Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-30
SANTA MONICA.

Sunday party drove down to Santa
Monica in three seated livery rig from
Los Angeles. The party consisted of
three men, a woman and two children.
The HERALD reporter could not learn
their names, they evidently being
ashamed of their conduct. Before start
ing they not only partook of Gambrinus'
fluid freely, but stocked themselves very
plentifully, having at least three cases
of the same. After raising cain in the
cai1on and elsewhere, always eluding
the officers who were after them by talk
ing cross roads and alleys, they landed
in town when they were distinctly in
formed if any further disturbance was
created they would be given nights
rest in the cooler, which Quilted them
home, taking the railroad track for their
drive way. They had gone only little
distance when the carriage was upset
and the party pitched over an embank-
ment by the residence of John Slist,
falling fully twenty-five feet before
reaching terra firma. Their cries at
tracted A. Carvillo and several others,
who went to their assistance, when they
were brought back to Santa Monica and
put to bed. At first it was thought that
one of the men was seriously hurt, but
outside of a few bruises they miraculously
escaped, leaving yesterday morning for
home. The next time they or any of
their kind putin an appearance at
Santa Monica they will be run in. The
citizens, who are indignant, intend to
make an example once for all. The
large crowds who go there are orderly
and we'll behaved, and they do not in
tend to allow roughs to injure the repu-
tation of the place or annoy those who
go to enjoy days outing, and they can
take this as notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
Among today's arrivals at the Arcadia
were A. B. Hotchkiss, Very Rev. A.
Adams, V. g., j. w. Allen, Charles B.
Hayden, George w. Lasher, G. f. Allen,
John Lowell, z. H. Griffith.
Mrs. F. C. McKinnie entertained
few chosen friends Yesterday, the occa-
sion being her twenty-ninth birthday.
The wish of her many friends is that she
may live until the figures are trans
posed.
George Gray, OF Gray Bros, spent the
day here.
Arthur Aafen Palm, aged 81, was mar
ried to Maximillienne Lebrun, aged 55,
by Justice Twitchell, on Sunday.
Miss Jennie Barnes of Los Angeles is
visiting Mrs. ]. @. Steel ON Third street.
w. S. Lyon, of the state board of for
estry, who is spending few days here,
stated to your correspondent that i'm
mediately after the Fourth the board in
tended to fix mp the station in the canon
and make it an attractive spot for vis-
itors. The drive there is delightful
one, and will be doubly so when the
grounds are improved.
Father Haw has kindly given the use
of the church parsonage to the Sisters of
Ramona who will spend the summer
here, and Richard Garvey, not to be
outdone, has given the same privilege
to the Sisters of Mercy, to occupy his
cottage on the corner of Second street
and Oregon avenue.
The altar boys OF the Cathedral
were given picnic here today, when
Fathers Adams, Cunan and Allen, ac-
companied by the parents of several,
looked after their enjoyment. Cowley q
Baker kindly granted them the use of
the pavilion, which they enjoyed i'm
mensely, afterwards sporting in the
briny at the plunge. They were a manly
lot of little men whom it is pleasure to
entertain.
Among the recent arrivals at the St.
James are j. A. Busselle, Mrs. j. G.
Stats, Mrs. A. D. Shepard and family
of San Francisco.
A very enthusiastic wharf meeting
was held Saturday night, when our citi-
zens turned out en- masse to express
their determination to have wharf and
to build one themselves, believing that
the Lord helps those who help them
selves; and woe betide any who place
themselves before the chariot of prog
ress. Z. Puddy was elected chairman
w. S. Chamberlain, secretary. After
stirring speeches by Messrs. Abbott
Kinney, j. 9. Morgan, J. F. Hogan and
others, committee of five was appointed
to draft and circulate petition demand
ing the call of an election. for the pur-
pose of voting bonds for wharf purposes,
and to present the same at the meeting
of the board on July 9th, and attend to
the meeting, laboring with any obstruc-
tionists on the board. May the good
work 60 on.
Mrs. Horace Bell and family spent the
day here, visiting her daughter, Mrs. f.
f. Walsh, who is summering here.
David Seeley and family, Of San Ber-
nardino, are pleasantly situated in one
of the Camille cottages for the summer.
A. Feintuck and family have taken one
of the Camille cottages, on Oregon ave-
nue., for the summer.
Charles B. Hayden, of East Los An
geles, visited the seaside today.
Mrs. G. B. Van Evry, of Monrovia,
and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lawler. of
Elsinore, who have been spending
few days here, have returned home.
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