The herald., 1896-01-31
AT THE HOTELS

L. Ii. Williams OF Phoenix is at the
Natick.
W. T. AlIanson of Gold Rock is at the
Natick.
T. H. Jones of New York is at the West
minister.
F. c. Hornby of New York is at the West
minister.
Mrs. S. A. Fairchild of Pomona is at the
Ramona.
C. II. Shalenbarger of Chicago is at the
Nadeau.
J. +. Ginzed from Arizona is at the Unit
P. r. Waycross of Galveston, Tex, is at
Mrs. J. F. Mason of Taylor, Tex, is at
The Nadeau.
d. W. Simpson of Aurora, ILL.,, is at the
Hollenbeck.
C. w. Elliott of San Francisco is at the
Hollenbeck.
IT. Roberts of Kansas City is at the
Holenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson ST Salt Lake are
at the Natick.
J. II. Anderson and wife of Whittier are
at the Natick.
NJ. King and family of Dennison, Ia, are
at the Natick.
James A. Bell of Santa Barbara is at the
United States.
George NJ. Davidson of Denver is at the
United States.
w. E. Bartholomew of New York is at
the Hollenbeck.
H. Campbell and wife of Chicago are at
the Westminster.
T. ]. Eaman of Kansas City, Mo-, is at
the Westminster.
H. S. Sparks, a merchant of Fairfax, COL,
is at the Ramona.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Marks of Chicago
are at the Nadeau.
j. Boas and Miss Boas of San Francisco
are at the Nadeau.
A. M. Jones and wife of Houston, Tex,
are at the Nadeau.
J. e. Aiken and wife of San Francisco
are at the Ramona.
T. G. Woodmancy and wife of Norwalk,
o., are at the Ramona.
A. B. Harman ana wife of Scranton, Pa,
are at the Westminster.
Mrs. Libbie L. Rich of Eaton Rapids.
Mich, is at the Ramona.
A. Reenhart is in from Norwalk and is
regisie ed at the Ramona.
Samuel Mccarthy and wife of San Fran
cisco are at the Hollen5eck.
Ii. S. Sparks, prominent merchant of
-airmount, is at the Ramona.
NJ. Engt, c. Keck and o. I. Gentry of
Chicago are at the Hollenbeck.
John Irving Kane, jr., of San Francisco
Is registered at the Hollenbeck.
Edwin Warren and j. NJ. Gray, jr., of
Nashville, Tenn, are at the Hollenbeck.
Captain Falkenberg, who is interested in
Los Angeles county mines, is at the Ra-
mona.
F. w. Boltz, wife and child, and Miss
Maud Cook of Cleveland, o., are at The
Westminster.
John Martinez, G.. Eugene Einhhia and
Harry Shaw, cattlemen from Saticoy. are
at the St. Elmo.
Mrs. S. T. Healy and Miss Healy. from
the Bay state, are quartered at the Ramo-
la for the season.
Mrs. William Snowden, Miss Lillian
Snowden aud Miss Franc Snowden of Min
neapolis are at the Westminster.
Mrs. S. A. Fairchild OF Pomona, and
Mrs. L. Abbie l.. Rich, Eaton Rapids.
Mich, are registered at the Ramona.
Mrs. G. II. Benedict, Mrs. j. t. Rown-
! tree, with the Misses Leila and Bessie
Rowntree and Master Wallace Rowntree,
| from Denver, have suites at the Hollenbeck
for the season.
| Recent arrivals at the Hotel Argyle are ::
William Stevenson, San Francisco; W. H..
Kelso, Inglewood; G. d. Eyeabroad and
wife, WInnebago City, Mimi; Rev. Fl. a.
Wikon. Berkeley, CAL; j. A. Haitian and
wife, Colorado; j. Il. Tllinhast, Provi-
derce. H. A. Sheppard and wife, Portland,
Ore; Miss Elzabe h Brown, Michigan; !;
Anson Gorton, l.. A. Harland. Chicago; A.
A. Cobbett, Springfield, Mass.
Personals
Phillip Altbayer and family of Terrill,
Texas, will make Los Angeles their future
home, and is now comfortably settled at
S56 S. Hill street.
Mrs William McInnis came into the city
yesterday on brief visit to her friends in
East Los Angeles. Her husband is the
well-kDown agent OF Los Nietos.
John Cashin, president of the San Fran
cisco Ice company, is at the Nadeau for a
few days, and with some friends inspect
ing Los Angeles and matters pertaining to
the business of his company.
Hon. E. H. Richardson, for many years
a member of the Missouri legislature from
st. Louis, and well-known Democratic
politician, is visiting his son.in law, T. f.
Fitzgerald of this city. Mr.. Richardson
will probably make his home in Los An
geles.
Mr.. ]. A. Walton, from Germantown,
Ky, and a typical gentleman from the his
torIc state, is, with his wife, Mrs. A. j..
Whips and Miss Ida H. Walton, touring
Southern California. They are occupying
suites al the Ramona. He said that old
Kentucky is, as usual, prosper Gus. and
sticks to the glorious principles of Demo-
cracy.
James w. Barrett, his wife, maid and
child are at the Hollenbeck, with Thomas
E. Barrett and wife from Chicago. The
gentlemen are we'll known to those who
have seen the Windy City's wheat pit,
when prices were jumping. Tom" as he
is familiarly known, says tnat he thinks
The bulge of about a cent yesterday will
hold, and that holders of good, hard wheat
for milling will receive better prices than
those which now rule.
W. j. Speers, superintendent of the San
Diego district of the Childrens Home So
ciety, whose chief object is the placing of
destitute children in family homes, is visit
ing friends at 22S West Twenty-tifth street.
This noble charity, of which John Waldo
Ellis is state superintendent. and in which
the highly esteemed Judge York of tine su-
perior court takes so much interest. is just
one of those which should appeal more
strongly to local philanthropists than the
sensational demands for backsheesh from
Constantinople.
The Pool Match
A large and excited crowd witnessed the