The herald., 1893-06-21
SANTA MONICA.
News aud Personsl Matters from the
Seaside City.


SANTA MONICA, June 2O.-The steamer
Corona called at the wharf yesterday on
her northward trip, taking So passen-
gers, among them the Mead woman and
Elkers man, and two other young men.
She will be remembered as the woman
who has been plying her blackmail
schemes in Los Angeles, and Chief Glass
gave her two days to leave town. South
ern California is evidently rid OF her,
for while at least.
The contract for the building of the
combination depot on the wharf has
been let to the Thompson bridge COM
pany. 1t is to be placed on the SOUTH
erly side of the wharf, opposite the coal
bunkers. 1t will be 300x28 feet and two
stories high, costing $4,000.
The steamer India is unloading her
cargo OF coal at the wharf.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.
The Santa Monica band give free
open air concert tonight at the Neptune
gardens.
The board OF trustees at their last
meeting approved of the mortgage on
their franchise and property for $1250,
UIuorluR buo City nbtolHcJ W hhfc ~ TO-
corded
The Salvation army is holding meet
ings nightly.
The firemen are making great prepa-
rations for their 4th OF July celebration
and ball.
Herman Dinkleback, a 9.year-old waif
who has been wandering about town for
the past week, was taken to Los Ange-
les yesterday by Marshal Barritto and
placed in Chief Glass's charge.
The Polo club have meeting tonight.
Joseph Bonty of the south side is
proving that there is money in raising
garden truck. He has been selling GU
cumbers for the past two months, get
ting as high as go cents per dozen for
them.
Mrs. L. Harris OF Perris, who has been
visiting Mrs. K. Summerfeld, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mis-. KuhrtH are occupying
their Third street residence.
Mrs. Fl. i. Hay is at her south side
summer residence.
Mrs. Jennie Judah, Mrs. H. B. Kahn
and Mr.. J. B. Kahn Of New York have
taken suite of rooms at the Bellevue
cottage for the summer.
Miss George Jones, daughter OF Sena-
tor ]. P. Jones, broke her arm on Mon
day.
Messrs. Gaylord, Peckham, Dickson
and DR.. Elliott attended the funeral OF
DR.. Bugbee on Monday as representa-
tives OF the church of st. Augustine-by-
the-Sea
A meeting was held by the immortal
III who constitute our upper tendon OF
clubdom to organize the new social club
for Santa Monica at their rooms in the
opera house recently. They have
bound each other by oaths greater than
those of the secret orders, understand,
not to let the common herd know what
they are doing, but the shades OF some
immortal reporter now deceased came
to your scribe while asleep and told him
all that transpired.
Tbey- elected ]. e. HOY -nresidept and
The select IL are Messrs. j. E. Hov. J.
z. Proctor, III. r. Perry, d. D. Decker.
The. Baron, W. H. Young, @. w. Scott. G.
i. Warning, Grsssett, GRAY and Hay.
The HERALD readers will be kept posted
as to their meetings and proceedings. 1t
is said they have adopted Hoyls for their
ritual.
The Santa Monica Commercial compa-
ny have sold lot to Mrs. Weiss. leaving
only 10 lots remaining iH the entire
tract.
Lots in the Santa Monica tract have
been advanced So per lot, and another
raise of s. ia promised on July 9th. The
lots are going fast, over rs having been
sold to date.
Among yesterdays arrivals at Hotel
Jackson were w. Russell, st. Louis;
Miss Mamie McCrary, Elmira, Cal. +;
Mrs. H. r. Msggs, San Francisco; B. O.
Barnes. San Bernardino; Mre. Cunning.
ham, Tacoma; M. L. Winton, Santa
Ana; Mrs. s. and Mrs. B. Stein and
families, Sierra Madre: B. Newman.
East San Gabriel; Edw Gamble, F. Cal
loway, ". d. Callowell, ]. s. Torrance,
Pasadena; Mrs. Neil Murray, San Diego
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S Severance, Mrs. Kate
Churchill, Miss Seymour. Mrs. Lock-
wood, A. s. Dunn, G. s. Porter, w. J.
Harvey, Los Angeles.