Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-25

what kind of a city Los Angeles is.
George E. Dabovich is in the city
from San Francisco. He is delegate
from Alcade parlor.
G. G. Sullivan of Sebastopol ia here to
attend the annual session and take q
look at Southern California.
Joseph D. Morris is a member of
Washington parlor, Centreville, Alame-
da county.
G. H. Wedgwood, member of Ramo-
ma and former Angeleflo, is down from
Oakland. He is surprised with the i'm
provement of Los Angeles.
David Cumming, the patentee of the
Cumming hand blowers, is delegate
from San Francisco.
F. w. Bost arrived yesterday from
Nevada City. He is delegate from
Hydraulic parlor.
R. A. Norman represents Gridley at
the coming session.
r. N. Murphy, the publisher OF Four
Corners, at Wheatland, is delegate
from Rain bow parlor.
James Nj. Cremin, bright young
newspaper man, is a delegate from
Marysville. He is on the Marysville
Democrat.
Erred Murdoch is president of the
Piedmont parlor.
M. DinkelspieI of Suisun is at the
Nadeau. He is past president Of the
Solano parlor, and is q great friend of
DR.. Choate of this city.
Henry Martin is delicate young man
from San Francisco who holds the i'm
portant office of grand treasurer. A
fifty-yard foot race is ON the tapis be.
tween Brother Martin and Brother
Jimmy Rowan.
The steamer Los Angeles brought
down George W. Hupers. He watched
the deep blue sea all the way down and
says he will return on the cars.
Henry B. Ream says Old Shasta g
snow-capped peak stands above any
thing down here.
The railroad has discovered why a
journal of the last coach was continual
ly on fire. 1t seems that Golden Gate
parlor's delegation had the drawing
room.
Before the week has been we'll spent
candidates for Office will be more nu-
merous than jackrabbits in the San
Joaquin so says William F. eChipman,
Frank H. Dunno received the dele
gates with his winning manner and ably
assisted the local committee.
The northern delegates were greatly
amused at the transparency of the Sal
walton army, "A real estate dealer
saved" .u~-
The way Ed. Mcnamara attached
himself to the box of oranges placed in
the car by the Los Angeles boys more
than showed his love for the golden
fruit.
E. T. Donnelly of the postal force was
the last one to be aroused, and then
only when the breakfast gong that
hangs outside of the station at Mojave
was struck close to his ear.
Albert Castle of the governors staff
is along with all his military bearing.
John T. Creamy is making very
creditsble canvass for the vice-presi-
dencv and looks like winner.
J. M. Cremin of Marysville will not
concede the citrus belt to the south.
Grand President Fitzgerald says that
nature has been more than kind to Los
Angeles, and thinks that few of the
Natives will leave their hearts behind.
Eugene F. Bert is accompanied by his
wife. He is one of San Francisco's
brightest young men.
Thomas H. Beman, past president, of
Rincon parlor, is one OF the handsome
visitors from San Francisco.
H. Coleman represents Fremont par
lor OF Hollister.
Max Gundlach, jr., is the dashing
president of Alameda parlor, Alameda.
ALI. Dalton, editor and proprietor of
the New Era, OF Benicia, is in Southern
California to enjoy himself for week.
He is delegate from Benicia parlor.
Owing to the destruction of their places
of business by the recent earthquake,
Jae. Frizell, delegate from Dixon parlo-,
Ray Bennett, from Vacaville parlor, and
w. M. Wolfskill. from Winters parlor,
will probably not be present at the
grand parlor. Both are brainy men and
will be missed.
4. G.. F. Dinkelspiel is in the fight
for grand marshal. He has been an
earnest worker in the order and de-
serves recognition.
Charles f. Morel of Stanford parlor
will have good line in Los Angeles.
Miss Bell Trullingher and Miss Vein
reich of Sacramento came down with
the wife OF Sacramento delegate.
w. A. Newcum of Solano parlor, Sui
sun, is an old new spaper man, and has
conducted several newspapers in most
able manner.
Frank D. Ryan and party of Sacra-
mento occupied drawing room in the
special yesterday. Mr.. Ryan is past
grand president and is one Of the brain.
lest men in the order. In the party
were Mrs. Ryan, Miss Mary Kaselbe1g
Miss Agnes Ryan and Mrs. Sproul.
F. H. Greedy is accompanied by Mrs
Greely. Mr.. Greely is graduate o.
Yale and is an eX-atate senator and ex
mayor OF Marysville.
Robert L. Greer is here as delegate
from Mayfeld parlor.
l.. w. Juilliard, our past president O
the Western Star parlor of Santa Rosa
came down yesterday and is accom-
panied by his mother.
| A. II. Spur is here from Lakeport. i
is rumored that Mr.. Spur is in the rea
estate business.
| A. F. Schleich er is known all oye1
| San Francisco for his artistic decora
tions.
Ed w. Williams, Ed J. Angels. Ed J
Casey, Henry S. Martin and Richard J
Mier are happy quintette Of delegates
from Stanford parlor. They are simply
irresistible with the fair sex.
The Stocktonian delegation is very
happy one. 1t is composed of E. M.
Grunsky, w. H. Lyons and I. w.
Wurster. Mrs. Grunsky and Mrs,
Lyons were also IN the party.
j. w. Wood and J. o. Refs are the
Columbia parlor delegates.
The dashing Lewis Freel is an attor-
ney. He is quite charmer.
Josanh Pfistar comea from tho honoe