The herald., 1893-06-10
SANTA MONICA.
Plenty OF Public Meetings-News and
Personal Notes.

Plenty OF Public Meetings-News and
Personal Notes.
SANTA MONICA, June 9.-Santa Moni-
cans have literally attended two public
meetings this week, both at the town
hall, the first being held on Tuesday
evening, when H. A. Winslow officisted
as president as George W. Felts as sec
retary. The object of the meeting being
OF congratulatory character in refer
ence to the election of Mr.. Nathan Bun
dy as school trustee, resolutions were
adopted which affirmed the principles OF
education and guaranteed the board that
its efforts in behalf of higher education
and discipline in the schools would al
ways have the support OF every Santa
Monican. Santa Monica takes great
pride in her public schools, which are OF
the highest order of excellence.
The second meeting was held Thurs
day night, Prof. LIE Roy d. Brown acting
as chairman, when committee was ap-
poi ointed to collect the necessary funds
and make arrangements tor the proper
celebration of the Fourth, and the gen.
tlemen promised to give US a rousing
patriotic celebration OF independence
day.
NOTES.
The Sunday school Of Emanuel Pres
byterian church, Los Angeles, will pic
mic in the grove of the Santa Monica
Commercial company. tomorrow, the
Santa Fe running special Tor their
benefit.
The fire alarm was turned in Friday
morning at 10: 100 when it was ascer-
tanned that three dwellings on the south
side were completely enveloped IN
flames and were destroyed.
Mr.. J. W. Scott is having the Arcadia
bath house thoroughly overhauled,
painted, etc., preparatory to- opening.
When it is known that Mr.. Scott Will
manage it himself, the travelling public
will know that at Santa Monica. the
bathing proposition is in good hands.
The Corona moored at the wharf yes
terday morning, leaving for southern
ports at & p. IN.
There is gentleman from the east
who can be daily seen fishing from the
wharf. Recently, running out of bait,
he put little brown hackel trout fly,
that he found in his pocketbook, on the
line and cast it about 20 feet deep. The
landing over 80 beautiful pampanos.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. Thomas Thompson. of the Thomp-
son Bridge company, builders OF the
wharf, is visiting San Francisco on busi-
ness connected with the pier.
MIR. B. Sunderland, of the firm oil
Kings baker Bros, spent Thursday at
Santa Monica.
Mmee. L. A. Harris and F. Stern and
families formed merry outing party at
the beach on Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Loeb and family
will summer in the O'Neal cottage on
Fourth street.
Messrs. ]. Adolf and II. Brownine
and their families will spend summer
| days at Hotel Jackson.
Geo. ID. Pendleton is out again, much
to the pleasure of his large circle o.
| friends.
Among yesterdays additions to the
Bellevue cottage register were: Mrs. )
W. Gift, Peoria; M. Craig. San Diego
Lee M. McPhitridge, Redlands; Mr.. and
Mrs. @. w. Stewart, Miss Henderson
Miss Bradley, James Waltrouse, Los An
geles; Mr. and Mrs. O. FL. Howard anc
family, Chicago; Mrs. 7. @. Ingleside
| England.
Among those who have recently added
! their names to Hotal Jackson's list are
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Indah- Pss2dfpe.
| Canada; X. s. Thompson, Minneapolis
P. II. Samuels, San Francisco; J. Sun.
derland, S. Barnes, g. L. Chapman, D.
E. Fullock. q. H. Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. ID. Harris, Los AnQeleg,