Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-18


at O'Clock p. M, in lieu of dress
parade, as announced in General order
No. 6, c.. S., from these headquarters.
First call win he sounded at A :35 D. m.
The assembly will be at 4 :45 D. m. Ad-
iutants call at A :55 p. m. Companies
must be ready to move at first sound Of
the last call. By order of the brigadier-
general. E. P. JOHNSON,
Captain Banning has rendered the
party the use OF his steamer from San
Pedro to Redondo for the use of the
governor and party to go to Redondo,
where thev will be entertained by Cap
tain Ainsworth at the Redondo hotel.
The Tufts-Lyon Arms Company base
ball nine defeated the BOYS from the
Seventh regiment Sunday on the polo
grounds; score, 10 to 6.
Company A of the Seventh regiment,
gun attachment, Lieutenant Steere COM
manding, fired the regulation salutes in
honor of the governor and adjutant-gen-
eral Yesterday.
Santa Monica, the First brigade, and
our visitors did themselves proud yes
terday, was the small boys encomium.
Major M. L. Stearns horses gave the
knightly soldier couple of falls yester-
day while on duty.
Mayor Henry Hazard, James Lank-
ershim and William Niles, as a commit
tee of the chamber of commerce, es-
corted Senator FELTON, to the camp.
General Dimond and staff will arrive
Thursday.
The boys are making many conquests
over the fair sex, who seem to be willing
captives to their Establishments, which
proves the boys are adopts at Cupid's
arts, as well as those of the god Mars.
Captain H. q. Osborne left on leave
OF absence this afternoon to accompany
the senatorial party to San Pedro.
| H. F. Rile secured several fine views
OF camp and the military pageant today,
while an army of Kodak fiends kept up
a continual button-pushing.
Lieutenant HI. F. Robinson, of, the
Arizona national guard, visited the
camp and spent pleasant day with the
| boys.
Among those present at the review
were noticed B. johnson, Captain
O'Connell, of the regular army; Miss
Bonebrake, Mrs. A. w. Barrett, Miss
Barrett, Mrs. A. G. Jones, Mrs. Monroe,
Hervey Lindley, Miss Mamie M. Khan,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Kimball, Jake
Khurts, Mrs. Colonel L. S. Butler, Miss
Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Workman,
Boyle Workman, Miss Workman, ex-
Congressman William Williams (famil-
iarly known as Uncle Billie), County
RecorderJ. A. Kelly, Mayor Henry Haz-
ard.
Hon. Henry Smith, who has been
journal clerk of the house of representa-
tives, Washington, D. c., for the past
twenty years, spent the afternoon at the
camp.
Major G.. J. Fallon, of the English
army, who is now retired, was present;
also Mrs. Jacobs and Miss Jacobs, of
San Bernardino; w. McDermott.- of
| Chicago; Governor Treichel, Mrs.
Smith, Captain and Mrs. Thornton, the
Misses Frankentield.
Lieutenant Ducoe, of Company T.,
Ninth regiment, is right in it. All the
fair sex are greatly interested in him.
Captain H. M. Schiller, of Company
B, is the best looking man in the regi-
ment.
Companies B and D, of the Ninth, have
emo flies" in their alley. They are the
dudes of the regiment.
Private G. A. Wallace, of Company
B, Ninth regiment, says he doesn't like
to sleep on water melon rinds.
Corporal Joe Shields, of Company c.,
Of the Ninth, Riverside, is the best look
ing man of that company.
Lieutenant McComas, of Company d,
is forbidden any more passes for leaving
camp. He thinks a rest in camp is best.
swell, we'll, we'll, and this is Santa
Monica" is the war cry of the Ninth
regiment.
West Point OF Company E of the
Ninth, says camp life IS quite an appe-
tizer. Three beeistakes stand no show
in his quarters.
Z The Ninth regiment hospital contains
about fifteen patients.