The herald., 1895-03-10
PASSING THRoNl

James ,Taylor q well,known man Of
Vanderbilt, is recruiting his health at the
Ramona
Capt. +. A. Hannah, U. s. A. accom-
panied by Mrs. Hannah are registered at
the Westminster.
G.; $. Badger, who is prominent in the
banking circles of Denver, is spending q
few days at the Hollenbeck.
f. 5. Plimpton, manager OF the Russ
Lumber Il Milling Company at San Diego,
is spending few days at the Westmin-
lister.
J. p. Dwiler, one Of the largest lumber
dealers of Oshkosh, Wis, is spending a
few days in Southern California at the
Nadeau.
Pacific States Loan Company, Of San Fran
cisco, is spending several days al the
Nadeau.
II. A. Bryan, of Chicago, is at the
Nadeau. He is drawing comparisons be-
tween our climate and that OF the Windy
City, and giving great odds on the side.
Ben Schloss OF the crockery importing
at the Nadeau. Mr.. schloss has opened
an establishment on Upper Main street.
M. M Carlson, Mayor of San Diego, has
deserted his city of bay n climate and is
enjoying the climate and is enjoying the
sunshine of the Angel City at the Hol-
lenbeck
John c. Fisher, collector of the port Of
Opera House, has been spending several
days in the city. Mr.. Fisher returned
home yesterday afternoon.
The following tourists are at the West
minister: J. l.. Walcott and wife and Miss
E. M. Foster Of Toledo, Ohio; Miss s.
Minot, Concord, n. H.; Geo. Spangen-
berg, Kingston, ,Ontario; Edwin Binney,
New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Mi
| tan of San Francisco
| DR.. Geo. W. Carter, of Geneva, Ohio,
who spent several weeks in our city last
year, is again registered at the Hollen-
beck. Mrs. Carter accompanies him. The
doctor says that he could not resist
another visit to our city, and regrets that
he cannot reside here permanently.
W. V. Huntington, a nephew of G. p.
Huntington and the president Of the
Southern California improvement Com
pany, has been for the past few days in
the city at the Hollenbeck. Mr.. Hunting.
ton left for San Francisco last night. He
reports that the affairs Of the irrigation
company are Aourishing and that part Of
the Mojave desert, n which he is inter-
ested will soon be section of great fer
tility.
DR.. l.. ID. Ward, the vice president OF
the Prudential Life Insurance Company
of Newark, n. j., arrived in this city last
nlSuI anu ~ Staying AZ Inc I1OlleuDeCk.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Ward, and
came in over the Sunset route. This is
Mr.. Wards first visit to the coast and he
expresses himself as delighted with Cali
fernia, The ride across the sandy plains
Of ofo. New y Mexico and and Ar IsSIa. be
tie ssp Sudden burst Of vsadfs wS 1Sd sr.ss
the eye of a tourist when be crosses
Speaking G9last 81 the East, Mr. Ward said
| that the past winter had been an exceed
| ingly Indictment one and that the death
rate had naturally greatly increased. ~
| do not think, /" said he, that these cal
| amity howls about the state of financial
affairs in the East are either correct or ju-
dicious. Many people seem to think that
another panic is Imminent, but from
where their differences are drawn is be-
yond me. Money matters and business of
| all kinds through the East are looking bet
| ter. Finances are on the mend. l do not
wish to deny that there has been a great
deal of depression. That fact is foregone
conclusion, but the worst is past, and
expect much better times in the near
future. | bought an orange today on the
train, and as we rolled along | noticed
many trees heavy with them. They are
! scarce article in the East owing to the
| Florida freeze, but with your surplus here
! they win soon be within the reach Of ell
classes Of people. You have wonderful
country. Everything seems to be OF =
yellow color-the gold you find, the
oranges You raise and the poppies which
| cover your fields"
Mr.. Ward is also, accompanied BY his
brother, Mr.. e. s. Ward, and his wife.