The herald., 1894-03-30
RIVERSIDE.
Big Hotel TO BE Bullt-Beaumont Land
Sold.

Big Hotel TO Be Built-Beaumont Land
Sold.
RIVERSIDE, March 29.-Articles of incorpora-
tion OF the Glenwood Hotel company have
been filed with the county clerk. The corpo-
ration has a stock OF $3.50, 900 and life lease
OF so years.
The directors for the first year are: F. A.
Miller. V. c. Evans, jr., E. +. Kingman. W. A.
Purington, John J. Hewitt George Frost. W. A.
Hayt, NJ. ]. Daniels and A. s. White, all of
whom are wealthy men and gentlemen whose
records for enterprise and go-in-to- win-itive-
ness stand second to none in southe ern Califor-
MIA
The purpose of the company is to erect for
Riverside tourists hotel on the site of the
present Glenwood. The structure is to be five
stories high, with n frontage of 80 feet on
Seventh street, with wings on both Main and
Orange streets. with a depth of 214 feet and
the connecting link. in which the Offices will
be located, set far enough back to allow of a
pleasant lawn court in front 90xl75 feet The
material OF the building is to be granite for the
first story and brick for the remaining stories
in color similar to the Milwaukee brick and
the capacity OF the hotel will be 400 rooms for
the four upper stories, of an average size of
about 15xx0 feet, besides dining rooms, bill
lard halls, smoking rooms, and full accoptre-
nient in the very latest Improvements in every
department. '. if 'tif
Such hotel, under the able management of
Mr. Frsnk A. Miller cannot fail to be the in
ception of an era of wonderful prosperity in
all kinds OF enterprise. Is
The remaining stock of the J. NJ. johnson
stationery store he's been disposed of by as
signee Millice to John A. Simms, who Will reft
the same with a full line of novelties etc.
4. p. s. Body, recently convicted of violating
the county prohibition ordinance, has filed his
application of appeal with the superior court.
An Evening OF Statuary and Music is the title
OF an entertainment at the Congregational
church tomorrow evening. A very pleasant
programme has been prepared for the oc-
casion.
J. n Thompson, l. o. o. F. grand master, and
Mrs. Reese, grand president of the Rebekah
order, were shown over the valley by CITY
Clerk Phelps and Mrs. DR.. Sherman, prominent
members OF their respective orders.
Over 1900 acres OF Beaumont land was sold
by the sheriff yesterday to satisfy Judgment
for $50 1887 80, obtained by the Los Angeles
Savings bank against d. A. Scott and others.
The contract for the Hanet high school build
ing has been awarded to Henson Il Schade at
$l49S, and is to be completed by August LIST,
next.
The Epworth league will tender a reception
to the members of the NJ. +. church at the
chapel tomorrow evening. A very pleasant
programme will be rendered on the occasion
Mrs. II. J. Brown and son. l.. IL. Brown, will
start for san Francisco and the midwinter fair
Saturday. They will be accompanied by Mrs.
W. ?; Bailey, wife OF Editor Bailey OF the Col
ton News who is daughter of Mrs Brown
Rev. Charles Winbigler, wife and family left
for Bloomington, ILL.,, where the reverend
gentleman has accepted the call of the First
Baptist chu-ch to its pastorate. Mr.. Winbig-
ler's place here viii be hard to fill as few min
listers have so thoroughly the love and SYM
pathy OF their congregations as he did of not
only MS own DhptlSJ people DuI OF Lne entire
community. They were accompanied by Mr..
]. T. Richey and wife, who go east for a two
months visit among friends in Kentucky and
Tennessee.
Mr., Freeman Robbins left for his old home at
Attleboro. Mass, Tuesday, after spending the
winter with his brother Isaiah Robbins of
Fourteenth street.
Mrs. II. B. Warren of Lemon street lett for
Attleboro, Mass Tuesday, where she viii spend
the summer visiting relatives.
Mr.. G. W. Luther of Attleboro, Mass, arrived
in the city yesterday and is stopping with his
old time friend, Isaiah Robbins, of Fourteenth
street.
S. A. Taggart, secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. in
ternational committee. will address mass
meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall Sunday alter
noon.