Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-10
SANTA MONICA.

Thermometer at noon 70, with de-
hghtful breeze blowing, invigorating all.
The surf could not be finer, if man, the
great crank OF creation, had ordered it
specially for the occasion.
The concerts at the Arcadia pavilion
are growing in popularity nightly.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
board of trustees held Monday evening
drew the largest audience the city
solons have ever had in attendance at
their deliberations. After lot OF bills
against the city had been disposed of
and the usual routine business, Judge
Morgan rose, and after making power
full plea for the calling of the election for
wharf bonds, presented che board with
petition asking them to call an election
for the purpose of bonding the town for
wharf.
Mr.. Vawter moved that the request
be complied with. When the vote was
taken it was lost, the members voting as
follows: Vawter, Lewis, Carrillo AYE J;
Steer, Allen-no; it requiring fourvotes
to call the election. Immediately after
the vote Judge Morgan, Judge Ling, J.
F. Hogan, Councilmen Vawter, Lewis,
all made powerful pleas in favor of the
necessity of the proposition. The result
of all the oratory was that MI. Allen
moved to reconsider the vote, which
was done, the matter being laid on the
table until Monday evening, when it
will be made special order.
In the matter of bids for fire hose
they were referred to committee con-
sisting of committee from the fire lad
dies and the board.
Messrs. White and Hendershot with
drew their request for charter, which
was granted.
Messrs, Lewis, Allen and Vawter were
appointed committee to audit Colonel
Chapin's books, who was city treasurer
at his demise, and appointed George
Boehme to be his successor. which, by
the way, gives universal satisfaction,
Mr.. Boehme being one of our old timers
and one in whom all put their trust.
A committee from the Natiopal guard
spent yesterday here, trying to ascertain
if our citizens would do certain acts
which they require should be done prior
to the encampment being held here.
Mr.. Carrillo brought up the matter be-
fore the board, when it was found they
were not allowed to. donate any funds
for such purpose; but they called
public meeting for the purpose on next
Monday evening, at the town hall.
Sam Adams, one of the pioneers of
Santa Monica, who formerly owned the
lives, is spending the summer here, a
guest of the St. James.
Miss Lille Shorb of Los Angeles en-
tertained large audience III front Of
the Arcadia by her daring and graceful
swimming this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard J. Dwyer, Miss
Beatrix Dwyer, Master Richard Dwyer,
of San Francisco, who have been enjoy
ing the past few months here at the Ar
cadia, left today for home.
Charles Monroe, the fascinating Los
Angeles attorney, came down today to
enjoy plunge in the ocean.
John Dunn arrived home today from
Arrowhead. He reports the health of
his father, Colonel Dunn, as greatly inn
proved.
The health officer reports three deaths
during the month of June. V4f
The race track committee are laying
off the track today.
Roy Stevens, j. M. Williams, Benia-
min Evans, Des Moines; George New
man; H. A. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Howlan, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs.
HI. H. Bryan, Pomona, are guests at the
st. James.
George Boeheme, the newly appointed
city treasurer, entertained large circle
of friends at Eckert and Hopf's pavilion
Wednesday evening.
The executive committee of the South
ern California Lawn Tennis association
will meet at Hotel Arcadia to complete
arrangements for the forthcoming tourn-
ament. s
d. G. Lockwood and r. V. Blair of
Topeka, Kansas, spent the day here,
taking their first plunge in the ocean.
The gentlemen are attorneys for the
Union Pacific in Kansas.
The next ball at the Arcadia takes
place next Saturday. M
Today's arrivals at the Arcadia are;
Elias Cohn, John HI. Schumacher, @.
Prayer and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lazzarowich, Los Angeles; f.. H. Cole
grove, Charles E. Loring, George w.
Loring, Chicsgo; Mr.. and Mrs. E.'E.
Andrews, Rochester. N. Y; Robert Nc
Leod, Mrs. j. N. Dwyer, E. B. Dwyer,
Miss A. Ayers, G. G. Pierce, San Fran
cisco, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Gordon,
Cleveland, Ohio; Miss Mary Hill, Miss
Helen Moore, Monrovia; F. B. Banning,
Wilmington, CAL; ]. G. Weatherwax,
Aberdeen, WASH. c. B. Reddington.
San Bernardino; w. R. Roeder, Lyons,
N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. George Court
wright, N. Y; G. @. Courtwright,
Spokane Falls, WASH. Miss Patz, l..
Leander, Oakland, CAL; Robert Petner,
Robert d. Osburn and wife, Riverside,
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