The herald., 1893-06-07
SANTA MONICA.

Many Plans for Summer Sports-Local
Affairs.
SANTA MONICA, June 6.-The Santa
Rosa moored alongside OF the wherf yes
day morning, leaving for southern ports
at q. m. The Southern Pacific sent
down special to accommodate the pas
sengers large number OF whom left
the boat at the wharf
The typos made me say yesterday that
some one ought to give Santa Monica a
street car service. We have a good
street service. What meant to say was
that there should be street car service
to the canon and repeat it now.
The fret huntsman club ever organ
lied at Santa Monica will be started
within few days with J. B. Proctor as
huntsman. Avsnder Grscht as first
whip, who is well-kuown in England as
first whip in many Kennels, anu hir.
Woodworth, of the Outlook, as secre-
tary. They have already secured num-
Der OF good dogs and are now completing
arrangements for number OF hunting
ponies.
l also understand that the Polo club
will start their summer games about the
the 10Th of June.
The tennis players have commenced to
WELD the racket and number OF our
English residents are trying to organizs
cricket club while the American en-
thusiasts are wild to have a baseball
team play here regularly Sundays, and
the yachtsmen are determined to have
Port Los Angeles club, the equal of any
on the Pacific coast. Thus sports will
a dt11ry ho~o L.4~ 10
sons.
William White of Los Angeles has
purchased of George Grimminger the
Milwaukee Resort, and promises to
make the place doubly attractive.
There were II lots sold in the Santa
Monica tract last week. At this rate
the last one will bs sold before many
days.
The family of Mr.. Peter Walters have
gone to Topanga canon for few weeks
vacation.
Among the recent arrivals at Bellevue
cottage are B. Smith, Bentley w. Reiley,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Houghton and fam
w. Loomis and children, Miss Ethel
Cooper, San Francisco; Mr. Powers Mar
tin, Miss Carrie Jones, Oakland.
At the new Hotel jackson the recent
additions to the list are w. D. Gillette
and son, Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. q. A.
Willard, Miss Nina e. Wells, Fl. A.
Upton, Boston; J. r. Potter,
L. 0. Yant, A. Caldwell, Vanderbilt: I:
R. P. SAKE, Arizona; w. H. Cook and
party, Monrovis; o. Olson, San Fran
cisco; Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Thomas, Sac
ramento; S. G. Gregg, Pheuix; II.
Cole, Pomona; Mark Freeman, Denver
r. w. Hill, San Pedro; John II. Smith,
Riverside; F. A. Little, Grass Valley /;
V. Lugo, La Ballona; Frank Fayed,
Springfield, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Wes-
ley ChsIles, Chelsey, Mase. O. l..
Neer, G. II. Plummer, Ell. Morris, 81. g.
Carlton, J. Keith, I. Moore, John Wood.
Miss Sadie Thompson, Miss Laura
Wood, A. S. Way, w. w. Scott, P. j.
Reitz, j. @. Scott, George ]. Llndenfelt,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Brooks, Miss Alice
Brooks, John j. White, A. @. McCand-
less, Los Angeles.
About q week ago an excited son OF
Mexico, who resides at the cafIon, came
into town telling about a flow OF cryetal
water that suddenly burst forth from
the side of the hill, and thence, making
for itself new bed, glided along until it
joined the other stream ct the mouth of
the cafion. He also told HE hearers how
water was oozing out OF the dry ground
where it had never been before.
The story having come to the ears OF
your correspondent, he started yesterday
in company with E. j. Vawter for the
canon to ascertain, if possible, the truth
OF the tales. After passing the time of