Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-12

the city yesterday and are guests at
| the Nadeau.
Mrs. S. G. Evans, wife of President
Evans, of the Riverside Land and Irri-
eating company, is at the Westminster.
Mrs. Otis and Miss Otis, of San Fran
cisco, who have spent the winter at the
San Gabriel hotel, returned to their
home yesterday.
Horace Mcclure, prominent lawyer
of Rochester, N. Y, with Mrs. Mcclure
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Hubbard,
are at the San Gabriel hotel.
H. S. Crocker, of the firm of Crocker
& Co., and w. A. Seamorerter, of the
same firm, are in the city on short
visit, and are at the Nadeau.
Mr.. John w. Mitchell, the attorney,
who has been engaged in mining case in
Arizona, returned from that territory
Yesterday after weeks absence from
home.
George Jones, of the well-known firm
of Dickman, Jones & Co., lithographers
of San Francisco, is in the city. Mr..
Jones was formerly a leading athlete of
the Olympic club.
Among the San Francisco people regis
tered yesterday at the Hollenbeck are
J. Mendelson, Ed R. Marcus, A. A. Star
wall, ]. S. Swan, G. L. Allen, George
Jones and j. T. O'Brien.
Mr.. w. E. Butterfed, of the Ameri-
can Screw company, Providence. r. l.,
with Mrs. Butterfeld, have been at the
Westminster for the past few days.
They leave for San Francisco today.
D. M. Ferry, of D. M. Ferry & Co.,
Detroit, Mich, the largest seedmen in
the United States, with Mrs. Ferry and
family, have returned to the Westmin
ster after short stay at Coronado.
The board of equalization arrived yes
terday, and the following members are
at the Hollenbeck: L. G. Moorehouse,
/ J. S. Snow, r. HI. Beamer, j. R. Heb
bron, and E. P. Colgan, controller and
ex-oficio member.
The many friends of DIR. Elizabeth J.
French will be glad to know that she is
rapidly recovering from the attack of
pneumonia which Frustrated her last
Tuesday, and yesterday she received
calls from a few of her friends.
w. L. Vail, of Phoenix, Arizona, took
in Robin Hood yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Vail resigned the editorship of the
Tucson Citizen to assume the manage
ment of the Arizona Republican. He
has Just returned from trip to San
Francisco in the interest of that journal.
James L. Wilder, the superintendent
of the railway mail service of the eighth
division, goes today to his home at Osh-
kosh, Wisconsin, to reside permanently.
Mr.. Wilder has been ill for some time,
but is now sufficiently well to depart
home. The attaches of the postal SER
vice will miss Mr.. Wilder, for he has
treated all with consideration.
Mr.. John l.. Montgomery, the super
intendent of the mails at the Chicago
postoffice, who has for the past month
been in Southern California, leaves for
Chicago on the 21st inst. to resume his
usual duties. Mr.. Montgomery is an
old postal clerk, having performed SER
vice on one of the first established rail-
way postofices in the east, running be-
bWSCh duQ IlCCpOtI III
Illinois. He was chief clerk of the rail-
way mail service of the Sixth division,
under the supervision of Capt. James E.
White. Being competent in his line of
business, he was promoted to the high
position he now holds.
Mr.. Robert Krohn, who has severed
his connection with the American Fish
ing company, leaves today for trip to
the east of three or four months dura-
ton. While absent Mr.. Krohn will
give special attention to the athletic de-
partments OF the several Turnvereins. 1t
will be remembered that this accom-
plished young gentleman is one of the
most thorough athletes and acrobats in
America, and that he has won special
honors at the official exhibitions of the
Turnverein Germania, carrying off the
chief prizes at the latest, which was
held at Oakland. The HERALD wishes
him bon voyage, and trusts that he may
return with new honors and an ampli
tude of information enriched by intelli-
gent observation. OF course, he can't
stay away from Los Angeles.
My own family medicine-Simmons Liver
Regulator.-Rev. Jas. NJ. Rollins, Fairfield, Va.