The herald., 1893-08-03
REDoNDo.


Big Catch of Fish- oism-Bake Enjoy
ments-Notes.
REDoNDo BEACH, Aug. 2.-The steam
ship Corona, Captain Hall, emerged
from the fog on Santa Monica bay and
moved alongside Redondo wharf at z 80
this morning, landing 100 tons Of mer-
chandise and 20 passengers for Redondo.
She was headed for the south promptly
at II a. M, having shipped 10 passen-
gers for San Diego.
The steamer Santa Cruz ie due In the
morning from San Francisco with mer-
chandise for this port.
The aggregate of deep-water fish
landed here this morning WAS 1880
pounds, made up of barracuda, rock
ced, sea bass and surf fish. The above
weight OF the mornings catch repre-
sents the shipment by express for Los
Angeles, Santa Monica, Pasadena, Riv-
erside and South Riverside.
The clambake on the beach this alter
noon was marked success az to the
quality OF the succulent bivalves served
from the Casino along with the ct cete-
ras, and also as to the big crowd in at
uOAuhnC0s O0PbuAA A6vAo Va sA@S
schooner Gov. Ames, was evidently in
his element, and his many assistants in
serving the luscious CLAIMS we're politely
attentive to the hungry multitude. 4
goodly sprinkling of prominent people
were on hand, among them were noticed
Capt. Geo. J. Ainsworth and wife, Miss
Mabel Ainsworth, Mr.. Lawrence Aims
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Thompson,
prnf Dn-o1 M hndu nuin n
manager OF the HERALD; Mr.. J. M.
barkentine Portland; Mr.. ]. w. Nesbitt
OF the general passenger department oi
the Santa Fe route. and many others.
The yacht Bonny Belle, Capt. McDon-
nell, took out party of 25 last evening
for four hours sail in Santa Monica
bay, returning to port at IL, midnight.
The members of the party were highly
pleased with their trip.
Mr.. Peabody, business manager OF the
HERALD, was quite successful this morn
ing as q deep see fisherman, having
landed big string Of barracuda.
The campers continue to seek the
beach in large numbers. The folio wins
have located in the last few days: w.
B. Palmer and family, g. II. Henck and
family, Mrs. White, Geo. Key and fam
lily, Mrs. Sinclair and family, A. H. Rog-
ers and family, E. w. Lucas and two
friends, W. H. Peck and family, ]. j.
Mahoney and family. Mr.. Wsdimar and
family, W. Billinger and family, w.
Workman and family, G. ]. Fox and
family, Los Angeles.
Mr.. Albert Trudel of Che firm of Hall
& Trudel, yesterday morning was made
the happy father of a beautiful baby
boy weighing nine pounds. The baby
and his mother are very we'll indeed.
Now that Hall & Trudel are both pro-
vided with male heirs, within the past
few months, 1t is certain the business ol
the firm must continue. Boy babiel
seem to be indigenous to Redondo. The
boy was named for his uncle, Edmund
William Trudel.
senger department. of the Santa Fe il
spending few days in Redondo, the
guest of bis confrere, Mr.. E. O. White
head, also OF the Santa Fe, who hai
located at this place for some months.
This mornings arrivals at Hotel Re.
dondo were: A. II. Cargill, May Oar.
gill, Irene Cargill, Brookhurst; Mr.. and
Mrs. p. I. Dunno and daughter, r. B.
Elder, S. j. Hendy, Vancouver, B. @.
Mrs. James v. Kelly, Santa Clara; Mr..
and Mrs. George j. Ainsworth, Law
renee S. Ainsworth, city; Mrs. M. l..
Sargent, Miss Sargent, Kansas CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Doran, Mrs, j, w,
Hendricks, Mrs. Fred Teale, G. Cav.
ston, Miss Frouth, Los Angeles; E. W.
Little. MQnrQYia.