Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-19
PERSONAL.

home yesterday.
Walter L. Frost, of Boston, is at the
Westminster.
John Boggs, OF Colusa county, left on
the 20 train.
Robert M. Fitzgerald, delegate-at
large from Alameda county, left for his
home last evening.
VIM. E. Burke, travelling with the
Patti Rosa Company, is at the st. Elmo.
Hon. G. @. Goucher and wife, OF
Fresno, started home last evening
Il. I'll. Tucker, Fresno delegate, left
for his home last evening.
r. B. Terry and wife left last evening
for their home at Fresno.
II. M. Clifford and wife, from San
Francisco, are at the Westminster.
j. w. Eads, delegate from Pomona,
left for home yesterday.
w. l.. Eason, of the Oakland Tribune,
left for his home last evening.
Charles CAREY, of Stockton, left last
evening for his home.
George Barnells, Of San Francisco, is
stopping at the Oxford.
Judge +. A. Rodgers, who was dele
gate from Tuolumne county, left yester-
day for his home.
f. F. Eberhart, who acted as Secretary
for the Fresno delegation, left last even
ing.
@. Il. Fleming and wife, of Merced,
left last evening for their home on the
9 80 train.
Postmaster j. McGunigle, OF San
Buenavenura, left fc- his home yester-
day.
I'll. @. Watts ana wife, of San Diego,
are stopping at the Westminster, aud
are accompanied by Mrs. M. P. Granam.
@. D. Pain, wife and daughter, OF Balti-
more, arrived in the city yesterday and
are at the Westminster.
M. X. Houghton, delegate from Ala
media county, left for home last evening
having finished his work as delegate.
Max Pepper, Chairman of the County
Central Committee of San Francisco, left
for home yesterday.
Senator p j. Murphy and M. ]. Sui
livan, of San Francisco, left yesterday on
the evening train.
B. F. drummer, M, D., OF Warren,
ILL.,, arrived in the city last evening, and
is stopping at the Hollenbe,k.
+. S. Nolan, prominent merchant
from Merced, who has been in attendance
at the Convention, returned TO his home
yesterday.
J. Nj. Porter and wife and w. l..
Carney and wife, pleasure party from
Kentucky, are sojourning at the West
minister.
Major Ben G, Truman, who has been
spending quiet week OF enjoyment with
his many friends in Los Angeles, goes
north to-day.
Judge J. B. Banning, OF Wilmington,
spent yesterday in the city, and although
a Benedict he is still the delight OF all his
whilom bachelor friends.
The HERALDis is indebted to Mr.. NJ. w.
Connor, OF this city, for copy Of Hon.
George L. Yaple's fine speech in the
House OF Representatives on the Mills
Tariff bill.
The police office has achieved an ac-
QUESTION which calls for a congratulatory
programme due the rest OF the attaches.
Sy. True-genial, gentlemanly, accom-
piished Sy.-is Clerk
Colonel G. w. Weidler, OF ''Webfoot, ;"
is in the city, having arrived at the
Nadeau this morning. He is looking
after his big lumber interests in this
section.
Judge McCollam, OF Iowa, is in the
city, and thinks of making it his home.
He was for many years Judge Of the Dis
trict Court of Iowa, having been elected
for four terms and appointed twice.
Charles f. Lucas, accompanied by his
wife and son, OF San Antonio, Texas, ar.
rived in this city yesterday. Mr.. Lucas
is nephew of Charles McNalley, and
has come to Los Angeles to stay
Mrs Dr. P. X. Johnson, of New York
Charles NJ Stearns, OF Lowville, and Mr..
and Mrs. q. W. Richardson, of Belmont,
Iowa, arrived in the city yesterday with
Cooks excursion.
Hon. f. Z. Farmer, one OF the most
prominent delegates to the late Conven-
ton, and real estate agent and deputy
county assessor Of Santa Clara, took a
drive through the Vernon district yester-
day, and was greatly charmed with what
he saw. He declares that there is no