Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14

gelus are: A. Y. Pearl and Charles E.
Brown of Boston, mining men who
have recently returned from trip
across the Mojave desert Mr.. Pearl
was rather well known to fame few
years ago when Death Valley Scotty
was doing his little stunts, IS he was
connected with the easy spender' in
several deals Both men are ardent
advocates Of having a few signboard5
placed along the trails of the desert
telling where water can be found.
They had little experience while out
on the weary wastes which has con-
vinced them that signboards judicious-
ly placed would save many lives per
annum and encourage eastern capital
to invest in the country instead of mas
tening to get out of it, as many or
them do who go there now.
Other arrivals are: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
e. Stewart, London; Mr.. and Mrs. l.
e. Stewart Of Glasgow, Ellis B. Hay
man Of London and Major and Mrs.
a. r. Ritchie of Marie Scotland, all
wealthy Scottish tourists who are see
ing the United States. Another prom
inent guest at the Angelus is Henry
Ach. known to fame as the attorney
for Abe Reuf in the recent graft per
secutions in san Francisco.
Van Nuys hotel arrivals include:
Danial of Prescott. J. 2. O'Connell of
London. Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Stearns'
accompanied by Miss Stearns and MISS
Cartilege. all of Chicago; e. j. Green
burg of Birmingham, England, ana
DR.. j. w. Taylor of New York city ana
Mrs a. Hornby of Redlands.
Among the guests of prominence in
Los Angeles at present is Father AL
fred Ouentu of Guayamas, Mexico.
This father. in conjunction with IA
ther H. Emanuel of National city, mas
been establishing missions similar TO
the ones established in the early days
along this coast, in the wilder regions
of Mexico AS of old, the reverend
fathers are very jealous in this work
and the one who is now in this city, a
guest at the Hollenbeck hotel, has
snent nearly all his life among the In
dams and halfbreeds of the southern
republic, although he has ample means
of his own to support himself. lie WIN
rest here for a few days and then once
more resume his labors in MS choseh
| field
Other arrivals at the Hollenbeck in
! clude: Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Rhyen of
Pittsburg, A. c. Adams, railroad
| commissioner of Phoenix; ]. F. Ames
of Angels Camp, Cal; Mr.. and Mrs.
| Jeff McElVa1ne or san berIdluIIlO'
! Charles Post, county clerk of San Ber-
nardino county; ]. L. Holland OF Buff
| falo.
| Among those who registered yester-
! day at the King Edward were: H. 70.
Pratt of San Francisco, j. Ferguson OF
| Balboa, Edwin H. Williams of san
Francisco, Frank Stafford of Cleveland,
! d. H. Baldwin of Manzena and A. l..
Manahan of Seattle.
New arrivals at the Lankershim in
clude: Thomas Pollard and wife, Mr..
and Mrs A. w. Pollard and A. j. Pol
lard all of San Francisco; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Edmonds of Syracuse, l..
H Toney and C. F. Monk of Boston
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Schattman
and family. accompanied by Maria
| Hass, all of Glendora.
At the Hayward the new arrivals in
clude: R. Lewis and wife of San Fran
cisco. J. L. Burgoyne of Cincinnati, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Nelson of San Fran
cisco, Frank j. Yochem of Dallas, Mr..
and Mrs William Arnieli of Camar-
| lilo, Mexico, and Mrs. S. f. Casady OF
| Fort RosecranS.