The herald., 1893-05-21
: SANTA MONICA.


The Season Under wsy-Ths Brass Band d. s
sConcerts--Notcs.
SANTA MONICA, CAL, May 20.-The
season is on and merriment and pleas
ure reign supreme at Santa Monica,
which from now on will present pleas
ing picture to young and old OF King
Joys Carnival. The Santa Monica brass
band give their regular weekly free open
air concert today at the Neptune Gard
ems, when the following program will be
rendered:
overture, The Bold and Brave, Ripley.
Baritone solo. Breath of spring, Gilmore
Daphne polka McQuade
Overture, Musical ge m, Southwell.
Waltz, Tude Rose, Minkers
Quickstep, Bla9k Diamonds, walters.
schottische, Last, But Not Least Prinker.
ersnade, Sleep On, Potter.
EMedley, Swi Glass OF Beer, Fritz Gunthef.
gAiop, Artistic, Phil Poso,
The largest haul of pompano made for
many day WAS mada by Captain Sher-
woods crew on Friday last, when they
gathered in 300 pounds Of the epicuriah' 9
delight. Yesterday we lived on the fat
OF the land In consequence.
BRIEFS.
Meesrs. Gamben & Dauphine open
the Delmoniec Restaurant today for the
aeason of 1898, which is an event earn
estly looked forward to by good livers
generally. Gamben is oneof those whole
souled ltslians who spins pleasing
yarn while esrving his guests, and there-
by aida good digestion.
The Santa Monica baseball club will
try conclusions with the Boyle Heights
Stars this afternoon at the Pole grounds.
Game commences at 2 O'Clock sharp.
Eckert & Hopf have everything now
in appl1 pie order at their matfhiess
pavilion. 1t iH their intention 20 fit up
thsir beach place with bowling alleya,
etc.
Every body in town seems to be deter
mined 60 lay cement sid9walks on their
own hook without waiting for the board
OF trustees to sct, simply asking their
consent, which showe progress on their
part.
Mr.. H. W. Keller'a yacht can be seen
daily sporting the wavss while afford
ing amusement and recreation Tor de.
lighted guests.
Over on the south side there ia con.
siderable activity in real estate circlesi
! the Santa Monica tract lots selling rap
| idly, as the date OF the drawing draws
near. All the improvements promised
1 by the land company are completed, In
Guiding we'll water piped to every lot
/ plank road to beach and s board walh
along the beach, where the eligible por.
tions are being eagerly taken up.
! Christ's Cup will be the subject OF the
morning discourse, and in the evening
the pastor will speak on the third mum.
Der of the Triple Alliance, the Rum
power, at the Congregational church
| today.
1t being Whitsunday, appropriate
services, including holy communion al
ii o. m. and services at Z 80 q. IN. will
be held at Sb. Augustine.
At the M. E. church Rev. W. Steven
son will eloquently talk on Salvation to
the Church in the morning and Boast
Not at eventide.
Among yesterdays arrivals at Hotel
Jackson are: O. II. Rosa, Frank de
Camp, San Francisco; J. r. Weeks, w.
f. Garinger, Miss L. E. GsriRger, o. L.
Neer, Mrs. @. d. Conant, Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Reynolds, Dillon,
Mont George s. Thomas, Steuben.
vile; A. j. Hyde, John Howiand, San
Pedro.
WHARFLETS.
There are enough vessels headed for
Port Los Angeles to keep large force
OF stevsdores continuously at work here.
The San Benito, the largest collier of
the 2. |. company, is the next vessel
due. She is much larger than the San
Msteo with capacity Of 5000 tons.
The stssmcr Minneola will be soon
due from New York City.
The last main pila has reached its
abiding place. There remains two groups
of cluster piles to be driven, one group at
each corner OF the wharf.
Captain Randall OF the tug Coils ex-
poets to be permanently stationed here.
Fishing is unusually good at the wharf,
everyone reporting good catches.
Mr.. Thomas Thompson. of the Thomp-
son Bridge company, the builders OF the
wharf, has returned from his San Fran
cisco trip.