The herald., 1894-12-21
IN THE CORRIDORS.

"Los Angeles is a fine city," said q
guest at the Hollenbeck yesterday.
land like it; but must confess that
when l arrived here this morning was
at first disappointed. Coming out OF
tho Arcade depot, its muddy approaches
gave me an i'm preston thatths sire cts
were badly cared for by the municipal
authorities; but this idea was diepelled
by the time l reached Main street.
But. frankly speaking, when | cav that
muddy Fifth street, badly graded, full
OF chuckholes, and with people hopping
through the slush because there were
no wooden crossings, [ took it for grants
ed that the rest OF the city'e streets were
built on the same plan. l don't know
how the approaches to the other depots
are. but do know that the condition OF
the one which leads to the Arcade depot
would not favorably impress any
stranger during rainy weather."
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Owing in all probability to the
stormy weather of the last few days,
the hotel registers yesterday wera de-
void Of their ordinary large quota of
sign manuals. Arrivals ar 9 light.
Personal MENTION.
F. @. Prince. a cattle. man OF Lerdo,
Mexico, is at the Nadeau.
f. 7. Henry. mining man OF Denver,
Col, is registered at the Nadsau.
U. T. Newlin, chief clerk at the Cor
onado hotel, is registered at the Nadeau.
G. H. Clegg, prominent oyster dealer
of Baltimore, is stopping at the Nadeau.
Mr.. Crothel will be treasurer of the
opera house under the new manage
ment.
A. S. Drummond, editor of the Ban.
ming Herald. is a guest at the Hollen-
beck.
E. Hadley. of the state printers Office
at Sacramento, and wife are at tie
Na6eau.
Attorney E. w. Freeman OF South
Riverside is in the city. He is Riverside
county's newly elected assembly ymsn.
j. Fl. Brown, the constructor of the
Cincinnati cable car system, aud Mrs.
Brown, have taken apartments at the
Nsdeau.
Ex-Governor Charles Foster OF Ohio
left last night for him home at Fosteris,
O.. to enjoy the Christmas festivities
with his family.
Albert K Smiley of Rsdlands. whose
fine 600.ecre country home is one OF the
finest sights OF that escsion, is at the
Hollenbeck.
II. A. Snow, an oil expert of Pitts.
burg, registered yesterday at tho Ma
deau. He ia here to investigate the
wells in the western part of the city.
Among the arrivals at the Hollen beck
70 ~f NJ ~.
Arizona territorial prison ommissioners
and editor OF the Tom bstone Prospector.
L. A. Clawson of the firm of Black &
Clawson, Hamilton. o., the largest
paper mill machinery manufacturers in
the United States, is at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Kerr and
Miss Mitchell, wealthy st. Louis peo"-
pie, are quartered at the Hollenbeck.
They have come to spend the winter in
Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Keene, Mrs.
Baker and Manager S. F. Kingston, Of
the Keene Theatrical company, arrived
yesterday from San Diego and registered
at the Westminster.
Mrs. j. A Mcclure and Mrs. G. T.
Clark are registered at the Nadeau. The
first is the wife OF the president of the
First National bank OF Denver and the
latter of Colorado mine owner.
Howard and Ralph N. Ssbree, of
Caldwell. Idaho, extensive carriage
dealers, are at the Hollenbeck. These
gentlemen own number OF carriage
repositories in many cities throughout
the states.
Mrs. G. B. Stone, wife of the manager
OF the English syndicate of brewers Of
San Francisco, and Mrs. A. Deckerman
and Miss Dsckerman Of Michigan, her
guests, are staying at the Westminster.
Among the arrivals at the Ramona
are E. H. Baldwin, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Whiting and daughter Of
Kansas and Mrs. E. 81. Whiting, Peoria
H.; Carl Ahrendt. Baltimore; Misc
Braman and Miss Juliette Downs, New
York, and Edwin Arden. New York.
Among the arrivals at the Argyle yes
terday were R. II. Carr. Victoria, B. c. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Oakley and chill
dren, Cresco, To-. Mrs. F. G. Anderson.
Denver, Colo; Mrs. John kissing,
Bradford. Conn; A. H. Pratt, San
Diego; Mre. Walstrom, Mrs. Stevens,
Sacred Heart, Mimi. Misc Kitty A.
King, Minneapolis. MINI.
Orr & Patterson, funeral directors and
embalmere; fair prices; first class SER