Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-01
SANTA MONICA.
Sundays Doings at the Beach City
A Fight.

Alright.
Today witnessed the biggest attendance
on the sands this season. The early
trains from Los Angeles were not quite
as we'll loaded as usual, owing to the
morning being rather raw and chilly
but as the day wore on, and the heat in
creased, the travel became heavier. AL
together fifty well.flled carloads of peo'
pie were brought into town by the
Southern Pacific and the Los Angeles and
Pacific; and allowing for those who
drove down and those who came over
night, there were fully $500 people on
the sands. A number of the veterans
came over from the Soldiers Home, and
passed the day on the beach.
A thoroughly representative delegation
of Los Angeles railroad men came down
early in the day. They were Assistant
Freight and Passenger Agent @. F.
Dispatcher R. II. Hamilton, and Col. A..
B. Hotchkiss of the Southern Pacific !;
Agent j. B. Quigley and J. Keyes of the
Burlington; W. Wardwell OF the G. & A. !;
Col. Mike Welch, Jr., and Frank Smith
vi bnO L ~ OCClObdiy AeCOO oho ouu-
itor Evan of the J.. A. & p, and the pop
ular railroad caterer, Simon Reinhardt.
Among the many Angelefos who ar
rived at the Arcadia, and who were on
the sands during the day, were Sanford
johnson, Miss Estelle Johnson, Miss
Minnie Eldred, Mrs. S. B. Carleton,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Solano, S. H. Weller,
L. Foster, T. Rowan, Sr., Judge Clarke,
Judge FITZGERALD and family, D. Long.
street, A. Elliott, G. McCrea, Mrs. l..
Harris, ]. P. Hennessey, District Attor-
ney Frank Kelley and wife, Miss Lucille
Kelley, J. G. Kelley, G. w. Burleigh,
j. w. Swanwck, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Glib.
son, L. Winter, II. T. d. Wilson, F. E.
Gibbon, M. L. Graaf, II. G. Whitmer, j.
Weldon, the Misses Santa Cruz, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. j. Evans, Eugene Maxwell, w.
w. Brady, Tom Garfield, Gal. Hunter,
]. H. Conlan and R. E. McGregor, oi
the HERALD.
FREE FIGHT.
There was quite little frscas near the
Southern Pacific Depot on Saturday
night. A party OF young fellows had
been out serenading, and having worn
themselves out. retired to saloon fol
refreshment. Here quarrel started AND
the bartender intervened an. demanded
order. One of them resisted, whereupon
the knight of the bottle pounced upor
him and gave him a good trouncing
which resulted in guns being drawn
The quarrelsome serenader was, how
ever, taken in time to avoid any sanguin'
ary results.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. Florence Williams, the noted
lecturer, gave a discourse on "Balzac'
at the Arcadia last night to large audi
ence. She left for Los Angeles on this
mornings train.
Register H. W. Patton, of the United
States Land Office, has engaged a cottage
here, and will move down with hit
family tomorrow.
Secretary and Treasurer S. P. Rees
OF the Los Angeles and Pacific, has
taken home here for the season, and
will move down tomorrow with hit
family. Auditor ]. j. Evans, of the com
pany, will also come down with his wife
during the course of the week.
Judge Clarke has engaged apartments
at the Arcadia commencing today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Platter will arrive
at the Arcadia today for the season.
DIR. MacGowan will make the Arcadis
his headquarters for few days.
Mr.. o. w. Childs, Jr., and the Misses
Childs are at the Arcadia for the season
Santa Monica, June 30th. ii.