Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-24
LONG BEACH AFFAIRS.
SAN DIEGO GUARDsMEN RETURN
WARM THANKS.
Several Gases I'm the Justices Court
The CT y Council Meeting-So-
cial Eveuts-Personai
Gossip.

resolutions of thanks from the head
quarters of the Ninth regiment, issued
from San Diego, September 20, 1892,
will be received with pleasure by the
citizens OF Long Beach:
''The commanding officer takes this
opportunity to express his qualification
at the success OF the late encampment at
Long Beach, and TO extend his thanks
to the officers and men of the regiment
for their jealous cooperation in the
labors and duties which that encamp-
ment involved, and upon the faithful
discharge OF which success depended.
"Ihanks are also rendered to the
mayor and trustees, to the committee OF
citizens, and to the citizens generally of
Long Beach for the important part they
contributed to the success and pleasure
OF the encampment."
The above resolutions are taken from
regimental orders No. 27, copy of
which, with these resolutions marked,
was received today by the various COM
mitteemen in town.
GUN CLUB ELECTION.
The Gun club met Wednesday night
and elected the following officers: Pres
ident, John Sutcliff; treasurer, Thos.
Stoval, and L. A. Bailey, secretary.
Harry S. Graham, OF Los Angeles, and
G. E. Soval, of Long Beach, were ad-
mitted as members. The club will have
the same grounds it had last year. The
season begins October 1st. An assess
ment of So has been declared. l.. A.
Baily presided at the meeting.
COURT CASES.
The case of Ethel Somers VS. the Long
Beach Developing company, for dam
ages, comes up for trial next Tuesday at
10 O'Clock.
This morning Judge Pittman fined
Fred Snell's drunken captive of yester.
day, IS. One of the men in town went
security for the fine. and the prisoner
was released. He took the first train
out OF town. Isaac Lewis was the name
the fellow gave.
The O'Kell mule case was compro-
missed, the plaintiff paying the costa of
the suit.
An informal meeting was held by the
council this afternoon. The proposed
additions to the wharf were further con-
sldered. 1t has been proposed that a
member of the council be sent to San
Francisco to confer with Darby, Layden
d Co., but no definite action has been
tahen. The council will meet Saturday
night.
A challenge to shoot, out by the rifle
range, was issued to the local marksmen
by John Roberts, today. So, according.
ly, after the council adjourned, a party
was made up and went to try their skill
Among those present We're John Rob-
erts, W. P. Wilson, E. G. Benefited and
Del Cox.
The ball club was out again this after
noon practicing for the game tomorrow
with Downey.
James @. Dunn has number of boxes
Of fine Smyrna figs at Holman's> drug
store. The figs were raised and dried
on Mr.. Dunn's place. monster musk
melon was sent to the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce by Mr.. Dunn.
The melon weighed So pounds, and was
raised on his ranch.
1t is requested that all ranchers who
have raised fine eatables will send spec
linens OF them to A. B. Boswell's store,
where Mr.. Dunn will get them and at
tend to shipping them 10 Los Angeles for
the chamber of commerce.
l.. A. Bailey has received number of
guns for the gun club, and has also laid
in 5000 worth of ammunition.
E. A. Benefited started his fruit wagon
about town this morning, to take orders
and deliver goods.
A party from Long Beach went to San
Pedro last night, to the dance given by
the Energetic Cooking club of that
place. All went over on the evening
train and returned today. N. P. Bull
lock and Bert Cox drove over and back,
instead of remaining over night. The
party was as follows: Misses Bertha
Truax, Jessie Dunn, Bernice Hoy t.,
Maud Healy, Miss Wakelee, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Sweeny, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Dunn. Messrs. B. f. Hoyt Levi, w. s..
Kingsbury, w. P. Bullock, Bert Cox,
George Flint.
The following party from Los Angeles
spent the day here: DR.. and Mrs. Coch-
ran, Mrs. Carran, Mrs. Winnifred r.
Hunt and children.
d. Schieck went to Los Angeles to day,
to remain until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Decker and son went
to Santa Ana for the day.
Frank Wingard went to Los Angeles
today.
Captain Newman. of the HERALD, who
has been enjoying q brief fishing and
hunting visit with John McGarvin, re-
turned to Los Angeles this afternoon.
Mr.. w. S. Clark, of this place, has
been in Los Angeles since Tuesday,
undergoing treatment for neuralgia.
The disease has attacked the heart, and
is very painful,
Long Beach Business Directory.
HOLMAN, THE DRUGGIST, carries the larg-
est stock of drugs and stationery, perfumery,
and makes prescriptions his speciality. Long
Roach Gal.