Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-11
MONICA.
June 9th.

The special Southern California edi-
ton of the HERALD today was very ia
vorably received by our residents. Mr..
Knapp, Of the HERALD, spent the day
here looking up special on the seaside
resorts, which will appear at future
date. He will devote another day here
and our citizens cannot do better than
to receive the gentleman with open
arms. One thing our citizens know,
that in the HERALD they have always
had friend.
l was intensely amused in perusing
your morning contemporary to read the
half witted boast of the two Two Fisher
men who correspond for it at this place,
when they say that it is matter so pa
tent as to call forth general comment
that the most important seaside items
generally appear first in the columns of
the Times, condensed, meaty and to
the point. The facts in the case are as
anyone who follows the correspondence
in the HERALD and the Times knows,
that nine-tenths of the items appear
first in the HERALD. Take for instance,
the case Of the washing ashore of the
body of G. w. Howard last Thursday
evening. The HERALD had all the OBJ
tainable news up to midnight in Fri
days paper. The able journalist
who is so hard put in the chase for
news never sent his paper line-and
nothing appeared in consequence in the
Times until after the inquest. Today's
Times has very meaty item in the
statement that Mr.. Kellar's wife went
with him to Arizona. If the gentlemen
will make thorough search of the rec
ords and investigate the matter they
will find the gentleman is still single.
In the personal items today appearing,
five of them have the flavor of chest
nuts, having appeared in both the
HERALD and Express before, and show
appearances OF the gray hairs which
come with age. 1t is truly sad to find
the gentlemen excusing their lack OF
news by a vain boast. Tomorrow no
doubt they will be claiming few of the
arrivals at Arcadia in today's HERALD as
another scoop. Oh my How we fishers
do swim.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Kimball, on Second street, has been
rented to Mr.. and Mrs. Norton, of Ari-
zona, who have taken possession and
will remain here during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball will enjoy their
summer in visiting other points of in
terest in Southern California and prob
ably may take short trip east before
returning home in September.
The arrivals at Arcadia today are:
Marco Hellman, w. j. Scott, S. F. An
gelino, Mrs. Sophie w. Knight, Los
Angeles; H. D. Rubens, Glendale; DR..
and Mrs w. E. Wilson ard Miss Lima
Wilson, Denver, Colo. James Simmons,
Boston, Mass.
L. R. Brown and family of Los Ange-
les have taken one of the DENLY cot
tages, on South beach.
There will be plucking at the ostrich
farm today, which always draws large
crowd of interested spectators, the nov
city of the performance specially anus
ing strangers.
Mondays HERALD, with its graphic
account of Sundays outing here, was
duly appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Jackson and family,
Arthur Jackson and Miss Bertha Jack
son arrived yesterday. They are old
timers here, Mr.. Jackson being the
owner of some valuable realty. They
will spend the summer here and be roy
ally welcomed by their many friends.
They will reside on North Beach.
The new license ordinance which the
board OF supervisors have passed, and
which they propose shall go into effect,
has stirred up wealth of indignation
here which it would do the gentlemen
good to hear. They should remember
that Sunday is the great day here, and
when they attempt to control matters
which our board OF trustees are perfectly
able to attend to, they tread on the corns
of every business man in the commu-
nifty.
Mr.. Shinn is fixing up the Rose cot