The herald., 1893-06-25
RRDoNDo.
shipping Notes-A Big Sunday school
Picnio--PersonaIs.


PIcnio--PersonaIs.
REDoNDo BEACH, June 24.--The
steamer Celia, Captain Johnson, from
Stewards Point, CAL, reached Redondo
port at ii a. IN. today. Her cargo con-
sists of 5000 railroad ties consigned to
the Southern California Railway COM
pany, Redondo.
The steamer Hermosa, Captain Dern-
field, came into this port at 10 a M,
landing 10 passengers from Avalon, and
departed on her return to the same port
at III o. m. (according to Hchedule for
Saturday,, taking out u passengers for
Catalina.
The schooner Lottie Carson, Captain
Peltz, being discharged of cargo, will
sail tonight for Eureka, in ballast.
Under the auspices OF the Bellevue
avenue and West End Methodist
churches of Los Angeles the Sunday
school children of those parishes were
treated to an excursion today, arriving
at Redondo beach at 10 o'clock am. by
the Redondo railway. From 500 to 900
passengers were landed from the eight
crowded coaches OF the special train.
The Rev. Mr.. Harris and Mr.. Ulrich
Knoch were in charge OF the West End
contingent, while Mr.. w. s. Reaves
looked after the Bellevue Avenue con-
gregation. The crowd made for the
beach in double-quick time, and en-
joyed themselves in bathing, fishing,
picknicking, swinging and boating until
train time at 4:30, when they went
home somewhat tired but happy.
Among the visitors today at Redondo
was noted Mr.. II. 9. Whitehead, auditor
OF the Southern California railway. Mr..
Whitehead and his little son came well
equipped with fishing tackle, and 1t is
quite on the cards that the pompano
and mackerel disportina in the vicinity
OF Redondo wharf will come to grief.
Mr.. Whitehead informed the HERALD
correspondent OF several changes in his
department OF the Southern California
staff. Among others the promotion OF
Mr.. @. w. Hicks to the chief clerkship
Of the auditors Office, in place OF Mr..
Fred Healy, who has been made general
freight and passenger agent and auditor
OF the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix
railway. Mr.. Hicks, the new chief
clerk, with his family, spent several
weeks last season camping on the sands
OF Redondo Beach, and is likely to re-
peat his experiences here the present
season.
Col. Joseph Hamilton OF Los Angeles
was among the arrivals today, being
here to engage tenting grounds for the
season.
Mrs. Holt of Los Angeles arrived this
morning. Her object was to secure
eligible apartments for the season and
che found them in the new building just
completed by Mr.. j. M. Brscewell.
Mr.. Some, representing the California
Chemical company, Los Angeles, was
among this mornings arrivals.
Mr.. Dissery, for year past, contract
ing agent of the Redondo railway, in
Los Angeles, has resumed his old func-
tions as conductor on that line, starting
in yesterday to take out his regular run
at O'Clock pm.
The deep sea fishermen landed 1875
pounds OF barracuda, halibut, sea bass,
rock bass and yellowtail this am, the
bulk expressed to Los Angeles.
Lobster salad, clam chowder and ele-
CANT fish dinners galore, is the pro-
gramme OF Schafer at the Casino for
tomorrow.
The Douglass band will discourse from
the new band stand. lately erected in
the hotel grounds, commencing tomor-
row.
This mornings arrivals at hotel Re-
dondo: M. A. Powell, 2. Gernice, B. J.
Werthimento, Miss l.. e. West, f. G.
Burdick, Los Angeles Supervisor Cook,
Glendora; w. p. Wade and wife, Abbot
Kinney, wife and family, Mrs. Higgins,
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. T. p.
Randall, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. z. @.
Baker, Master Roy Wheeler, Pasadena.