The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-30
DUDD GETS NEEDED REST
His S0j0urn on Echo Mountain
Is Extended
FREE FROM ANNOYING CARES
Today the GubernatOrial Party Departs
for San Diego
FREE FROM ANNOYING CARES
0en. Barrett, Gen. Dimond and Others Go
Ahead to Prepare for an Inspection
of the Naval Battalion

The air on Echo mountain agrees with
Governor Budd and the result is that he
u still there. His condition physically is
decidedly improved. Besides that it is a
very pleasant place fo- Mrs. Budd to So
1ourn. She likes it immensely. The fact
that none of the annoyances which the
governor is subjected to in the cities exist
on Echo mountain makes the place very
attractive to the little lady who is the wife
OF the executive head or the state govern
ment.
For the last four months Mrs. Budd
has been compelled to employ most of
Der time in keeping newspaper men.
politicians, otfice-holders, present and
prospective, as we'll as citizens generally,
away from the governor. Wherever be
has gone since his indisposition they
have either followed him or dropped in
on him. OF courss he could not see them
under any circumstances, at times, and
it has been Mrs. Budi's dnty to gently
but firmly inform them of the fast. This
she has done with great tact and diplo-
macy, but it has been ore or less wear.
ing upon her.
Now, though, Mrs. Budd is getting
sume rest. 1t is not necessary for her to
xeep up her vigil at Echo mountain, for
those anxious to interview the executive
did not follow him there. Ii they had,
ihough, Mrs. Budd was prepared Tor the
emergency.
IF they come up here and find US we
Are just gong right back home" That
was what Mrs. Budd said to General Bar
rUtt with spirit and she meant it,
This afternoon at 10 the hprnatoria
party will leave for San Diego. Apart-
ments have been engaged at the Hotel
Florence and arrangements are being
made by the citizens to give the COVER
nor all the attention and courtesies he
will receive.
There will be an inspection of the ma
val battalion while the commander-in
chief is at San Diego. The naval batal-
lion is one of the features of the National
guard Of California. General Barrett
General H. Dimond and Colonel Chad
bourne departed for San Diego yesterday
afternoon. They will also ne present at
the inspection.
Governor Budd has adhered strictly to
the program that was announced for him
on his arrival in the ity. He has not
discussed matters of state with anyone.
This is due to the fact that he was very
closely guarded and no one who was liza
Die to bring up business of state was per-
mitted 10 see h m at any time.
Parties who are interested in the
charges that have been preferred against
the six directors of the Agricultural asso-
citation have endeavored to get the COVER
nor's. ear but they have failed signally.
The friends of the directors wanted to
talk to the governor and show him where
they thought there was a great big
scheme in getting the present directors
ousred. General Barrett saw to it that
this little conversation, having for its
aim discussion of Agricultural park
matters, did not take place 1t is proba-
bio that the governor will not again visit
to Los Angeles for time. He will in all
probability return to San Francisco by
steamer direct from San Diego.