The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-13
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ty West Side property owners represent
ing 4419 feet frontage.
BREVITIES
Contractor Farchild was here today
preparing for the hauling of paving ma
terials. which will begin Monday. The
work of laying asphalt on Colorado street,
between Broac way and Marengo. will be
rushed. Property owners beyond Marengo
as far as Los Robes are almost mani.
nous in favor OF surfaoing with crushed
grtnite and putting in the best posi- BILE
pavement at once.
Five mischievous boyg who comm tilted
acts of vandalism upon the new school
building on Lincoln avenue. were COM
planned Of Yesterday by Aaron Klock.
They have not yet been held to answer.
Webster Wotkins has resigned from
the Democratic county central committee,
of which he has been a Der for some
eight years, and also from the executive
committee. Mr.. Wotkins does not think
it proper to be officially connected with
any political party during his capacity
, as postmaster.
Jack Shafer, evidently desiring to re-
sumo his temporarily vacant quarters at
Nroman's yesterday and was promptly
| arrested. He was some what under the
influence" at the time. Recorder Rossiter
fixed his trial for tomorrow.
Miss Franc Bolt met with an acciuent
Yesterday afternoon which will possibly
delay her anticipated visit east. She fell
from chair upon which she was stand
Ing and struck heavily upon her chest in
| such manner as to ;ntliot bad strain
| and bi uises.
There will 90 meeting of the Tuesday
evening club this evening in the vestry
OF the Universalst church which will be
purely social in Its nature. and the pro-
gram of entertainment will be one OF
general interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Thompson and C.
b. Hewitt have just returned from Sacra-
mento, where they attended the fruit
growers convention last week. Mr.. Hew
lit says the meeting was very successful
one and about 125 representatives were
| there.
Hotel Green arrivals: A. B. Workman
and wife. Los Angeles; Lewis Friend, A.
5; Canney, Ezra +. Mills, Harold r.
Mills, New York; Mrs. George Merritt.
T. J. Morgan. New York: c. A. Warner,
| Los Angeles; C. Knight, San Quentin
| o. p. Clark, T. II. Hughes, Los Angeles.
| A marriage license Was issued yester-
day to A lbert E. BIlharz, aged q, a ma
tive Of Illinois. and Anna s. Cobb, aged
%, a native OF Vermont, both residents
! OF Pasadena.
Mrs. Ii. y. Langley, whose arrival fro m
Helena. Mont, was noted yesterday
has taken Senator Arnold's beautiful
! d"elling or the west side and will be at
| home 10 friends there.
MIR. and Mrs. C. c. Thompson arrived
! yesterday from San Francisco, returning
earlier than was expected on account of
! Mrs. Thorn pson being taken i'll.
Mr. Hovey states that 700 people visited
Raymond park last Sunday upon the oc-
casion OF It's opening. This was an en-
| couraeinG start.
! Mr.. Fred McNally and his friend Mr.
Ham burger left for Chicago last evening,
after several weeks pleasant visit mere.
Albert +. Billharz ard Miss Anna S.
| Cobb of this city were yesterday licensed
| 20 wed.
! The funeral of Mrs. Abbey LlewcIlyn,
who died last Sunday at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Henry G. Reynolds,
took place today. Mrs Llewellyn, who
was II years OF age, came here from Mex
| leo, NO.. two months ago. She leaves
two sons, J. f. Llewelvn, a merchant in
Mexico, Me-, and William H. Llewellyn
OF M.ddletown, Ind, and two daughters,
Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. MATHS, who ac-
companied their mother to Pasadena.
| There was an unusually fine display of
Strawberries i'll Martins window yester-
| day.