Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-25
SANTA MONICA.

The thermometer at noon was 70 de-
grees.
The article in Yesterdays Herald in
reference to the Huntington Southern
Pacific deals in reference to the securing
of the cafion and the Santa Monica
ranch, created great excitement here,
where groups of our citizens could be
seen at various points discussing the
merits of the same. While, OF course
there are few who disbelieve the state
ments, yet to everyone it came like VS.
ter to a thirsty traveller, the very cheer
ing quality making some OF them hesi-
tate. 1t has been known here by few
for some time that Messrs. Rowan, La
Motto and Robinson were working at
some railroad deal. 1t was further
known that all of the land outside of
Jones's and Bakers had been bonded by
them. This coming from aediferent
source is corroborative evidence of the
intention OF the Southern Pacific to at.
least do something for the benefit of
Santa Monica. The immediate future
will prove conclusively that the state
ments therein contained are true.
The evening concerts at the pavilion
continue to draw large crowds nightly.
Arrivals at Hotel Arcadia yesterday
were: B. B. Wright, Miss n. Wright.
Riverside; L. Harrison, Miss Jessie
Harrison, Mrs. James Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren K. McElvie, San Francisco !;
Orrie S. Cash, Captain A. M. Thornton,
Hon. T. E. Rowan, H. d. La Motto, J.
X. Urmston, joel Bear, Ben Il. Ward,
Il. 8. Tufts, E. A. Crandall, Los Angeles
Robert Mcpherson, Burt ID. Guinness,
Carlyle, idaho; X. M. Petersen, Duluth,
Minn.; Mrs. F.. G. BichowsEy, San Ga
briel; H. A. Boyer, St. Louis; HI. H.
Rose, Pasadena; Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Morrison, Bakersfield; Mrs j. M. Kill
garif, San Francisco Mr.. ard Mrs. J. B.
Morland, Miss Attalie Morland, Chi
cago; Mrs. John B. Tompkins and fam
lily, San Diego; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Milton
Howells and family, st. Loals.
Ex-Mayor Workman of Los Angeles
has rented the Hogan residence on
Ocean avenue for the season, where the
gentleman will plan for the Terminal
railroad while enjoying the ocean spray
with his family.
Miss Mary Fowler OF Chicago is spend
ing few weeks here.
Mrs. Thomas Weiss of Los Angeles is
spending few weeks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hastranft OF Min
neapolis took in the BEACH today, enjoy
ing the surf immensely.
There was perfect Aood Of melody
here Thursday evening, when the Oak
lies gave an entertainment at the Area
dia, and Prof. Colberg, who gave his
grand philharmonic concert at the Steen
opera house.
The Presbyterian alliance, which is a
sort of summer training, school for
religious discussion, will commense
July 27 at the Presbyterian church and
continue throughous the month, ending
August 3lst. Rev. H. T. Sswell, d. d..
Orange; Rev. Alex. Parker, Orange
Rev. VIM. Mcdonald, Cotton; Rev. J.A
Gordan, D. D., Occidental university
Rev, W. B. Noble, d. D., San Diego
Rev. w. S. Young, Los Angeles; Rev. O.
O.. Weller, San Francisco Rev. N. III. G..
Fife, Pasadena Rev. John Heron, San
Bernardino; Row. R. H. Hartley, River
side, and Rev. A. H.. Carrier, d. D.,
Santa Barbara, will address the alli-
ance.
George j. Denis was seen listening to
the song Oh the msrmaids on south
beach yesterday.
H. H. Rubens has been appointed
clerk to the treasurer.