Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31
SANTA MONICA.

SANTA MONICA.
Result of n santa barbara EiOpe.
ment-The Outfsll sewer.
Jerome Castle and his wife Nettie have
up to a short time ago, as far as outward
appearances go, lived happily in their
home near the pretty little town of Santa
Barbara by the Sea. Mrs. Castle, a pretty
vivacious woman OF 25 years of age, had
quite host of admirers in the circle in
which she lived, and none was more de-
voted than Lyman Castle, the younger
brother of her husband. He evidently
possessed more of the powers of captlva'
tor than Jerome, for about five days ago
he induced Nettie to run away from
home, and leaving her children behind,
the false wife fed with Lyman and came
to Santa Monica. They arrived here on
Saturday last and took up quarters at the
Jackson House, charging on Sunday to
uptown habitation at the Lynwood
House. But they were not fated to long
enjoy the sweets of their illicit love. Je-
rome was on their track, and swearing
out warrant for their arrest, his wife
being charged with deserting her infant
children and his brother with aiding and
abetting, the document was placed in the
hands of City Marshal Dan Martin, of
Santa Barbara. and he posted down here
as quickly as possible. Marshal Bsrretto
was taken into his confidence, and the
two officers set out in search of the run
aways last night. After short skirmish
they discovered them walking together
on Utah avenue. They we're at once
placed in custody, the recreant brother
being conveyed to the lookup and the
woman being confined in her room over
night. Today they were taken back to
Santa Barbara, where they will be at
once examined on the charges preferred,
The husband is a man about 50 years OF
age, and his brother is 80 years old.
PROTEST AGAINST THE SEWER.
The Town Trustees took action regard
ing the sewer proposition after they had
concluded their routine business last
night, the result of their deliberations
being the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, The City Council OF Los An
geles proposes to run the sewage of that
city into the ocean short distance south
of Santa Monica, and whereas the ocean
currents at Santa Monica run parallel to
the coast, and would deposit the solid
matters and filth from the sewage on the
beach in front Of the town, and create an
intolerable Nuisance, rendering worth
less property which is now of immense
value. Now, therefore, be 1t
Resosyed, That said proposed sewer is
an outrage and wrong, to which the peo-
pie of Santa Monica cannot submit and
be it further
Resolved, That the Board of Trustees
of Santa Monica engage counsel to fight
the matter in the courts and en-
ploy all legal means possible to prevent
the construction Of said proposed sewer
and
Resolued, That the Clerk be instructed
to furnish copy Of these resolutions to
the Los Angeles daily papers.
THE JONES BALL.
Santa Monica probably never witnessed
a more brilliant attendance in one build.
ing than that which graced the Jones
mansion last night in honor of the TWEEN.
tieth birthday of Roy, the eldest son Of
the millionaire Legislator. The festivi.
ties commenced at 8 O'Clock, and lasted
until the small hours of the next morn.
ing, q fine collation. being served soon
after midnight. In addition to the mem
bers of the family, the following were
among the many present: Mr.. and Mrs
Severance, Miss Goodrich, Mrs. Platter
Miss Briggs, Miss Mary Banning, MIR
and Mrs. Vail, the Misses Childs, Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Silent, Miss Brad bury
Mrs. o. W. Childs, Mrs. Northam, Nh
and Mrs. Northam, Colonel Baker, N. p
Coleman, F. s. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs
Lockwood, D. McCool, Baron Stonemsn
r. A. Chadwick, Court Scott, Willoughby
Cole, DR.. Willis, Chas Forman, Jr., A
@. Wilshere and F. Finlayson.
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
A tennis tournament is being played al
the Jones courts.
The Arcadia is livelier now than al
any time before this season. The best
element of the surrounding country il
we'll represented.
The temperature today was only Y in
the shade.
Mr. III. B. Lockwood had severe at
tack of cramp while bathing this morn
ing, but was luckily in shallow water anC
was soon pulled out.
Judge Widney was at the Arcadia to
day.
Mr.. Frank Ellis reports the arrival o
three more families Of campers on Nortl
Beach today.
Captain and the Misses Seamans ar
rived at the Arcadia today.
Mr.. D. McCool, of the Santa Fe, is {
daily participator in the pleasures of stuff
bathing.
Mr.. c. A. Logan and vile arrived al
the Arcadia today.
VIM. Caswell, F. J. Thomas, ]. W
Montgomery, A. G. Wiltshire, J. Curlett
j. Lowell, A. G. Freeman, D. F. Done
gan and wife, Mrs. E. L. Bryant. W. r.
Manning, 9. A. Logan and wife, Mrs.
DR.. Clacius, ]. G. Fraser and Mrs.
Anderson. Root are among the latest ar.
rivals at the Arcadia.