Personal items from Las Vegas travelers and visitors
A column of personal notices lists Mrs. Sarah Root returning to Las Vegas from Los Angeles on Tuesday morning. Rockefeller family also back from a mountain trip to Las Vegas, O A Kimball and family two weeks away with Newport Beach trips, and Dr W S Park enjoying Catalina Island fishing. Mrs J T Watters leaving for Los Angeles to join daughter Audrey, who has been visiting her uncle. John Graglia and mother headed to Los Angeles for a two week vacation to recover from moving Boulder Drug store. H H Pursell expected in Las Vegas from Carrara, last night or this morning. Dr Roy W Martin to return about July 27 from Guadalupe Island. he is tied to a packing plant there. Ariathre Jess Knight in Los Angeles on mining company business. District Attorney Harley A Harmon expected in Las Vegas after Reno and Salt Lake City trips. Judge Roger Foley expected back soon as municipal court sits in his absence. Mrs Elizabeth Woody leaving for Mackey Idaho then to Los Angeles to visit briefly. Mrs W Schuyler and Mrs A E Cahlan plus daughter Marion plan to motor to Los Angeles for weeks at beach resorts. James Cashman and C E Pem broke camp by auto for Los Angeles.
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W. 8S.park
Catalina Island
Aeai Anian
J. T. Watters
Los Angeles
Audrey
John Graglia
Joe Graglia
Boulder
Roy W. Martin
Las Vegas
Island of Guadalupe
Lower
California
Dr. Martin
Ariathre
Harley A. Harmon
Thos J. Salter
Reno
Salt Lake City
Center Parking Ordinance Gets First Reading
City board approved a plan to park cars in the middle of paved streets for 60 days after ordinance passage to pack edges of pavement. After that period cars may park beside curbs only briefly for loading and unloading under penalties of 2.50 to 100 dollars and 1 to 50 days in jail.
Chamber Meet Is Short and Sweet
Tuesday’s Chamber of Commerce meeting drew few attendees and little business. A letter from Robert Griffith to the city commissioners urged applying to the U S land office at Carson City to set aside land for a municipal airport. Pine & Clark and Las Vegas Construction Co were elected to the $2.50 per month class. A pleasant Taylor ranch dinner followed with hosts Mr and Mrs A M Minnette and guests including O D Yates, O C Boggs, C C Boyer, J W Woodard, A E Cahlan, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Griffith
Board of City Commissioners
U. S. Land Office
Carson City
Pine & Clark
Las Vegas Construction Co
Taylor Ranch
A. M. Minnette
Messrs
Mesdames
O. D. Yates
O. C. Boggs
C. C. Boyer
J. W. Woodard
A. E. Cahlan
W. N. Schuyler
J. H. Lightfoot
C. E. Pembroke
Lillie Pistole
Jean Fayle
Capital Debutantes Groom for Next Season
In Washington July 24 debutantes plan their next season with teas and balls booked for Christmas week. Notable young women include Caroline Roebling daughter of Mrs Arthur O Brien slated for November 30 at Estabrook Washington. Caroline Sanderson daughter of Lieut Col and Mrs Charles R Sanderson. Katherine Lowman daughter of the assistant secretary of the treasury. Clara Boling a Wilson relative. Victoria Catalani niece of the Italian embassy counselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmington
Caroline Roebling
Arthur O Brien
Colonel O'Brien
Miss Roebling
Ter
the Treasury
Seymour
Danger Street at El Patio Tonight with Warner Baxter
New York underworld film Danger Street screens tonight at El Patio open air theatre. Warner Baxter stars as Rolly Sigsby a wealthy man drawn to the underworld, a role said to be a revelation. Martha Sleeper leads the female cast with Duke Martin and others in support. The program also notes The Man Who Laughs tomorrow and Saturday, plus The Family Upstairs drama on July 31 and August 1 by the Community Players.
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N. Y
Underworld
el Patio
New York
East Side
Park Avenue
Danger Street
Ralph Ince
Warner Baxter
Rolly Sigsby
Baxter
Martha Sleeper
Duke Martin
Frank
Isuus
Starry Tenbroon
Allen Grant
Ole M. Ness
Spec” O'Donnell
Harold MacGrath
Red Book
Victor Hugo
Saturday Evening Post
Notre Dame
Hugo
Conrad Veldt
Mary Philbin
Community Players
William Streett
Special Light Assessment Read for Las Vegas Lighting Fund
City commissioners read for the first time Tuesday an ordinance imposing a special assessment of 25136.90 dollars for the Las Vegas Special 1929 Street Electric Street Lighting Improvement Fund. The tentative list shows 127 assessments in the district, including Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Fremont
Tile Company Opens New Plant on Twelfth Street
The Desert Construction Company began operation of its Lay-More tile plant Tuesday on Twelfth Street between Ogden and Stewart. The interlocking lightweight tiles are designed for well insulated walls and suit many building types. Eight men are employed now, with delivery ready in three weeks after a 21 day curing period. The firm plans an extensive Las Vegas building program this fall and expects to double its workforce soon.
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Desert Construction Company
Twelfth Street
Ogden
Stewart
Las Vegas
City Assessments Set for Front Foot Basis in Multiple Blocks
From Main to Fifth portions and blocks 1 2 3 4 14 15 18 19 30 31 33 34 35 36, a maximum of 3.46 dollars per front foot is used for estimated assessments. If the ordinance passes at the second reading next month, the ex officio city assessor will prepare a special assessment roll and a meeting date will be set for the commissioners and assessors to consider objections.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delkin’s Srecks
Swan Brand
Delkin’s Cash and Carry Stores
Underwood
White Cross Drug CO
Sarah Root
J. ¥. Rockefeller
O. A. Kimball
Newport Beach
Mr. Kimball
H. H. Pursell
Carrara
Jess Knight
Yellow Pine Mining Company
Goodsprings
Roger Foley
Springer
Elizabeth Woody
Mackey, Idaho
W. Schuyler
A. E Cahlan
Marion
James Cashman
Auto
Capital
Washington
Caroline Sanderson
Tile Company
Open Air Theater
Carson
Man Who Laughs
Carl Laemmle
Universal Comedy
United States
Main
Eagle and American Legion
The
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