The herald., 1894-02-25

oAo hOueot on bH6 Zlu, III mel
new nome on Fourth street, when q
large circle of friends enioved the i'm.
promptu affair immensely.
w. |. Hail has returned from the mid.
winter fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Rindge have re-
turned from their San Francisco visit,
Mrs. r. b. Woodwork is very low
with pneumonia.
Ricard Klein, the we'll known opal
dealer OF Mexico, spent yesterday at the
beach.
Mrs. NJ. L. lie Marie has returned for
a visit of few weeks.
Mrs. l. ii. Leehy, sr., is on the conva-
lsscent list.
Mrs. Daniels has returned, after two
months absence.
Inc Martha Washington tea given by
the laoies OF the relief corps was the
pest social ever given at Santa Monica,
those who went there say.
1here IS fine display of Hawaiian
curlos and views in A. E. Jackeon's
news stand. They are worthy of in
spection.
The Examiner agency was today
placed with A. E. Jackson.
The cement work on the North Beach
bath house plunge is well under way.
Judge L. H. Wells of the Enterprise
Is visiting Tehachepi on business.
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.
The board of trade met on Friday
evening, Vice-President Mooser in the
chair.
The committee instructed to wait up
on the city trustees and report to them
the results of the informal election, re-
ported tnat they had done go, making
an oral report, which the trustees had
requested be reduced to writing, and
which they had done and would file
with the secretary OF the board, who
would file it with the clerk of the CITY
at once with the poll lists, etc. Judge
owens, the spokesman of the party. also
stated that every member of the board
OF trustees had expressed his willing
ness to call the election and that they
had passed resolution unanimously in
accordance Herewith. The committee
was thanked, their report received and !
filed and they were discharged.
DR.. Plaice called attention to a pam
phlet published by Mr.. E. H. Wood
man. the advertising man OF the South
ern California railroad, which be will |
issue lO,0OO new issues of in few days
and wanted to sell some space to the
town. 1t was referred to committee of !
one, Mr.. Roy Tonner, to see Mr.. Wood !
man and ascertain all the facts in the |
case and report then to the executive I
committee az soon as possible.
Adjourned.
RrH BEACH.
North beach is busy scene these
af as para Rhs SAITH 5at o tie Vss r, al
Beach Bath House company being |
pushed with all possible speed by Con-
tractor Leonardo, who is a veritable |
rustler, and the hoor dimensions of the |
mammoth structure are taking shape,
giving all an object lesson OF push and
enterprise. Lumber is here for the
bulkheads ana that for the rest OF the
structure is expected daily, when Mr..
Goetz will rush that part of the work.
Our citizens have already commenced
to talk about what kind of celebration
would be the proper thing when the
handsome structure will be ready for
the public.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
The revival services at the NJ. f.
church has continued with undated in
terest, and this week the Rev. Ryder OF
Montana has left for Arizona, but the
pastor, DR.. stevenson, will probably
continue them during the week. Today
he will talk on the subjects (morning)
Morality Insufficient; (evening) Lots
Wife.
DR.. Cochran, at the Congregational
church, will preach on the subjects
(morning) The TRANSPORTATION OF Christ;
(evening) The Living Dead.
The Martha Washington tea for the
ladies OF the Congregational church has
been indefinitely postponed.
The Enterprise has the following in
teresting account of long tow made by
Captain Randall OF this place:
The Examiner OF recent date speaks
of remarkably long tow made by a
northern tug. Captain Randall, for
merly OF the tug Coils, claims to have
made the longest tow on the Pacific
coast while he was master of the vessel,
she towing the bark Ludlow from la
coma to San Francisco, there discharg-
ing 1900 tons OF coal. then to San Luis
Obispo loaded with rock, returning to
San Francisco and thence to Tacoma,
distance of 1884 miles. The Coils was
built by the Union Iron works OF San
improvement company, now being sta
toned at Mammoth WHAT.
BREvlTIES.
Mrs. Leland Stanford, who has been
here for several days, left yesterday in
her private car.
Mrs. E. B. Woodwork is very low
with an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. l. II. I.eihy is on the GONZALES
cent list
R. Klein, the Mexican opal king,
spent Friday here.
Hotel Arcadia has veritable boom,
the house being crowded.
James R. Weston of Montana post,
Grand Mason, of that state, spent Fri
day here, accidentally meeting his
cousin, II. R. Folsom, whom he had not
seen for over 40 years.
The San Francisco Examiner agency
has been placed with N. E. Jackson.
Hotel Jackson presents merry scene
these days, filed with tourists who are
delighted with the cuisine and atten-
ton.
A Million Friends.
friend in need is u friend indeed, ana not !
less than one million people have found just /
such It friend in De. Kings New Discovery Tor /
consumption, coughs ana colds If you have /