The herald., 1894-06-03

bath house sffords shelter and costume.
Internationally the house will take
front rank this season.
B. D. SAUNDERS.
Among the leading fruit and cigar
dealers in Santa Monica B. D. Saunders
has prominent part. He is located on
Third street. and has an exceedingly
well-selected stock OF all kinds OF fruits,
candies and cigars. Mr.. Saunders is
very pleasant gentlemen to meet and,
like the majority OF enterprising men,
takes q lively interest in the welfare
and prosperity Of Santa Monica.
ALWAYS TRY THE EXCHANGE
Among the resorts for liquid refresh
ments in the charming little city. OF
Santa Monica, none are more popular or
stand higher than the Exchange. @. P.
Dorion, manager. 1t is on Utah ave-
nue., under the Bryson and convenient
to the beach. MIR. Dorion ia a gentle
man who makes friends with everyone
and 1t always affords him pleasure to be
of service to the visitor from the dry
and dusty plains Of the interior. AS bis
liquors are the best to be secured in the
market the Exchange should be surely
borne in mind at all times.
s.. IL. x. GoETZ.
When It comes to building matters,
which in Santa Monica just now are
very active, III. X. Goetz takes very
prominent stand. The new $40, 900 bath
house is being built by this gentleman,
and this fact indicates the character OF
work he is able to do, as it 10 without
doubt the largest and most complete
establishment of its kind ON the coast,
and il admired not only for its size and
general convenience, but for the very
excellent workmanship displayed upon
upon it. In addition to this large con-
tract he ia building an elegant residence
for ID. J. Kennedy on Ocean avenue,
which will cost $4,000. the Suits block on
Third street, and fine residence for DIR.
Hamilton on Seventh street. He ia one
of the most active men in town.
THE BRYsoN.
The Bryson rooming house. at the
corner OF Second and Utah, which but
recently changed hands, is now one Of
the best and most attractive lodging
houses in Santa Monica. The rooms, all
upon the second floor. are all large and
airy. What ia Of still more value. they
are all scrupulously neat and clean. The
house is conducted as first class estab-
lishment, and those who wish q nice,
quiet room can be sure to find it at the
Bryson. 1t is but q block from the
band stand, where a band will play
every Sunday, and is close enough to
other points to make it convenient for
everyone. No better place can be found
to secure accommodations, and those
who visit the beach in summer will find
it to their advantage to stop there. Its
close proximity to the new bath house,
but block. distant, makes it especially
convenient.
FOREMOST CITIZEN.
No one comes to Santa Monica with
out forming the acquaintance, either
direct or through others, OF A. Mooser.
AS vice. president and chairman of the
executive committee of the board of
trade he has worked early and late to ad-
vance the interests of the city. Because
of his interchangeable labor Santa Monica
is beginning to reap benefit and
emerge upon brooader ! and more imPor.
Monica Mr.. Mooser was in business
on Temple street in Los Angeles,
and prior to that for many years
conducted large general commission
and shipping business in Sacramento.
After moving to Santa Monica he
opened large general merchandising
store at the corner of Third and Utah
avenue, and now has one OF the largest
and most complete stocks Of everything
in the grocery, provision, boots, shoes,
clothing and dry goods lines in the city.
He has always been active in all mat
ters OF progress. and thinks that with
energy ON the part of the citizens
much more important place can be
built up than a mere summer resort. To
that end he is now strenuously at work
upon the proposition to bond the city to
put in complete sewer system, and has
already got the promise OF new pleas
ure wharf from Messrs. Jone
A PIONEER BUTCHER.
E. D. Suits. the well-known butcher,
is a pioneer in the meat business, hav-
ing been continuously engaged In BUSH
ness here for Is years. So large has his
trade grown lately that he has had to
obtain new quarters, consequently he
has had plans drawn and work started
upon new brick building near his old
quarters, and is now thoroughly in
stalled in one OF the finest establish
ments In this part of the state. Mr..
Suits Is an enterprising man, and man
who takes q foremost part in the prog
ress OF the town, and as such commands
the respect OF everyone. They are
pleased at the success which has attend
ed his business career. His new block
consists OF two large store rooms. The
front is of dressed brown stone and very
imposing.
w. /. HULL.
Mr.. W. /. Hull is one of the repre-
sentative citizens of Santa Monica. He
deals in furniture, carpets, wall paper,
shades, etc.. and does upholstering, re-
pairing, steam carpet cleaning and pict.
ure framing, and has one of the incest
and most complete establishments to be
found in any city. Hr. Hull is an enter.
prising, energetic man, and citizen who
stands remarkably high in the city by
the sea. Since bis residence there he
has been thoroughly alive to it's needs,
and has taken prominent stand for its
progress and development. He was for
Nmeriy agent for city undertaken, but
be now intends going into business for
himself, and will purchase hearse and
open parlors with modern improve.
ments.
o. @, TULLIs.
The jewelry establishment OF o. G.
Tuliis, in the Keller block, is one of the
most complete stores to be found in any
city. He makes a specially OF fine re.
pairing and anUravinU in addition IN