The herald., 1897-04-03
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

cussed and other papers were read upon
different subjects by Miss Kellogg. Mr.
Wynn, Mr.. Stonehouse and Mr.. Strong
]. K. Vlier denies the statement pub
lished in two contemporaries that he Is
interested in the Omaha restaurant,
whose proprietor left suddenly yester-
day Mr.. Vlier wishes it understood
that Thomas. the late proprietor owed
him $104 for meat, Mr.. Vlier took steps
to secure this amount, which was his
only connection with the restaurant.
Mr.. J. w. Banbury and George Metz are
now the owners, and they announce
their intention to run in accordance with
the city ordinances
Mr. w. H. Hill. the photographer. and
a director of the Pasadena Board of
Trade. attended the meeting of the
Fiesta managers in Los Angeles yester-
day. and reports that the Americus club
is much wanted in the parade. Pasa-
dena will be further represented by the
Pasadena band, and will be written up
IN the official program, of which there
will be 10000 copies issued.
Two Germans, calling themselves
barons Vonsack and Levesaw, who have
made a wager of $100 900 that they can
tour the world without expenddng n
cent except what they can beg on the
way passed through the city today.
IneY spent SOIIlc WtthS dt the oHOIL
ranch, and are now in Los Angeles. from
whence they will go to San Francisco.
After visiting Japan they go home.
A gentleman, living on East Colorado
street, who is unfortunately addicted
to too much cheer, had trouble with
Officer Goltman this morning and was
taken to the police station. He resisted
obstinately until the arrival Of Marshal
Lacey. who persuaded him to come
p6
against him.
j. Rousch, a vagrant, was sentenced
to ten days in the Jail by Recorder Ros-
sitter.
At a meeting of the Pasadena Bait
club in the office of the Pasadena Elec-
trio Light company this afternoon. off,
GERS were elected and other business
attended to.
At the regular meeting of the Shakes
peare club on Saturday the subject for
consideration will be Russia" and the
speakers will be Mrs. L. ". Chaplin and
Miss Anna l.. Meeker.
At the meeting of the Lemon Growers
association. which takes place on TUES
day at p. m. In the recorders court
room, the committee on organization
will present their report. Permanent Or
ganization will be effected.
Vincent Sarradell. a Mexican, who
lives near the RAYMOND Hill, was
thrown from a horse yesterday after
noon, suffering the fracture of his arm,
which was attended to by Drs. Row.
land and James.
PERSONAL.
B. Brown of the Catalina hotel was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Palmateer, Miss Josephine Palm
ateer and Albert Palmateer: will leave
on Tuesday for Undertook, N. Y, to
do anti IT,. Dot 10 !.
ing purchased farm there.
Among the guests at the Carlton is
z. B. Butler of Algoona, Iowa.
Dr. and Mrs. c.. W. Miller and Mr..
Weaver, Mrs. Miller's father, leave to-
morrow for their home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews and Mrs S. J.
Bryant left today for Chicago.
G. T. German of the Matthews Imple-
ment company of Los Angeles and
resident of North Madison avenue is re-
covering from a severe attack of blood
poisoning.
]. S. Glasscock. is expected home to-
morrow from San Francisco.
Frank Lowe, manager for Banning
Bros at Catalina island, will move over
to the island tomorrow to prepare for
the season.
DR.. g. Roscoe Thomas of Terrace drive
is confined to his home by Illness
G. N. Wright has bought Mr.. Paley's
home place on Congress street.
Jack and Volney Craig of Pasadena
will play this season on Berkeley's foot
ball team.
Mrs H. F.. Macomber and Roy Ma
comber are at Avalon
Len Abbott is out again, after an ILL
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Claypool and
family of Terrace drive will leave next
month for their Indianapolis home.