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Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21
Democratic Ticket.

Democratic Ticket. Council Ben Goodrich. Assembly Neill Bailey, Oscar Rob. er,s, Fred Sutter. Shcrifi -Chas. Lockling. District Attorney ]. r. Ross Treasurer J. C. Callaghan Probate Judge Frank w. Goodbody Recorder C. \. Mcdonald School Superintendent l.. V. Me Court.
 Sur'cyor-J. S. McNeish. Supervisors w. N. sdamson. John Rock
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21

Joe Roberts has returned from the Kirkland ranges with consignment of fat steers for his o. K. meat mar ket.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21

Assemblymen-- William ]. lIogwood John T. Hughes, F. r. Hazclett. sheriff r. Frank Murphy.
 Super'isors-Sam Barklcy. R. C. Brady
 Treasurer Vie s Grinith
 Probate Judge Wm. II. Sawtclle pis'riet Attorney Edwin r. Jones. Recorder-Cha A. Shibeu School Superinicudcut-S. Y. Me. Cure.
 county Surveyor Jesse E. Wright.
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C0CHISE COUNTY. Republican Ticket.

Council-Dr. C. l.. Caven.
 Asscmbly-J D. Chapman, A. w Flickinger, Ed Schearcr. Sheriff Jack White. Treasurer Chas. W. Hicks. Recorder Rich Davis. Probate Judge Gid Graham. District AttorfAy J. <. Williams. school Superintendent E. IT, stov CT.
 SuPcrvisors--G. ]. McCabc, Jacol Sehcorcr
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21
Democratic Ticket.

Council-T. F. Weedin. Assembly --J. E. Bourne and s' It. Snider.
 sheriff-John Rhodes. Treasurer-T. A. Lonagin District Attorucy-J. F. o'onno'' Rccorder--G. F. Watson. probote .Judge-John C. Harris Surveyor \. Stafford Supervisors A. Bortleson ana | Mccarthy,
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CHA COUNTY. Republican Ticket

Councilman Chas. v. Martin Assemblyman-Tom Trev'll'on' sheriff Wm. Sparks. District Attorney l.. Henry T,eosurer-D. k. Williamson. Recorder II. II. Huifer' School superinicndent--W w. o' h'' ner.
 probate .Judge-Tom Flannigan' superyisors- wm. Ryan, hym'" ' Woods.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21
YUMA COUNTY. Republican Ticket.

'Ouncilman- Donald Mcintyre. saenh Alex McBeath. |kepresentative- IL. B. Carr.
 District Attorney-Thomas Molloy.
 heorder-J. NJ. Polhamus.
 lieasurer-L. w. Alexander.
 sg'eyor-H. C. Johnson. 'apeylsors-W Ward Priest and J. M beee n0baie .lnhRe-L III. GOhfreY.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21
Democratic Ticket.

onhellman-Geo. W. Morton. 'epresentative-R. A. Hightower. MenA Gus Livingston. Os'nct Attorney-W. F. Timmons '0ahty Recorder-J. M. Alvarado. 'olhiy Treasurer Geo. Nicholson. 'tobatc Judge--D. l.. DeVane. 'apervisors-W. F.. Marvin and J
 Shansscy.
 00n'y surveyor-.Jasper Paryin'
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21
CoCONINO COUNTY. Republican Ticket.

Coaneil-F. x. Green.
 Assembly --T. !. Coalter
 Sheriff-L. z. Drus.
 District Attorney Edward V. Dee. Treasurer Joseph k. Treat. Recorder - Fred Ipgls.
 Probate Judgs-Robsrt ]. Kidd. County sebool suPsristsHdest-F' W. Perkins.
 surveyor--J. A. Lasport.
 snperv isors-L. n. yssgsr, Jacef |Caufnan.
 Democratic Ticket.
 Ceueil Capt George Hochdsrhsr. Assembly l.. s. Williams.
 sberin n-Jobn W. Francis. Treasurer Edgar A. BrowH.
 Recordef Jesse Boyee. Probate tJudge-R. $. TeePle. County schol superiniendent-J. F. Jones. Snpervisors- William Dickinson, \ TT. Cornish.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21
MoHAvE COUNTY. Democratic Ticket.

