Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-06
THEY CONE TO
Do Los ANGELES
PEOPLE PROMINENT IN PITTS.
BURG ARRIVE
They Unanimously Agree That No
Place Is so Popular as the ANGEL
City, and They Expect to
Have a Great Time

A. A. Dinan, Edward Shannon, ], 7.
Shenlel, r. A. Magarral and wife, and
Miss Marie Sprague, six of the best
known residents of Pittsburg, Pa arr
rived in Los Angeles last night and
engaged apartments at the Hotel Alex
andrla.
The party are on a pleasure trip and
say they. are going to do Los Angeles
thoroughly.
j. P. Richardson, one of the most
prominent mine owners in the United
states, accompanies the party.
For more than six months the party
have been making their way to Callfor-
MIA. They have visited every city in
the western part of the United States
and they declared unanimously last
night that no place had made the i'm
preston upon them that Los Angeles
has Reaching Los Angeles late at
night, they have so far been able TO
arrive at that conclusion only from the
climatic conditions that they have en-
countered in Southern California.
All Are Of Prominence
Mr.. Dinan is one of the largest
wholesale liquor business men in the
United States. AS his name suggests,
Mr.. Dinan is close relative of Chief
oil Police Dtnan of San Francisco being
full cousin to the northern chief.
- - oheHhel dlSo comes IN Tor per-
sonal honors, being one of the most
popular Legislators from Pittsburg.
Mr.. Richardson, who is stopping with
brother-in-law In Los Angeles, is
well known throughout the west in
connection with several of the largest
mining propositions in California and
Nevada. While here, he says, he will
transact much business.
Miss Marie Sprague is probably bet
IN 10
geles than any other visitor Imme-
diately upon the news of the disaster
in San Francisco she gave her services
to relieve the sufferers. Her soprano
voice is the envy of many singers. She
has won her way to the hearts of the
best musicians in the world. While in
i.os Angeles she will sing at many of
the leading concerts.
The mission of the Pittsburgers to
the City of Angels at this time is one
purely for pleasure. Upon the solici-
tation of many of the prominent So
ciety leaders of Los Angeles and east
erners well acquainted here, they have
consented to take active part in every
thing that will help to advertise the
glorious climate and the enterprise and
-dateness of Los Angeles, thereby
demonstrating their appreciation OF
Los Angeles and the west.
Los Angeles Is Popular
When seen last night in their apart
ments at the Hotel Alexandria they
unanimously agreed that there is no
city so popular as Los Angeles.
why. we have heard Los Angeles
mentioned on every side during our
trip here" said Mr.. Shenkel. Its Los
Angeles, her climate and the metropol-
itanism that we hear from everybody.
For three or four Of the members of
our party this is their first visit to Los
Angeles.
I'VE have been looking forward to
our arrival here with more interest
than we have to any other destination.
We are going in for everything. Cata-
lima will be one of our first side trips
while here. The world famous tuna
fish at the so-called Magic isle has
been one of our most attractive ambi-
tions But we do not intend to leave
any other stone unturned. We are
going to do Los Angeles in great style.
We know we may have the time Of
our lives in Los Angeles, and that's
what we're here for"