Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-02

adelphia, Pennsylvania; H. X. s..
O'Melveny, Miss Adell O'Melveny l.. D.
Rich, Major Ben Truman and wife, F.
G. Woodbury. and wife, Freeman G..
Teed and wife, Major Bonsall and daugh-
ters and Walter A. Moore and wife.
The Los Angeles Furniture Company.
The furnishing of the hotel is done in
style of elegance, comfort and durabil-
ity that is altogether in harmony with
all the other undertakings at Redondo.
The comfort of the guests is the first OBJ
jeet in view and is never lost sight of,
and of course the impression made on
the eye from the standpoint of the
artistic is large part of the comfort of
those who shall be guests at the hos
telry. From the carpets ON the floor to
the shades at the windows this depart
ment of the enterprise is capitally fitted
out. The Redondo people made it sure
that this would be so in every particular,
and to this end the work of fitting out
and furnishing was committed to the
Los Angeles Furniture Company, of this
city. The house has been doing busi-
ness in Los Angeles under one form or
other for many years. For half dozen
years its management has been in the
hands OF the officers of a corporation of
almost unlimited responsibility. They
are, furthermore, gentlemen of such
known integrity that they enjoy the con-
fidence of the public. Their warerooms,
on North Main street, are among the
largest in the State, and they carry a
stock OF goods that for variety, elegance,
finish and durability could not be ex-
celled anywhere. The connections of
the company reach all the best manu-
facturers of America, and enable them
to fill the largest orders with the utmost
expedition and on the most reasonable
terms.
For any house of average facilities the
furnishing of the Redondo hotel in the
style called for would be no
ordinary matter; for the Los An
geles Furniture Company it was
the easiest thing in the world
to do it, and to do it well. The fine soft
carpets, the luxurious furniture, the
cosy devices looking to the comfort of
the occupants of the hotel, all testify to
the perfect success attained through the
efforts of the company in whose hands
the work was placed. The taste dis
played is more remarkable, even than
the other features of the results reached.
The fittings OF the rooms are all artistic.
The soft tints, the pretty patterns of the
gance of designs in the furniture, the
cosy home-like look of each room, all be-
speak taste and judgment seldom dis
cernible in the upholstering of hotel.
Stiffness, angularity, uncomfortable
ness and the unsightly in all forms are
unknown quantities in the Redondo
hotel. Certainly the Los Angeles
furniture people achieved marked
success in the manner in which they
furnished and fitted out this charming
hotel. 1t will stand for all time as a
guarantee of the ability and taste of the
Furniture Company to do anything in
their line that the demands of the
| country may ever call for.
Simon Maier Supplies the Meat.
The Redondo Hotel Company pro-
poses to feed it's guests as we'll as it
lodges them. With vegetables, butter,
milk and eggs from the farms of the COM
pany and meats from the slaughter
houses OF Simon Maier of North Spring
street, opposite the court house, in Los
Angeles, the most important part of the
supplies are secured of such a character
as to satisfy the palates of the most fas-
tidious. Mr.. Maier is the most expert
enced butcher in Los Angeles. His sue
cess in his business is some
thing remarkable. All the gourmets
OF the city buy their meat at his shop
and will not have it from any other
source. 1t is not all done when good
animal is secured from the knife.
bad butcher will spoil the best of
meat. A skillful butcher will do much
to make Indifferent meat very palatable.
Maier first buys good animals. He then
kills them in the proper manner, and
winds up by curing and cutting. the
meat so as to get the best results as to
quality. He will furnish all the meat
used at the hotel, and the guests may
rest assured that from lamb chop to
roast their meat will be such as to tempt
the appetite of the most fastidious vale
tudinarian that shall seek the seaside for
the restoration of his health. Maier's
sausages are noted all over the CITY as
the best to be had.
The Painting.
The work of the painters at the hotel
has been done in what is called master
workmanship manner. This contract
was given to Messrs. Fitzgerald & At
wood, the painters, whose place of busi-
ness is on Franklin street, opposite. New
High. These gentlemen have never un-
dertaken contract of any kind that
they did not carry it out in better
manner than was expected of them, and
in this instance so we'll pleased were the
managers OF the company that the pay
ment of the money was made before any
OF the other bills were settled.
The contract was large one,
as the building is LOO feet around,
but the painters were so careful
and experienced that there is not spot
on the entire surface but is perfect. The
interior was also so carefully and per-
fectly painted that not brush spattered
the paint over the walls. A most criti-
cal examination of the work yesterday
failed to reveal a single defect in any
particular. The colors had been selected
by the company in conjunction with the
architect, and all the details were faith
fully carried out by Messrs Atwood &
Fitzgerald. This firm has had on hand
number of large contracts, among
which was the painting of the Indian
schools at Banning. 1t is also Just COM
pleting the decoration of the Chicago
Clothing Company's store on the corner
OF Franklin and Spring streets, both in