Democratic Ticket. Council kean s. Charles. Reprcsentative--Silas W. Tobcy District Attorney William F.. Mo. roney.
 Sheriff - Walter Brown. Treasurer-J. x. Wtners Recordcr-R. \. Robertson. Probate Judge Lon N Tealc. Supervisors John C. Potts. wm. B stephens.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21
Fort whippie Buildings Finished.

Charles r. lIaney finished the con. structiop fothe twentyt hree buildings at Fort Whipple yesterday and turned the same over officially to the govern ment. Mir. and Mrs. IIapey will leave in n few. days for their home in New York
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21

S/w. Higlsy, candidate for sherir of Nsrieopa county on the Republican ticket, was m outgoing passenger last night for bis home in Phoenix, after . visit te Humboldt, waere he has bus .....
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21

of'' tsbV a'
 In response to a telegram received yesterday from George q. Young, sec rctary of the territorial Republican central committee 10 Phoenix, the Prescott Gloo Club has accepted an in' yitation to appear at the Republican rally in the Salt River valley capital Friday night The Glce Club made decided hits here and in Jerome at th" Republican rallies Friday and Saipr dsy night. Secretary iounR accom- panied Ralph Cameron and the county Republican candidates to Jerome and was present ai the meeting there. He was SO fayofably impressed with 'he singing of the club toat he decided on his return to PboeniS to invite the members 10 attend the rally there Fri day night.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21
Mine Manager Hero.

Mine Manager Hero.
 ]. B. Girand, managing director cf the Big Stick Mining Company, ST rived here yesterday afternoon from bis company. camp in the sanis Ma ria district. es mining business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21
Passed Through.

HAssed Thfoukh. T. District Attorney Henry r. Ashurst of Coconino county passed through here las, siga, on his way from Flag stan to Phoenix oa professional bus
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21


 Ed Jones, former resident of this city, passed through here last night on his way home to Phoenix. Jones left here eight years ago and travelled through Europe, member of Buffalo Bill's Wild West show. He was one of the star bronco riders and expert shots of the show. He will renew old acquai intsnces with his former asso ciates when the show reaches P0ooniK Left for Jerome.
 Attorney and Mrs. LeRoy Anderson were outgoing passengers yesterday morning for Jerome, where he deliver ed m eloquent and foreeful address a the Republican rally last nignt. Al torney Anderson will go to Kingms' from the Copper City today. After ai tending to some professional bushes In the district court of Mohave county he win leave for Taylorvilie, Illinois to visit his mother
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21

A. l.. IIarroun returned here yester day from m extended visit m Kansn' City and other eastern business cen ters. He will leave Monday for thu Bradshaw Mountains, where he ha n,ininn inieIcsis
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21
Trailing Behind.
relons Pass Through.

Sheriff Woods of. Navajo couI passed through here last night on way to Yuma, having in custody negro and three Mexican prison sentenced to three years eon6nem in the territorial prison on fell charges at the recent term of the triet court held in Iiolbrook.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-29
Lace curtainS-Very Spe-
ciai sale

Seldom do you have such a
splendid opportunity to
supply your spring cur
tain needs at such a re-
markedly low tigure-the
reason for this splendid
offer is that we have about
a hundred pairs-one to
four pairs of a kind, we
wish to dispose of at once.
They are of finest Brus-
sells net, made up in gener-
Gus width and full 3 yards
long. Values $500 to
$500 the pair. This great
sale brings them to you
at, the 60 TX
pdlE
First floor-Annex. Back.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-29
Dainty lingerie dresses in the
suit section

Pretty indeed is the showing of these dainty creations
There effective ideas blue pink and white soft sheer
fabrics trimmed with tucks lace and insertion They 1925
and upward
New tailored suits-some we just received
tans, browns and new shades of blue. Plain effects
very popular; also some little more on the fancy
order. All perfectly correct-$17.50 to $185.00
Covert jackets nobby line box and semtted styles with
cua-away effect % to 36 inch lengths from $O75
up.
enhancing of
in with medaions
Prices begin $500.
Ready-to -wear secion-First fIoor-Annex.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-29
New creations in the art section.

