The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-27
TERMINAL ISLAND.
a Most Attractive Resort News and
Personal Notes.

a Most Attractive Resort News and
Personal Notes.
TERMINAL ISLAND, May 26.-Every-
thing that the heart can desire in the
way of rational amusement and pleasure
can be had right here at this, the best
OF all the seaside watering places. First
of all, it is go situated as to be complete
ly sheltered from harsh winds and rough
seas, making it very desirable for invs-
lids to loll and bask in while imbibing
the God-given and Interviewing ocean
ozone. Then there is all of San Pedro
bay, swsrming with more varieties OF
the best-havored and toothsome fish
than any stretch of water of it's inches in
the world. Fish that are Gin the swim"
are only good in the abstract, but when
served to hungry epicures and pleasure
seekers in the concrete at the pavilion
by Messrs. Gilbert & Larraway, why
then you know that life ia worth the
living.
Apropos of the above the Catalina
Yacht club will formally open the sea-
con Decoration day, Wednesday next,
by giving boats which have laid up in
winter quarters a chance to stretch their
wings while examining over the water OF
the bay. The Terminal will bring the
members OF the club and guests own
in special, leaving Los Angeles about
2 o. m. A sumptuous dinner at the
pavilion will be ready for the party at
close of the sail, which will be about q
D. M, to be followed by dance at the
pavilion, the train leaving for Los Ange-
les at ii o. NJ.
Fifty or sixty guests of Capt. Dave
Weldt will come down next Sunday and
20 sailing with him in his fine pilot boat,
the Lizzie Bell w.
Catalina island were lowed to the Term
inal wharf Friday and their contents
loaded on to the cars on the Terminals
track right from the lighters. The
cattle belong to Vail & Gates and are
some that were brought here last fall
from Arizona. They will go over the
Santa Ee route to pastures in the neigh
borhood of Kansas City and from thence
next fall to Chicago.
The fieh cannery 10 doing a nice steady
business, and although not running up
! to its full capacity is nevertheless turn
ing out large assortment of canned and
sailed fish.
The Ganahl Lumber company have a
large assortment OF very superior lum Der
piled up in their yard here which is be-
ing transferred to Los Angeles and other
points as last az the Terminal cars can
haul it.
II. I. Stanley, purser of the steamer
Los Angeles when she WAS wrecked, nov
of the Coos Bay, in company with H.
Edwards lunched at the pavilion Friday.
H. Smart, B. E. Hartley. Charles
Smith, Harvey Foley, Miss Kate Prem
dergast, Hattie Miles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Shoup, Miss Carrie Green
and Miss Lettie Cranston OF Los An
eeles, after interviewing McGinty in
bathing costume, took dinner at the
pavilion Friday.
r. J. Moore and Miss Fanny Moore of
Duluth, Ia, were guests at the pavilion
this last week.
Chris Henson of engine No. 6, this end
of the road, who has been sick for eight
or 10 days past, will be back at his post
Monday.
Ed I. Reavis and Miss Minna BEN
dock of Los Angeles were in the swim
Saturday.
B. Y. Yerkes. Whtcom Spencer. Ag-
gle Spencer. Mamie Robsart and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Schubrie, visitors from
Cincinnati, enjoyed the surf bathing
Yesterday.
I. NJ. Gilbert. Captain Dave Weldt
and Mr.. Sykes went up to Angeltown
over the Terminal yesterday.