The herald., 1894-06-03

cent proportions; that in time the gov.
eminent will make an appropriation Tor
a breakwater, and there will be big
harbor at Santa Monica.
THOSE FAMOUS FISH DINNERS.
Wnen the VISITOR goes TO the coast,
either for day or month, he instinct
lively feels like having diet Of fish, but
ordinarily food of this kind is cooked 90
outrageously bad az to be unfit to eat.
In Santa Monica, however. this fault
cannot be claimed. For instance, the
firm OF Eckert & Hopf has q reputation,
extending far and near. for their fish
dinners. They are simply q luxury,
which can be obtained nowhere else on
the coast, save at this we'll known resort
in Santa Monica.
For years they have conducted the
place just below the bridge, but this
summer they will also have, in addition,
the finely. appointed restaurant in the
new bath house. 1t has been largely
due to the excellence OF these dinners
that has kept Santa Monica in 30 much
favor among thousands OF those living
in the interior, and Messrs. Eckert &
Hopf can feel proud at the share they
have contributed to the permanent
prosperity of Santa Monica. No one
thinks of going there now without tax
ing dinner at their famous resort, and
from now on their place will be crowded
by those who understand what first
class meal is.
The bath house restaurant will have
additional interest attached to it by the
fact that the famous French chef, Otto
Meyer, will have charge of the culinary
department. Not only will splendid fish
dinners be given, but special attentio
will be given to banquets and regular
French dinners.
PORT Los ANGELES
One Of the places which is q real
pleasure to visit is Port Los Angeles.
The big wharf is interesting in itself,
but what ia more go, is the famous fish
dinner served by Frank Lawton, of the
Port Los Angeles restaurant. The
Captain" 10 one of the most jolly of
landlords and will always put himself
out to provide his guests with comfort.
You do not want to miss going to see
him. The fishing from the wharf there
ia said to be very good, indeed, and no
end of good sport is furnished those who
visit the end of the big wharf.
ROTH BROS:
The firm of Roth Bros, dealers in
dry goods, ladies and gents furnishing
goods, staple and fancy groceries, etc.,
consists of N. A. and M. q. Roth, both
live. energetic business men. They
have been in business in Santa Monica
for six years, and in their present quar-
ters, in the Opera houae block, for two
years. They do an extensive trade and
have q fine establishment. Their stock
is as complete as one will find in city
twice the size of Santa Monica. N, A,
Roth is a member of the town board
and is very active for the city by the
sea at all times.
A. Il. JACKSON.
The news depot of A. E. jackson ia
headquarters for all the latest papers
and magazines. He is located in the
Keller block and has fine line of cigars
and tobacco.
THE NEWSPAPERS.
Santa Monica's newspapers cannot be
overlooked. in any sense. when it comes
to speaking of the city by the sea. They
are such that they do credit to the town
in which they are published. The Out
look. published by Fisher & Wood worth,
is ONE Of the Oldest papers in the county
and has done as much toward promot-
ing the welfare Of Santa Monica, if not
more than any other agency. 1t ia
very ably conducted and much thought
of.
The Enterprise, of which Judge Wells
is the publtshex, Is but lately in the
Held, but It shows growth and vigor