Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
HEARD AROUND
THE CORRIDORS
PREPARING BIG RECEPTION
FoR-LoS ANGELES VISITORS
BY THE EAvEsDRoPPER

Charles E. Sexton and C. E. South
| worth, president and secretary Of the
Commercial club of Beatty, New, ar
| rived in Los Angeles yesterday for a
| conference with Salt Lake railway
officials and members of the chamber
of commerce and Merchants and Manu-
| facturers association in preparation
for the big celebration at Beatty,
October % and 20.
On those days Beatty will don her
best bib and tucker and open her arms
| to her brethren from Los Angeles, in
celebration of the opening of the Las
Vegas & Tonopah line from Los An
geles.
Special excursion trains will be run
directly through and the mining town
| is preparing for 300 visitors from Los
| Angeles.
1--WE expect to have royal celebra-
| tion up there and we want to show
some of the merchants what there is
in Nevada" said Mr.. Sexton when
seen last evening In the corridor at
| the Alexandria. .ssl, i
I'VE have had conference with ].
Ross Clark and other Officials of the
Salt Lake railroad and special trains
with sleepers will be run through and
will remain there until the party comes
| back. thus affording ample accommo-
dation for everyone. We will give
our Los Angeles friends the best we
have and there will be something do
| ing all the time We have been buy
/ ing fireworks and bunting today and
have hired all the rigs and automo-
| biles in the country and on the 23d we
are going to take the visitors all over
the various mining sections for an in
specion of the working mines.
To-day we hope to meet members of
| the Los Angeles chamber of commerce
and other associations and interest
them in our little town. We cannot
understand why the Los Angeles
merchants do not reach out for the
! Nevada trade With this line open the
freight rates should be less from Los
Angeles to Nevada than from any 9TH
| er of the large cities, because the line
is more direct and the cars can be
run straight through. Salt Lake and
San Francisco merchants seem to be
quick to grasp their opportunities out
men on the ground would be the Los
Angeles men, and this is not the case"
Hotel Clerk Married
Fred Molino, clerk of the Green ho-
| tel, who went to Yellowstone park at
the conclusion of the season last May
and inspired by a charming young
heiress he met there fell prey to the
little blind god, has returned. With
him is the heiress, now become Mrs
Moline.
The popular Fred is not telling all
the romantic features of that summer
In the Yellowstone but his friends
learned enough yesterday to assure
them that not all of the course of true
love went smoothly for him. The
heiress was willing and Mr. Molino
was more than anxious, but there was
parental objection that had to be over
come.
AS time went on II became evident
that parental objection could not be
overcome and two young people de-
cided that the only thing to do when
you cannot overcome objection Is 70
ignore 1t. Thus 1t was that when the
Yellowstone season closed Mr.. Molino
left for Seattle. but before he went he
had secured the promise Of his fiancee
to follow him on the next train. True
to her word she arrived in the Wash
ington city soon after her hRnoe and
the wedding took place there. For a