NC" foosolOIS
We showing pretty line of stamping patterns for
waists and dresses, also beautiful ideas in
broidery and other lines of art needIework
Free instruction by Madam Nilsson all materials pur
chased in art section
Class days-Tuesday and Friday mornings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-29
Imported japanese kimOnOS

very elegant and exclusive line of real japanese creations
imported especially for
Rich silks, hand embroidered full sleeves long and short
large effective obi sash back sleeve pockets This elegant
line we price at $3.50 to $4,000 each.
New extreme models in the La Vida corset. Very
high bust and long back-long slOping hips. Real
whalebone stiffenng. Full range of sizes.
Undermusin secton-Fit foor-Annex.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-29

Our fifth annual rose bush sale.

Our fifth annual rose bush sale.
Next Wednesday at 80 begin fifth annual
year sold 5000 pantspeope wanted
year thousand thrifty, healthy plants
-thirty-two varieties to select from.
| It's fifth-its greatest. Begins Wednesday,
April 1st
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
COUNCIL FIXES FEE FOR
REMOVING DEAD ANIMALS
Schedule Payable by Owners Ranges
from SIPS to $3.50 for Each
Carcass for Cost of
Hauling

The city council yesterday passed the
dead animal ordinance, which fixes a
price to be paid by owners of deceased
animals which must be sent to the in
cinerator. The object of fixing a fee
is to make the service self-supporting,
since the city has relieved the former
carcass contractor of the responsibility.
The schedule adopted puts fee OF
$3.50 On horses, cows, steers, mules ana
similar animals. This is a reduction
from the former suggestion of $3.95.
The fee on sheep, dogs, goats, cats
and animals of that size is $l.25, cut
from $1.45, as originally proposed.
Smaller animals-pups, kittens, chick
ems and birds-will be hauled away in
garbage cans.
Councilman e. A. Clampitt said that
$3.50 was big price for poor man 10
pay to have a dead horse removed, but
Councilman Henry Yonkin said he had
paid as much as $40 for that service.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
BALBOA EXCURSION HAS
BIG CROWD ON SPECIAL
Committee Appointed to Represent
That Body at Funeral of Past
President Ferd X. Rule
Today

One hundred and fifty persons availed
themselves of the opportunity of seeing
the town of Balboa and also East New
port and Long Beach On the chamber
of commerce glad hand excursion
yesterday.
This excursion left the Pacific Elec-
tric depot at Sixth and Main streets
yesterday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Secretary Frank Virgins and Assist
ant Secretary H. B. Gurley saw the
crowd off from the depot. James Slau-
son, Walter Raymond and Assistant
Secretary H. B. Gurley had charge of
the party on this trip.
At Balboa a fish dinner was served
the excursionists It noon, while
the afternoon was spent at Balboa,
East Newport and Long Beach.
The chamber of commerce is now TAX
ing up the glad hand" excursion to the
San Joaquin valley, which is due to
leave Los Angeles On May 6. The in
tention is to make this one of the larg-
est excursions of the season.
President Stewart of the chamber of
commerce has appointed the following
committee to represent that body at
the funeral of the late Ferd K. Rule,
past president Of that organization:
E. r. C. Klokke, Charles H. Toll, both
members of the board of directors of
1902, when Mr.. Rule was president; S.
A. Butler and Lewis M. Cole of the
present board of directors.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
TWO STATES IN
INSURANCE WAR
NEBRASKA SEEKS TO BAR CAL
IF0RNIA COMPANIES
SUITS FILED IN THE FEDERAL
COURT
Is Retaliatory Measure as Result OF
Undercapitalized Concern Doing
Business and So Being
Stopped

