Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02


convention IN Sacramento, returned
yesterday from a business trip 10 W
salia.
Charles ]. Bosworth of san Francisco,
Pacific coast manager Of the Fidelity
and Casualty company, is at the Hay
ward.
Col. w. M Breckenridge Of Tucson
Ariz., and also prominent In Southern
California, Is at the Van Nuys for
few days.
e. II. Andrews Of Bakersfield is at
the westminster. Mr.. Andrews Is m
terested in large oil properties IN
Bakersfield.
d. r. stiles, wealthy Boston ner-
chant, is at the Westminster. He ls
touring the Pacific coast states on ~
pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Roos Of San
Francisco are at the Alexandra. Mr..
Roos is a member of one Of the largest
clothing firms in the north.
James NJ Gamble. a millionaire. OF
Ivory soap fame from Gin, natl, o" IS
at the Alexandria. Mr.. Gamble Is tour
ing the western coast for pleasure.
Cant. G. M. Good. III of oakland. in
spector Of Pacific coast vessels in con-
nection with the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company, is at the Westminster.
Robert j. Colman, a prominent min
ing man of Denver, Colo. on a pleasure
tour of the Pacific coast states in COM
pany with his wife and two sons, ~ at
the Angeus.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Jackson and their
two daughters, Miss Mayme and Miss
Sada Jackson are at the Westminster.
Mr.. jackson is a capitalist and banker
of New York.
wilter Parker will return today from
visit to San Francisco. He will go
to Santa Cruz on a special train with
the Los Angeles county delegation,
leaving at Q p m. Monday.
st. John Perrit of New orleans and
d. F. Taylor and G.. A. Bartlett of New
York. guests at the Van Nuys, returned
from Catalina yesterday after two
days successful tuna fishing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Undermeyer
of New York are at the Alexandria.
| Mr.. Undermeyer is a wealthy jeweler
of the eastern metropolis and he and
his wife are enjoying a pleasure tour.
Harry Lefkovits, a prominent mining
man of Goldfeld, New, is at the Alex
andria. He arrived last night and with
him was also j. H. Dockweiler, a
brother Of Isadore Dockweiler Of Los
Angeles.
| w. j. Wilson, vice president of the LIE
Roy Mining and Milling company of
Searchlight, New, is at the Alexandria
Mr.. Wilson is here to purchase ma
chinery and to consult with c. H.
White. president of the company, who
Mrs. c. w. Scripps, J. 3. Scripps. r.
p. Scripps, Dolla and M. Scripps, Miss
Carrie Frulp and Miss Edna Leisinger
are at the Van Nuys hotel. They have
just returned from an eastern trip and
are on their way to the southern home
of the Scripps
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. Learmouth and
James D. Conley jr., of Melbourne,
Australia, are at the Van Nuys again
for few days before going to New
York en- route for England. For several
weeks they have been visiting the
Southern California pleasure resorts.
Luther Rogers, cashier of the Mon
terey County Lank of Salinas, is in Los
Angeles to examine local banks with a
view to determining the best plan for
q. $50.000 bank building to be erected at
! Salinas. With him is also W. H.
Weeks, the San Francisco architect
who will draw the plan. for the new
building. They are registered at the
! Alexandria.
Judge Charles A. Noyes Of Boston
will leave today for Santa Cruz as a,
Sueol- VI nIeu. Il. bOruII, ueleBate TO
the Republican league convention.
Judge Noyes, who, for twenty three
years was on the supreme bench in
Boston and was a lifelong friend of
James G. Blaine, recently came to Los
Angeles to make this city his per-
manent home.
The following Southern Californians
are registered at various hotels in San
Francisco: From Los Angeles-A. O.
| Ackworth, H. l.. Hammond, w. D.
Hammond, ]. N. Smalley, w. H.
Cooper, e. R. Levan, ]. @. Mcintyre, e.
S. Giles, l.. M. Passmore, P. s. Wilkes,
S. H. Smith. c. l.. Batchellor, S. Brown
and H. B. Guthrey. From Redlands-
G. E. Fuller. From Santa Barbara-E.
A. Rizar. FROM Riversde--A. Strac-
kan. From Pasadena-G. B. Post.