Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-12
SANTA MONICA.

The week that has just closed has
been delightful one, the weather being
particularly propitious for the enjoy
ment of outdoor life. The thermometer
has not varied over four degrees, rang
ing from 20 to "A, while the trade winds
have been more than pleasant.
Douglass's band give their regular
Sunday concert in the esplanade today.
The whale will arrive about the mid
die OF the week.
A merry party of children sported in
the briny at the Crystal plunge yester
day, when they enjoyed their days out
ing immensely.
The opposition to wharf Il suppose
every town has those who are opposed
| to improvements) are circulating petit
ton, which is a lonely and sick-looking
affair, with six names, after several days
good work of those who believe in taking
a step forward and not backward, is pro-
crossing finely.
The. $. 0. Dinsmore has secured the
contract for grading the race track,
which will be completed in about week
or ten days.
A. III. Denker has been hammering
for some time at the idea of sprinkling
the Nevada avenue boulevard. At last
it has borne fruit. Hereafter through
the enterprise of Major Bonebrake and
several other gentlemen it will be a fine
drive, the dust being completely laid
during the summer season.
John q. Sake, one of Toledo's solid
men, who has been identified with
many of her prominent industries,
prominent member of the board of
trade, is spending few days at the
Arcadia, accompanied by his son, Her
bert E. Sake.
The court of the Independent Order of
Foresters, at their regular meeting Fri
day night, elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: HI. E. Pollard, G.
r.; G. B. Dexter, V. G. R.; G. H.
Thomas, recording secretary; w. w.
Waller, financial secretary j. M. Moore,
chaplain; A. j. Myers. s. W.; R.
Scheckels, J.W. James Gray, ,S.B. A.G.
Smith, j. B.; N. A. Roth, @. d. H. G.
r.; w. T. Gillis and M. K. Barretto,
finance committee; u. H. bowman and
G. Scollard, trustees. Last night they
were duly installed.
M. Todd. OF the Southern Pacific Com
pany, who has been stopping for few
days at Hotel Arcadia, returned to Los
Angeles this morning.
| A. HI. Denker and family are regis
tered at the Arcadia. Mr.. Denker is a
frequent visitapt of the city by the sea
and one of her most earnest champions.
The High school agitation has taken
shape by way of petition which is to
be hoped will bring the desired result.
Another ostrich chick was taken to
| IL
the second bird Mr.. Perry has there.
Rex Foster, the cowboy pianist, en-
tertains the North Beach patrons today.
Miss Jennie Bell is enjoying beach
life for a few weeks.
W. f. Archer, GAINESVILLE, Ohio Mrs.
Parker, Lexington, KY; Miss Mollie
Clements, Baltimore, Md; Miss Belle
Sharpe, Mankate, Mimi. Miss N.
Smith, Washington; G.. F. Morris,
Phoenix.
Yesterdays arrivals at the Arcadia
were: Miss Helen Moore, Miss Minnie
Hyde, Monrovia, CAL. G. B. Redding-
ton, Santa Barbara; George R. Bowers,
NJ. Todd, A. Bessing, San Francisco !;
John G.. Sake, Herbert E. SAKE, Toledo,
o.; M. Miskovitch, George Cummings,
Arthur Sutton, Orange, CAL. Samuel
Rathburne, Bert Antesdel, Grand Rap
ids, Mich. John w. Drummond, Du-
luth; Mrs. Sylvester and daughter, Riv-
erside A. H. Denker and family, Chas.
Monroe, Los Angeles; A. A.. Starwalt,
San Francisco; Allan Macdonell, Mary
Macdonell, Lizzie McLennon, Newry,
Ireland.
Four cyclists came down today from
Los Angeles, making the run in :14.46,
Burt, the winner, lowering the record
three seconds. The winner took header
on his downward journey.
Mrs. Mcdonald and daughter, of
! Philadelphia, are enjoying brief visit