Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-08
SANTA MONICA.
RAPID PROGRESS IN SOUTHERN
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTION.
The Company Providing Proper Safe
guards-Gossip About the Local Polit-
ical Situation-News Notes.

The track layers on the Southern Pa
cific extension are keeping everlastingly
at it, and will reach the caf1on I'M
doubtedly by tonight. The company is
putting up ten-foot fence from the
opening of the tunnel on the beach side
to the spot selected for landing purposes,
which will reduce all danger to children
and grown people wandering into the
tunnel and getting hurt by trains to
almost an impossibility. They have also
placed substantial railing on the bluff
from the steps around the little curve
which is. Immediately adjacent. In
fact, they are throwing around their
work every desirable form OF safeguard.
POLITICS.
The political pot is boiling and the
various candidates are marshaling their
forces in great shape preparatory to an
nouncing their names for public decis-
ion.
One thing is certa in, we will have
good government, for no matter who is
chosen, all Santa Monicans are good
citizens, some better than others, it is
true.
H. q. Louman, our present efficient |
street superintendent, declares posi-
lively he will not be candidate, and |
he always means W hat he says.
NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Richards of
Keen, N. H., were among yesterdays
arrivals at the Arcadia.
Mrs. ]. T. Conley of Calico, who has
been visiting her mother for some time
past, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. n. X. Goetz and Mrs. Ken Sum-
'merfield left yesterday for Calico, where
they will spend several weeks visiting
friends. @
Messrs. Alfred Bradley and Walter
Lamb of New York took in the seaside
on Sunday, enjoying Arcadia luxuries
immensely.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Conger, Miss May
G. Conger and Master Howard Conger
formed jolly party on the beach and
at the Arcadia on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Manse of the |
Palms. visited Mrs. Manse's father,
Capt. o. Gray of Washington, D. c.,
who is wintering at the Arcadia.
S. M. Woods, the afiable salesman
representing Baker Bros. & Co. of San
Francisco, is spending a few days here
combining business with pleasure.
Miss M. P. Workman, accompanied by
Miss L. P. Pearse of Portsmouth, N. H.,
enjoyed summer weather in midwinter
yesterday at Santa Monica, lunching at
the Arcadia.
Miss Tompkinson of Tacoma, and
Miss Tisdale, Miss Dagman Tisdale and
Miss Buglee of Los Angeles are spend
ipn faW woako of tho Kinnov ootfoop
on Ocean avenue.
Among Saturday and Sundays ar,
rivals at the ST. James were: Mr.. and
Gil Bluffs, Iowa; A. B. Mellen, Acton,
Cal. Mrs. M. j. Corboy, Geo. P. Gill
man and family, Harry H. Miller, Chi
cago; A. G. Ruendale, F. S. Edinger,
Peter Mulden, San Francisco; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Clark, Bloomington, Ill. );
Mrs. G. B. Eden, j. w. Eden. Miss
Alice Sharp, Elburn, ILL.,. w. S. McIn-
tosh, Detroit; w. B. Atkins and lady, |
Allegan, Mich. M. B. Golden. Downey;
Mrs. E. Watson, Gen. Samuel B. Adams,
Fred G. Jacques, D. L. Watson, 7. @. |
Foster, o. Mason, H. B. Meady, L. B. |
Woodwork, Jas. McBoren, Levi j.
Yeakell, G. E. Crowley, Los Angeles
Among the other guests who have re-
Gently added their names to the Arcadia |
register are are: Isaac L. Hewitt, New
York; N. L. Hewitt, Iowa; Rev. G. J.
Kallagher, Galena, ILL.,. Rev. A. Mon
tenarith, Colorado Springs, Colo. G. E.
Shanman. J. H. Davis, B. A. Knight,
DR.. Ella G. Pease, San Francisco; Miss
H. S. Quincy, Portland, Ore. Mrs. ].
A. Gowan, Mexico; Miss Clara +.
Schrader. San Diego; Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Nurse, Palms; A. B. Hotchkiss,
E. E. Hewitt, Mrs. J. E. Aull, Mrs. Tag |
CART, j. Court Scott, E. G. Wood and |
lady, H. M. Russell, Chas. Munroe, R.
E. McGregor, Mrs, Geo. w. Stapleton,
P. D. Simpson, Q. o. Bennett, Miss
Vose, Mr.. and Mrs. T. P: Leavitt, Los
Angeles: Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Vawter,
Miss Volkman, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Vawter, Santa Monica; B. Shurtlef and |
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Howard, Chi
cago; Master Robert Evart, Mr.. E.
Johnston, New York; R.. Godfrey, G.
H. Godfrey, Miss M. G. Godfrey, Grand
Rapids, Mich; w. B. Wallace, Visalia;
Mrs. Sheeks, Tacoma: Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Algevine, Riverside; T. R. Owen, Colo
RADIO.
J.C.