The herald., 1893-01-20
PERSONAL.

Ira Brown Of Portland, Ore., is at the
Nadeau.s e,ss ia
Us. jenkins Of San Francisco is in
the city.um pl48ps
Max Friedlander OF Chicago is at the
AL. Baker of Baltimore, Md, is in
the city. sili7tss
Mr.. and Mrs julius H. Huber of Chi
cago are at the Nadeau.
]. Jenkins and John B. Leonard OF
San Francisco are in the city.
Mr.and Mrs. F. E. Hoffman OF Fort
Werths Tex, are at the Nadeau. &,
John 7. Griffith returned last night
from q short trip to Santa Barbara.
George W. Prichsrd, Las Vegas at
tofney, is in the city on law business.
J.oF.s Downey, chief dispatcher of the
Atlantic and Pacific railroad at The
Needles, IL at the Nadeau.
NC Holman and Geo. G. Flint, M.
D. ..proprietors of the Central pharmacy
at Long Beach, were in the city one day
this week. s'ees ~
George W. Frame leaves this morning
for Yuma, and, the readers of the HER.
ALpsmsy expect some interesting matter
from that city.
Col. W, H. Harvey of Ogden, Utah,
received telegram last night announce
ing that q party Of Salt Lake capitalists
would be in Los Angeles next Monday.
Hobby P. McGuire, ex-mayor of the
city of East Portland, is staying at the
HoIlenbeck- As that city is now con-
solidstedy with Portland, there is no
danger of his being reelected to his
former position.
James +, Mcguire, who has been one
of the drivers OF trotting horses at Palo
Alto ever since the resignation of Chas.
II. Marvin, arrived in Los Angeles yes
terday to take charge of the tro.ters at
Edgemont park, vice Walter Maben, re-
signed.
Col. R. H. Hunt, ex-mayor of Kansas
City, 10 in the city, and paid the HER
AID office q pleasant visit last evening.
Colonel Hunt is interested in the devel-
opnient of Southern California and ex-
poets to make L os Angeles his future
home.
George E. Willett, chief clerk of the
Northern Pacific Railway agency at
Portland, accompanied by his bride, is
in the city. Mr.. Willett and his wife
visited Pasadena Yesterday, and says
that Los Angeles county is dream of
Paradise
According to the Army and Navy
Register, Lieutenant Mcmahon regis
tered in Washington, d. c., January
llthsH This was something in the way
OF news to that gentleman, who, unless
he and his brother officers are much
mistaken, has been sticking closely to
Los Angeles for the past month.
Mr.. Balfe of San Francisco. formerly
connected with the Occidental hotel and
the buckingham, is in the city and will
probably remain the balance of the
winter. He has visited Santa Barbara
and other localities hereabouts. Mr..
Balte has many friends here who will
be glad to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Tstty and
daughter Of Mason City, Iowa, are in
the city, at The Morrison, corner Sixth
and Main streets. Mr.. Tatty and fam
ily VIII remain in Los Angeles for about
four months. They come to the Angel
clty. regularly every winter, Mr.. Tatty
having large land interests here.
A. g.. Ryan, the well-kno wn Oregon
breeder OF trotting horses. is in the city.
He mas visited the Baldwin, Rose and
Edgemont farms in the last few days
and has about come to the conclusion
that no country in the world can sur
pass southern California in the produc-
duction Of fine horses.
M D. Layden, one of the most prom
inent contractors in San Francisco, is in
the city arranging about the
compilation Of the pier at Long
Beach He has q number of men
IN bis employ and desires to do all he
can TO add to the property of Southern
Caiifornia. He is an energetic, able
business man, and should be made well
come 70 this part Of the state.
EN46lf1Htst Failing Hair