One of the most interesting cases
along insurance lines and one in which
Los Angeles insurance people are IN
terested, has come up in the tederal
court. at Lincoln, Neb. According 10
a dispatch from that place, deadlock
has resulted between the insurance
denartments of the two states named.
Suits have been filed in the federal
co,,rt there as a result. Attorneys for
the Fireman's Fund, and for the Ia
cifc Mutual, two California insurance
connnanies (the latter with headquar-
ters in Los Angeles) have applied 10
Judge Munger for an injunction 10
keep State Auditor Searie of Nebraska
from barring them out of the state or
Nebraska.
The dispatch goes on to say that
Insurance Commissioner Wolf of Cali
fornia refused to admit a Nebraskan
company. Then, Insurance Auditor
Pierce of Nebraska notified the agents
If all the California companies to cease
doing business in Nebraska.
Attorney H. J. Goudge of Los An
geles. an authority on insurance mat
tiers, said concerning this controversy
yesterday
at is simply retaliation on the part
of the Nebraska insurance auditor on
the one hand and plain carrying out
of the California law by Commissioners
Wolf on the other hand.
California Law Forbids
"There is a California law to the
effect that no insurance company with
a capital under 100000 shall do busi-
ness in this state.
'sNow it so happened that the only
insurance company which was trying
to do business on q smaller capital than
was legal in this state was a Nebraska
company, which had but 100000 capi-
tai.
$50, not as against a Nebraska COM
pany, but merely as against an outlaw
concern, as it were, Commissioner
Wolf refused to admit this company
to do business in California any more.
''Then, in a spirit of mistaken pa
triotism, Insurance Auditor Pierce of
Nebraska orders all California insur-
ance companies to cease doing busi-
ness in Nebraska.
'It is merely uncalled-for retaliation
on his part"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
STAG LODGE TO GIVE
BANQUET THIS EVENING

lie Grande lodge No. 8. Fraternal
Brotherhood, will give a banquet to-
night in the banquet hall, Fraternal
Brotherhood building. The banquet will
be for members of No. 8 only, few
invited guests and members of the su
preme lodge. LIE Grande is the only
"stag" or gentlemen's lodge exclusive
ly in the order. Its membership is
composed of business and professional
men, and today is said to be the most
progressive lodge of any of its kind in
California. An elaborate program has
been arranged and those who attend
are assured treat that is not often
afforded to members of this organiza-
tion Able speakers and prominent
members of the order will be on hand
and a general good time is promised
nv the committee.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17

Emmetsburg. Iowa, are sightseeing III
Southern California and are Tor a
few days guests at the Hotel Hay
ward.
Myron A. Baker, a leading attorney
of Phoenix, Ariz., is a guest at the
Hollenbeck hotel.
D. H. Wells of Boston. Mass, ar
rived Yesterday in Los Angeles and is
a guest at the Hotel Hayward.
S. H. May of New York city, the well
known Kentucky distiller, is guest
at the Hollenbeck hotel.
Mrs. G. NJ Hutchinson of Fairbanks.
Alaska, is a visitor in Los Angeles
and is a guest at the Hotel Hayward.
P. D. Milloy of Bucyrus, Ohio. is
late arrival at the Angelus hotel.
J. S. Matthews of Philadelphia, Pa,
is registered at the Hotel Alexandria.
John r. Smith of Golconda, ILL.,, ar
rived in the city yesterday and has
Headquarters at the Angelus hotel
General De Mezrier of Paris, accom-
panied by his secretary, M. Saintlot,
and r. Gasre, are prominent guests at
the Hotel Alexandria.
G. w. Harvey, a prominent banker
of Maryville, is a guest at the Hollen-
beck hotel. He is accompanied by his
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Rogers of Gold
field, New, are among the guests at
the Hotel Alexandria who are here for
the fleet reception.
Mr.. and E-rs. w. s. Boggs of San
Francisco are guests at the Angelus
hotel
A. G. Macomber of New York city
is among the new eastern arrivals at
the Hotel Van Nuys.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. J. Kendall of ST.
Louis, Mo-, are spending few weeks
in Southern California and are guests
at the Hotel Lankershim.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Peters of Tempe,
Ariz., are guests at the Hollenbeck
hotel. Mr.. Peters is a well known
banker in Tempe.
James w. Jones of Victoria. B. c.,
arrived in Los Angeles yesterday and
is a guest at the Hoted Van Nuys.
J. B. Loop. prominent orange
grower of Pomona, is a guest at the
Nadeau hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Fleishman of
Tucson, Ariz., are guests at the Hotel
Hayward.
w. G. Newmyer and b. +. Blair or
San Francisco are registered at the
Hotel Van Nuys.
John M. Williams of Odell Ill, and
Miss Helen Rush of Greggsville, ILL.,,
are guests at the Hotel Lankershim.
Judge ]. F. Powell of Newhall is a
guest at the Nadeau hotel.
John p. Or1ne, prominent member
of the good roads committee of Phoe-
nix. Ariz., is a guest at the Hollenbeck
hotel.
John Reilly of Prescott, Ariz, is a
late arrival at the Westminster hotel.
Charles w. Lawrence Of Salt Lake
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
CHILDREN STUDY ALL
ABOUT WEATHER MAPS
FORECASTER WOLLABER GLAD
TO TEACH THEM
Public and Private Schools of Los
Angeles and Vicinity Are AVailins
Themselves of This
Opportunity

