Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-10
ANGELES HERALD WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST TO- 1892

that there was no case against the Ce.
lestials, their bail money was returned
and they were discharged: Although
the local authorities could make no
charge against them stick, the joint has
been broken up for the time beng, at
least
BASE BALL.
The Alamitos and the Long Beach
ball teams played yesterday. Several
good plays were made, with some errors
sandwiched in. The Alamitos club won
by the score OF IA to.6
Long Beach club; r. Stone, 2 b.. III,
Morell, 8 b.; A. Clure, p.; J. Evey, c. /;
H. Herren, c. f.; W. Woodington, |. +.
A. L. Lovett, r. f.; F. Cook, 8. g.. B.
Cox, b.
Alamitos club: 7. Riley, r. f.; J.
Marret, b.; A. Mallet, p; r. Grow,
|. f.; j. Mefford, c. A. Grow, C. f.; E.
Doves, g. g.; G. Branson, b.; Cham
berlsin, 8 b.
NOTES.
In speaking of the camp meeting at
this place the HERALD has said that the
people were camping in the park, mean
ing the grounds by the tabernacle, but
several have thought that the park on
Ocean avenue was meant, where in fact,
there never has been any camping.
Samples of the Sixth congressional
district ballots to be used dnder the
Australian system of voting, have been
distributed around the town and by
November the citizens will be able to
decide whether the harbor shall be in
Santa Monica or San Pedro.
The Methodist camp meeting con-
tinues with as much enthusiasm as ever.
Tomorrow the meeting will close.
A party drove down from Downey this
morning and spent the day at this place,
taking lunch on the beach. M. @. Hol-
man, OF this place, was their guest. The
visitors were: Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett,
Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Crawford, Miss Bessie
Barnett, Miss Ella Barnett, Miss Maud
Jacobs, Miss Sarah Hunt, Miss Leona
Renfro, Miss Leona Ballard, Messrs.
E. Rensro, Vernon Renfro, Emmett
Renf-o and Julius Jacobs.
The town is being thoroughly can
vassed by number of candidates for
county officers. Today A. B. Conrad
and F. M. Kelsey were both here for a
short time -a
Fred Bixby left this morning for Bel
mont SCHOOL, near San Francisco.
Miss Vosburgh, who has been visiting
Mrs. w. F. Sweeney for the past six
months, returned to Los Angeles today.
@. W. Allen, of Cucamonga, has been
here for several days and his family will
follow him shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mccoy, of River
side, arrived Saturday and have taken a
cottage for six weeks.
Mr.. G. Brown and family. old resi-
dents but now living in Los Angeles, are
here for short time.
Geo. Curtis, the ticket agent of the S.
P. r. r. Co., has returned from Colo
RADIO and will finish his vacation at
Catalina Island. During his absence De
Roy Fl. Gates will occupy his position.
L. B. Burnett and w. Wincup. with
their families, went to Terminal Island
last evening where they will remain for
while. Dr. Burnett, of St. Louis, ac-
.companied them.
The arrivals at the Seaside inn are
Mrs. P. Copstein, Compton; Mrs. A.
Walsworth, Tempe, A. T.; James A.
Mcmahon, San Francisco; J. W. John.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Mccarthy, Mr.
Klokke and family, George Beebe, Miss
\ III. B. Freeman, Charles w. Palm, Mrs
Mary E. Flanders, Los Angeles; Charles
| w. Durbrow, San Francisco; George w
White, San Bernardino; Frank M. Kel
sey, Los Angeles; P. Ferguson and fam
lily, Riverside.
Arrivals at the Iowa villa are Mrs.
Lucian Wilde and child, Arthur w
Swain and family. East Los Angeles
E. W. Casey, Los Angeles; E. s. Lee
A. F. Keyes, Pasadena; H. R. Brown,
George II. Busch, Alfred Bush, Robert
Shelton, Mrs. D. F. Pratt, Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Kulias, Mrs. M. A,
Baird, Elsinore.