The herald., 1894-08-17

Geo. +. Kotsler. fruit grover of Fill
more, is in the city.
Majordomo UnrIh, OF the Baldwin
estate, was in the city yesterday.
Rev. Preston Mckinney, Presbyterian
minister at Phoenix, is ia the city.
j. Edison Smith, a leading horticul-
turist OF Santa Ana, is in the city.
Scipio Craig, proprietor of the Red
lands Citrograph, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mre. S. G. Huribut, tourists
OF Detroit, Mich, are at the Nadeau.
Carol Whitaker, a capitalist OF Sau.
gerties, N. Y, ia at the Hollenbsck.
H. d. Armstrong, manager OF the Sea
Side Inn at Long Beach, is at the West
! minister.
V. D. Simms, proprietor of the Palo-
mares hotel at Pomona, is at the West
minister.
Col. E. L. Mayberry was aeen in town
yesterday. He ia the creator OF Lake
Hemet.
Mr.. D. F. Jones, the HERALD CORE
spondent at Santa Ana was in the city
yesterday.
Judge York has returned from his
vacation, which was pleasantly spent at
Oatallna Island.
Mr.. Joe Young, proprietor of we'll.
known winery near Orange, WAS in the
city yeaterday.
Judge York has returned to the city
from week at Catalina, feeling much
refreshed from mis- rest.
Major Patton, the San Gabriel valley
Democratic candidate ior congress, was
in the city Yesterday.
Hon. Frank Cox, the Southern Pacific
attorney. residing at Phoenix, Ariz., ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday.
Ex-Mayor II. T. Hazard is off on a
cruise with party OF friends in the
staunch little yacht Rambler.
Harry Whipple, one of the proprietors
OF the Nadeau hotel, is over at Catalins
wooing the festive yellowtails.
Richard Gird, of Chino, together with
his private secretary. A. I. Fraser and
I. E. Walker. are at the Hollenbeck.
H. Schacht, prominent San Francisco
merchant, is spending a few days in
town. He ia stopping at the Westmin-
eter.
J.W. Seton OF San Diego returned with
his family from q visit to the east yee-
terday, and is stopping at the Hollen-
beck.
Mr.. Phil Stein of Pomona was in the
city yesterday and says Pomona is the
most prosperous town in Southern Cali
fornia.
Judge W. H. Clark returned yesterday
from a short fishing trip up the San
Gabriel canon, and will be in the city
for several days.
L. w. Johnson, superintendent of the
new buildings at Whittier school, and
Ralph Lowe, secretary of the school
board, were in the city yesterday.
F. M. Heath, leading druggist and
candidate for sheriff on the Republican
ticket. accompanied by Carl Derby and
i. Nj. Stanton, jeweer, are up from
Riverside.
Superintendent of Schools Search OF
Pueblo, Colo, called at the rooms of
the board of education yesterday. Prof.
Search is spending the summer in South.
err California.
FL. I. Hazard is spending few days
at Redondo, experimenting with new
wave motor of his invention. 1t prom.
ises to work satisfactorily and furnish an
unlimited amount of power.
Captain Dick has returned from Ari-
zona and 10 on his way to San Francisco,
where the tragedy he has written dur
ing the past year will be produced. The
captain has had many adventures since
he WAS last here and, among other
things. has picked up one of the richest
mines in the territory.
W. w. Jenkins OF Castac caiion, above
Ssugus, is in the city. Mr. Jenkins is
interested in several oil properties up
there, which are being developed. The
Castac company have well down 500
feet with fair amount OF oil. 1t will
be sunk 800 feet deeper. This is the
development in that section.
Yesterday Judge Ross heard the testi-
mony in the contempt proceedings
against S. Goldstein, charged with vio-
lating the injunction issued during the
recent strikes. He took the matter
| under advisement until Monday