Children of both public and private
schools of Los Angeles and vicinity are
availing themselves of the opportunity
of studying the methods of work pur-
sued at the local office of the United
States weather bureau.
"Some of the teachers of the schools
have the mistaken idea that this Is an
imposition upon the local office" said
Forecaster Wollaber yesterday. Ihat
is a most erroneous idea. 1t is the de-
sire of the chief of the weather bu-
reau that the local officials do all in
their power to enhance the value OF
the work through instruction given
pupils of the schools.
'In fact, this is one of the growing
features of our work-this instruction
of pupils of the higher schools of Los
Angeles and vicinity, in both private
and public schools.
at is of especial interest to pupils
in physical geography classes.
physical geography classes from the
following schools have come to this
office with their teachers during this
spring and studied the methods of
work pursued: Hollywood high school,
Throop Polytechnic of Pasadena, Cali
fornia Military academy of Santa Mon
lea and Alhambra high school
Half or the pnySlcal geography CLASS
Of the Pasadena high school has visit
ed us already, and the other half will
come after the departure Of the fleet,
During the fleets visit in nearby
waters it is the purpose of the pupils
Of the high schools of San Bernardino
and of Redlands to visit the local Of
fee in connection with their visit to
the fleet.
eve explain to the children the in
struments, the weather, how the maps
are drawn and show them the course
of storm across the United States as
indicated on the maps and also tell
them what the bureau does for the
country at large.
"And remember, it is no trouble at
all; we are only too glad at this local
office of the weather bureau to carry
out the wishes of the chief of the bu-
leau concerning instruction on the
weather bureau for the children of the
schools"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
HEARD AROUND
HOTEL CORRIDORS

