Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-15
SANTA MONICA

Last Saturday Henry T. Kowalsky
transferred to the Arcadia Hotel COM
pany lots 81 to 80 inclusive, in Scott's
addition, being the property the hotel
is situated upon, thus completing the
transfer.
The services at all the churches Sun
day we're we'll attended.
F. E. Walsh, of the New Zealand In
surance company, spent yesterday here.
Mr.. Crawley, assistant passenger agent
Of the Southern Pacific, spent Sunday
here. The gentleman stated that ar
rangements had been made to build
new music stand, which would be sit
uated on the bluff in about the same
position as last year. He also stated
that additional train service would be
given as fast as the travel would war
rant; that the band would play duling
the morning as well as the afternoon.
When questioned as to the time the
concerts would commence, he stated
about May 1st, the weather permitting.
The wharf petition is receiving con-
siderable number of signers.. Although
there are quite a number who oppose,
let it is evident, at this writing, that
there are more than the necessary two
thirds in favor of the proposition. The
kind of wharf, amount it is to cost, etc.,
are lett open for future consideration,
The board of trustees held a regular
weekly meeting Monday evening, at
which all the members were present.
There was a large gathering of citizens
nresent. the impression having gone
abroad that the board would act on the
license question for the ensuing year;
bnt the matter was referred to special
meeting to be held Thursday morning at
10 O'Clock. Various bills were audited
and warrants ordered drawn upon the
city treasurer for the respective
amounts. The regular monthly reports
of city officers were received and placed
on file. that of the treasurer showing a
balance in his hands April 1st. OF ST.
074 As.
The clerk was instructed to advertise
for bids for street sprinkling, and the
Western Union were granted the right
to extend their wire to the bank block.
They intend to place their office in Nc
Kinnie's drug store.
MIR. and Mrs. G. H. Meacham and
daughter, of Chicago, who have spent
the past four months here, left for home
today.
Mr.. Gavelle and sister, of Tennessee,
have rented Mrs. Austin's cottage Tor
the summer months.
Among those who spent Sunday here
were J. M. Crawley, S. G. Foy, j. II.
Reynolds, J. D. Lynch, Robert Nc
Gregor. A. N. Hamilton, Arthur Hill, j.
J. Flynn, MIR. and Mrs. H. ]. A. Stuhr,
of Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. De Lancy
Morton and their charming daughters
the Misses Alice and Edith Morton, OF
Sandusky, o.; James H. Bennett, r. L.
Williams and family, Mr.. and Mrs:
T. HI. Muchmore, of San Francisco; L.
M. Ryan, Seattle.
Fl. L. Lohman. our street superln-.
tendent, is cleaning up the streets and
avenues, making them present doubly
attractive appearance to our visitors.
The ladies OF the relief corps give
calico ball Wednesday, which they in
tend to make grand success.
Messrs. Harris Volkman have opened
a real estate and insurance Office In the
Volkman block, on Third street.
The Social Session company will play
here on the 23d, when it is expected
every one will turn out. it being seldom
we are able to have the pleasure OF see
ing such performance at home.