Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-26

having several bones broken.
Campers are daily arriving, some To-
eating upon the hillside slope, others
upon the sands. The bath house was
thronged today, and the suits were
many of them used the second time.
The register at Redondo Beach hotel
shows among others: 1. j. Reese, Los
Angeles; Mrs. M. S. Mason, Pasadena
Mrs. J. M. Willard and sons, Pasadena
Miss Jennie B. Wilson, Riverside; F.W.
Partridge, Mrs. Nellie Field, Los An
geles; Mrs. S. ]. Loop and D. Loop, Po-
mona.
Santa Monica.
Correspondence of the HERALD.
Major Horace Bell and wife spent the
day here.
f. Sorabje and family spent the day in
Santa Monica.
The usual dance will be held at the
canon tomorrow night.
w. E. Fillmore and family are spend
ing few days at the seaside.
w. P. Lorey, an expert amateur swim
mer, is spending short time on the
b each.
William Moon and Miss Munday, of
Pasadena, are passing few days on the
south beach.
Captain Forsyths crew was extremely
fortunate last night, catching 400 pounds
of yellow fins.
Edward Hutchinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Hicks, of Winslow, Arizona, are stay
ing at the Lawrence house.
The Southern Pacific Company has
decided to have portion of its grounds
near the depot planted with shade trees.
R. E. McGregor and, wife are occupy
ing delightful rooms at the Lawrence
house, where they will reside for the
summer.
The Polo Club played very exciting
game Wednesday at the grounds, which
resulted in victory for the Whites by
goals to D.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
gave social at the opera house last
evening, at which all who were present
spent very pleasant evening.
J. G. Estudillo, Jr., accompanied by
his friend j. 0. McMullen, of the rail-
way mail service, spent today here
enjoying the many attractions.
DIR. Plummer and wife and Miss Fran
ces V. Harrow, who are attending the
summer school, are stopping with Major
and Mrs. Duncan, on Fourth street.
G. w. Kintz, of south beach, has
rented one of his cottages tu A. ]. Mead
sows, of Los Angeles, who will pass the
warm months here with his family.
Rev. O. D. Crawford, wife and
daughter, and Mrs. j. M. Collins, of Los
Angeles, are Willing away the season
here, the guests of the Lawrence house.
Mrs. Cairo and daughter, Of Los An
geles, and Mr.. Louis Myer, of San Fran
cisco, are summering at Santa Monica
at Miss Finn's cottage on Second street.
Mrs. Charles A. Bell, one of the most
expert and graceful lady swimmers who
have ever visited Santa Monica, spent
yesterday here enjoying series of dips
in the surf.
Mrs. j. P. Nelson, of the Boehme
block, gave a social in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Permar, newly married couple
from Pasadena, who are on their honey
moon.
The Southern Pacific Company has
placed in the hands of Hon. Abbot
Kinney $50, to be used as he may de-
eide. for a prize at the tennis tourna-
ment to be held at the casino next
month.
Today the number of visitors was
larger than yesterday, and they enjoyed
equally as fine bathing. The thermome-
ter at noon registered 20. Three bus
loads of visitors came down and enjoyed
basket picnic ON the beach. 1omor
row concert will be given on the
esplanade.
Prof. Ivy Baldwin, the aeronaut, who
will make the ascension on Sunday, ar
rived and made his headquarters at the
Arcadia. The professor is a gentleman
<,fv c+ntv Af tn% Il
but possessed with any quantity of
pluck and courage.
The late arrivals at the Boehme block
are: R. W. Bailey, Milton L: Fish, L.
L. Evans, James d. Graham, Prof. Will.
.dena; Judge Doran, Miss Doran, Mrs.
Alice Miller, F. B. Williams, Los An
geles; and Mr.. and Mrs. John Per-
mar, of Pasadena.
The Southern Pacific Company has
made arrangements to run specials from
all points, one starting from Banning,
Others from Cotton, Downey, etc.,
sand it now looks as if Santa Monica
would have such a vast cOncOurse OF
people that it would eclipse any former
crowd by many thousands.
Today's arrivals at the Jackson house
are: B. H. Price, E. E. Stephens, Mrs.
Eugenia K. Holmes, Charles M. Will
liams, Cyrus True, R. R. Mcpherson, S.
R. Wilson, James Dupont, Los Angeles;
Elmira Laurence, Alameda, Kansas );
John E. Jones, R. G. Cairns, Wilson
McLay, San Francisco; J. M. Hargitt,
Charles H. Harnett, Detroit, Michigan !;
L. A. Cummings, J. d. Folsom, Sacra-
mento, Cal.
On Monday next Abbot Kinney and
several other gentlemen will make an
onslaught on the squirrels in the neigh
borhood of the grounds of the state
board of forestry, by scattering poisoned
watermelons about it, and notices warn
ing strangers of their intention are
posted all over town. J. G. H.
Santa Monica, July 25th.
A Profitable Colt.
Tiautenant CLAW. aid-de-camp to the