The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-19
SANTA MONICA.

Arranging to Receive the Educational
Association-Notes.
SANTA MONICA, May l6.-The board of
trade held an adjourned meeting to con-
slider the reports of committees appoint
ed at previous meeting. There was
good attendance when President Jones
called the assemblage to order.
Mr.. Weyse called attention to the gen.
ersl Misunderstanding in regard to the
excursion of the Los Angeles Education
al association to this place tomorrow,
the impression having gone abroad that
the party intended to make its principal
stop at the cafion and only visit Santa
Monica incidentally. whereas the fact is
that Santa Monica will be headquarters,
and the wharf, csficn and North Beach
bath house visited as some of our chief
attractions. Messrs. Owens, Smith and
Wiyse were appointed committee to
welcome and entertain the guests, who
will number between $50 and 800.
The committee ON sewers then made o
report, which was received, approved
and the committee discharged. Its
principal features are that they do not
recommend the adoption OF the former
plans, drawn up by Messrs. A. Meyer
and G. W. Lacharsnas, becauge the out
fall Bewef is not carried far enough from
town, and sthe mains and outfall are too
small in diameter. otherwise they APP
proved OF the plans. Their estimate for
the construction Of such system is
from $65, 900 to $40, 200.
1t was moved and carried that an in:
formal election be held under the aus
pieces of the board similar to the recent
wharf election, and that the committee
who had made the report be empowered
to alter the plans to conform to the re-
port Of the board 80 that the motion
could be acted upon intelligently by our
citizens. The board then adjourned sub
ject to the call of the chair.
IN MEMoRIAM.
Ruth Leihy, the beloved wife OF Rev.
J. N. Leihy, died at her late residence
on Fourth street, Wednesday evening.
after long illness. The funeral servi-
ces took place yesterday afternoon from
the Methodist Episcopal church. the re-
mains being laid to rest in the cemetery
on the hill overlooking the sea. Mrs.
Lsihy was born in Richland, Oswego
county, N. Y, March 8. 1920, having
married her husband in Boyston in the
same county and state. coming to the
Pacific coast in 1861, and has made it
her home ever since, residing in San ia
Monica for the past eight years. She
leaves behind her q husband and five
children to mourn q devoted mother q
death, and await a glorious resurrection.
NOTES.
Inc local amateur company gave
Mile the Quadroon last night at the
opera house to a large audience, who
were delighted with their presen tation
of the play.
Great preparations are being made for
Memorial day celebrations, both here
and at tine soldiers' home.
Miss Fannie E. Kerr arrived on
Thursday from Kansas. intending to
make California her future home. Miss
Kerr will on Wednesday next become
Mrs. A. E. AIDE. The wedding will take
place at the Oongreg ational church.
Miss Maud Haskins, who formerly re-
sided here, died at the Needles on
Thursday.
Eugene Maxwell spent yesterday at
the beach visiting old friends.
@. +. A. Last was among yesterdays
guests.
Mr.. George E. Williams has formed a
partnership with 8. P. Lourie in the
jackson house tonsorial parlors.