f. E. Bunker of Boston. Mass, ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday and
is a guest at the Hotel Alexandria.
F. w. Colyer of Cotton is visitor in
Los Angeles and is stopping at the
Nadeau hotel.
DR.. G.. w. Hamilton of Boston, Mass,
arrived yesterday in Los Angeles and
is a guest at the Hotel Alexandria.
]. r. Mckee of Boston, Mass, man.
ufacturer of boots and shoes, is visit
ing the coast on business trip and
for a few days is a guest at the Hol-
lenbeck hotel.
John Weir Jr of Salt Lake is regis
tered at the Westminster hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Mearick
and Miss Hazel Mearick of Dayton,
Ohio, are recent arrivals at the Hotel
Lankershim.
C. w. Neeb of Pittsbuhg, Pa, is a
guest at the Van Nuys hotel.
K. G. Sawdry, a merchant of Ense-
NADIA, Lower California. is In Los An
geles on a business trip and has head
quarters at the Hollenbeck hotel.
Edgar c. Lee Of Deer Lodge, Mont,
is visiting Los Angeles and is a guest
at the Hotel Van Nuys.
E. B. Grlder manager of Solomon
Wickersham company at Globe, A. H.
is a guest at the Hollenbeck hotel.
Mrs. w. M. Graham of Santa Bar
bara is a guest at the Hotel Van Nuys.
c. F. Blattner of New Orleans is
among the new arrivals at the Hotel
Hayward.
C. r. Ptacimk, a merchant of Ense-
v.
Pagseda, mining men, also of Eense-
NADIA, are on a business trip to Los
Angeles and are stopping at the Ma
deau hotel.
David T. Perkins of Santa Barbara
is a guest at the Hotel Van Nuys. He
is accompanied by Alfred N. Perkins
and Simon Perkins of Sharon. Pa.
F. E. Gallagher, T. A. Cole and
Harry M. Greer of Needles are guests
at the Hotel Hayward who will remain
for the fleet celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Jensen of Kan
sas City, Mo, are guests at the Hol-
lenbeck hotel. Mr.. Jensen is mining
expert well known on the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sibley and son OF
Tucson, Ariz., are guests at the Hotel
Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Hall of Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, are guests at the
Angelus hotel for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Doyle and family
of Hamilton, Ohio. are guests at the
Hotel Hayward.
r. G.. Alexander, mining man OF
large interests at Nebis, Mexico, is Wis
iting Los Angeles and is guest at the
Hollenbeck hotel.
A.. A. Thill and Joseph p. Joyce of
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
THREE COUNClLMEN ABSENT
BUT SESSION GOES ON
Council Holds Brief Afternoon Meet
ing and Expects to Hold Briefer
One on Monday
Morning

Councilmen Walter Wren, E. l..
Blanchard and Henry Lyon were abb
sent from yesterday afternoons special
session of the city council, and there
was danger of no quorum, but Council
man Henry Yonkln volunteered to come
in provided that all important business
be dispatched by o'clock, as he had
business engagement.
The session ended a few minutes af-
ter 8.
Several councilmen expect to see
portion of the festivities in San Diego
and return in time to be with Mayor
A. C. Harper aboard the Hermosa sat
urday afternoon when she steams out
to meet the fleet.
brief session will be held Monday
morning, the understanding being that
adjournment will be had by IL o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
SUSPECTED HANDBOOK
MEN ARRESTED IN RAID

Four men were arrested and ar
raigned before Police Justice Rose yes
terday on charges of keeping hand
books Those arrested were j. p. Nc
Cormick, 515 South Spring street; A. A.
Hall, 230 West Second street; E. ID.
Campbell, 325 South Spring street, and
James Fox, 522 South Main street.
They were arrested by PatrOlmen Coe,
Kline, Oaker, Humphrey and Berch-
told.
Mccormick was fined $500, Campbell
$3.50 and Fox $3.50.
Hall asked for time to plead and was
allowed until o'clock tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
CITY is registered at the Hotel Lanker-

City is registered at the Hotel Lanker-
SHIN.
Judge J. B. Tribe of Ensenada is
spending a few days in the city and Is
a guest at the Angelus hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Burr of Ironton,
Ohio, are guests at the Westminster
hotel.
H. Gould and Charles A. ingalls, of
Boston arrived in Los Angeles yester-
day and are guests at Hotel Hay
ward.
A. J. Holden and son of Bennington,
VT, arrived in Los Angeles yesterday
and are guests at the Westminster
hotel.
C. E. Clifford, a San Diego capital
ist, is a guest at the Nadeau hotel.
i Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Harty and G.
w. Harty Jr. of Portland, Ore, are
visiting Los Angeles for a few days and
are guests at the Westminster hotel.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
WIFE THINKS HUSBAND
is VICTIM OF PTOMAlNES

The death of John McClaren, a con-
tractor, who lived at 1862 East Fifty
second street, is to be investigated by
Coroner Hartwell
THE widow of the dead man told the
coroner her husband ate a meal in a
downtown restaurant Monday night
and came home i'll. He grew worse
and died Wednesday night. Mrs. Nc
Claren is convinced her husband is a
victim of ptomaine poisoning.
The body was taken to Pierce Bros
morgue, where the autopsy will be per-
formed,