Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-11
LONG BEACH WAVELETS.
THE PLEASURE wHARF's FATE TO
BE DECIDED TODAY.
Terminal Island Celebrates tho Opening
OF Its PaviIfon-The Chautauqua
Session Opens Today.

LONG BEACH, July 10.-Yesterday was
one of those elysian days that are only
found at Long Beach, and that the
multitude of people who come down to
enjoy themselves thought so, was evil
dent from the pleased expressions on
their countenances.
Today will decide the fate of the pro-
poEed pleasure wharf. The proposition
confroting the voters is the bonding of
the city to raise $4,000 wherewith to
build it. There can be no question as
to the great advantage it would be to
this place.
FESTIVITIES AT TERMINAL.
The bath house and pavilion at Term
inal island were opened to the public
Saturday. A large number of people
were present and their days pleasure
concluded with hop at the pavilion
that night. This new resort can't help
but become popular.
Between 5000 and 5000 sacks of grain
was the threshing output OF the Rancho
Alamitos this season.
CHATAUQUA SESSION.
One week from today the Chatauqua
association of Southern California will
meet here at the tabernacle in its sixth
annual session. The session will last
ten days and the programme of enter
tainment embraces variety of subjects,
such as lectures, readings, stereopticon
views, music, art, cooking, astronomy,
etc. Rev. Robert M'Intyre of Denver,
comes recommended as one of the great
est orators living and will give four of
his most famous lectures, consisting of
Wyandotte or Thirty Hours i'll the Sun
less World, Fun on the Farm, the
Pharaohs, and Buttoned up People. He
will also preach sermon Sunday, July
Oath.
NEW EDITOR.
The Long Beach Breaker changed
hands last Wednesday, Mr.. H. A. Var
nell, who has embarked in other bust.
ness, selling his interest in the paper to
Mr.. VIM. Caller, late of the Express,
and former publisher Of the Glendale
Encinal. Mr.. Yarnell labored faith
fully in the interest of Long Beach, and
has earned the gratitude of Its people,
who regret his departure. Mr.. Caller
is newspaper man Of tried experience.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Misses Hattie Lovellet and Ada Gould
of Orange were at the Fettsrman house
several days last week.
Mrs. Z. w. Bushy head, wife of the
ex.editor of the old San Diego Union,
was guest of Miss s. M. johnson the
early part of the week.
@. 4. Jones of Alhambra came down
last Saturday for few days. rest.
j.. j. Menzies and family of Los An
geles will occupy the Crafts cottage this
season.
Miss Maud Boyle of Los Angeles was a
visitor last week.
II. B. Rice, the Honolulu tourist
agent, and family are at the beach.
Mr. Ed McLese and family came last
Saturday evening for weeks stav.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Hill and Miss Dora
Elkins and brother will spend the sea-
son at Long Beach.
Mr.. w. W. Crosier and family of Los
Angeles have taken cottage here for
the summer.
Professors Grow of Los Angeles and
Winbegler of Riverside were down on
Thursday on Chautauqua business.
Mr.. John Elliott Of the First National
bank, Los Angeles, and family occupy a
cottage on the beach, and will summer
here this season.
Rev. j. W. Phelps and family of Pasa-
dena occupy the Farnsworth cottage on
Third street for the season.
Harry Bixby got home from Yale on
Saturday, and will epend his vacation
here with his parents.