Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-06

and a new cigar store are some or the
features.
The annex will add fifty new sample
rooms to the Hayward, and 1t Is esti-
mated that the total cost of the whole
viii be about S50000. The present ho-
tel will be refurnished entirely also.
and when the annex is opened July
the entire building win be just like
new hotel.
Among the guests who yesterday reg
istered at the Hollenbeck were Mr.. ana
Mrs. ID. Richardson Of Arizona, Where
Mr.. Richardson is interested in the
mining industry: w. j. Dillman OF sac
ramento; J, Sthott, cereal manulac-
turer of Toledo; w. L. Clark, Bakers
field oil man: Fred A. Burbank or
Wilton, Me, and j. M. EschelInah oil
lei Centre.
New arrivals at the Van Nuys in
clude: ]. II. Brown of san Francisco,
Percy l.. McDormott of New York
city. John J. Fitzgerald Of Chicago
accompanied by Mrs. Fitzgerald
Charles T. Weir of Tucson and Charles
c. Alton of London, Eng.
New guests at the Westminster in
clude: Mrs. A. w. Mitchell of San
Diego, A. J. Howell of San Francisco
w. L. wilkins and wife of sioux
City and Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Smith OF
San Francisco.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Nadeau are Mr.. and Mrs. George #.
Smith of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs.
James Gamble and family Of Chicago,
where Mr.. Gamble is in the insurance
business; George l.. Heath of Judson'
| Cal, a mining man; Senior Thomas La
Madrid and wife, accompanied by Ar
turo Turon, lawyer of San Diego,
and r. G. French of Wichita, kan.
New arrivals at the Lankershim in
clude: w. R. Lash of San Francisco,
William L. Cole of Brooklyn, N. Y,
w. f. Jones of Odgensburg, N. Y, and
L. b. Ouickbush of Birmingham,
wash: A. G. Buckley of Springfield,
Mo-: B. w. Turner of San Francisco
New arrivals at the Alexandria in
clude: Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Koemg OF
Boston, C. f. Pike of New York, G. L.
Morris of Columbus, b. b. osborne Oh
| Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Blng-
ham of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Hurd and Misses Mary and Eleanor
| Hurd of New York, accompanied by
! Mrs. A. D. Hurd of Boston, and Ralph
r. Lee of Erie, Pa.
Among the guests wro registered at
| the Aneglus yesterday were; John A.
Bunting, the smillionaire oil operator
of Coalinga; w. B. Preston of Mexico,
| C. S. Wills, shoe manufactures OF
| Boston, Mrs. Joseph Knight and fam
lily of Chicago and A. M. Allison of
Bakersfield.
While driving his machine down
Spring street Harry G. Fryman, own
ner of the Hayward hotel, found a
gold watch. Just as he was crossing
| Eighth street Mr.. Fryman noticed
something shining in front of his ma
chine. He stopped to investigate ana
found a watch and chain. The watch
was unharmed with the exception OF a
broken crystal and is still runnig Any
one can have it who can convince Mr..
F'ryman that he is it's owner.
L. M. West, proprietor of the Fig
ueroa hotel is planning on conduct
ing an excursion of his guests and
number of outsiders to Alaska during
the month of July. Mr. West conduct
ed an excursion of about forty over
the same tour last year, and was SO
| successful and those in the party en-
| loved themselves so much that he mas
| been prevailed upon to repeat the
stunt. On last years trip the entire
Journey was made in tWenty-slX DAYS: