sam is really very
i'll man.
Mr.. Frank Watson, an employe OF
the s. p. Co., returned yesterday from
trip to the upper country. A new Mrs.
Watson accompanies the young man on
his trip home.
Mr.. Geo. Simmons, of ''Nabob" fame,
departed for San Francisco yesterday.
He is about to make long tour to the
extreme North, visiting St. Paul and
Duluth, Minnesota.
Col. A. b. HotchlSiss, President of the
Cotton Land & Water Company, came
in yesterday morning and went down in
the afternoon to Santa Monica, where
he will spend few days.
MIR. T. Slater Smith, of Philadelphia,
who has been spending sonie time in Los.
Angeles, will return home to-day, close
up his business and bring his family
Mr.. NJ. II, DeYoung, the proprietor
of the San Francisco Chronicle, returned
home yesterday. He and his very ac-
complished wife made many warm
friends during their short visit to the
semi Tropics.
Mrs. T. l.. Stringham. accompanied by
her daughter and son, Miss Jennie and
Frank, arrived on Sunday from Topeka,
aud are the guests of +. B. Colver. Mrs.
Striugham's children will attend school
at Berkeley.
Major Bonebrake, DIR. Sinsabaugh,
Mesdames f. +. Spence, r. M. Widney.
- Lemoyne, and other ladies', with the
exception of Mrs. Dodsworth and daugh-
ters comprising the Yosemite party, re.
turned on Sunday from most delight
ful trip of week in looking on nature
in her loftier moods.
In the list of persons to whom first
grade certificates were. granted by the
County Board of Education on Satur-
day MS graduates of the State Normal
School, the name of w. II. McIlmoil
was omitted on the records of the Board.
The HERALD had no knowledge of the
omission in the record, and cheerfully
makes mention of his promotion.
Judge B. 4. Williams, of Ventura, is
occupying the bench of Judge Brunson
in the superior Court for the balance of
the month of June. This is the time of
the year when the Judge goes bear hunt
ing He claims to have the best rifle in
the world, and Mr.. d. Freeman thinks
he has better one. The question is
hotly contested and bearskins alone will
decide the contest.