The herald., 1894-04-01
LONG BEACH.
Tho Municipal Ticket Railway and
Local Notes.

AnO RAIW6y obO
Local Notes.
LONG BEACH, March 31.-All the In
dications point unmistakably to a moet
prosperous season for this the queen OF
seaside resorts. About every house in
town is already engaged, the major por-
tion of them being for year and prin-
cipslly by easterners who desire to pur-
chase and reside here permanently.
There are close on to 300 pupils in our
public schools, being an increase during
the last year of considerably more than
one-third. II we were to compute the
census on basis of five persons to one
pupil, it would give the place about
1900 population, or just about double
what we had one year ago.
1t is reported that Santa Fe trains will
commence running to and through here
Sunday, April lat.
The municipal ticket is made up, and
reads as follows: For city trustees, Ira
Garter, Z. @. Denio, James o. Dunn,
Matthew Pickles, William Pollard, John
Roberts, William Schilling; city clerk,
W. s. Clark, Frank e. Cook. w. s.
Kingsbury; city treasurer, Will F. Swe-
ney city marshal, Delbert Cox, Ii. A.
OhNktH. ~ l. tNllH4HAt ltmdHs - !.
Spears. Messrs. Carter, Pollard and
Schilling are anti saloon men; Mr..
Pickles is independent, and the rest OF
the trustee candidates are for licensed
saloons.
druggists, has just lately set up in his
place one OF the finest and most costly
soda fountains on the coast.
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old Walnut avenue Methodist church,
came down Friday, bringing his boys
brigade with him.
illustrated lecture on Alaska, the Land
of the Midnight Sun, at the Presby te-
rian church, Thursday evening, before
a good sized audience. One-half the
proceeds of the lecture goes to the bene-
tit of the missionary fund. The boys
brigade attended in body Friday even
ing, the gentleman giving an exhibition
OF his stereopticon views and lecture Tree
for their benefit.
Mr.. Goodenough and family, new
comers, have taken the Amos Bixby
cottage for the term of one year.
Miss Nina Clarice Cuth hbert, the tai
ented young elocutionist, went to Los
AhkOAOu AA uA1Ohy oA0 H0NO bONoAdl IoCL-
tations at the concert on Boyle Heights.
Friday evening.
j. l. Chase OF the Los Angeles Ex-
press was here on business Thursd ay
and Friday.
Friends church here. and Miss George
Cuthbert returned from Pasadena,
where they had been assisting in the re-.
, yivsl at that place Thursday evening.
George. w. FetteEman returned from
his trip to the Vanderbilt mines the fore
part Of the week. ~, 49,.
DR.. John j. Smith of Boston and @. H.
Wagner of Oregon were down Tuesday
with Mr.. E. b. Cush man, looking around
with a view to investing in our realty.
mer law partner of Col. Robert Inger-
soil, was visitor to our city Tuesday
last.
Mrs. J.. .Daud Of Belle PLANE. Kan,
came TO the beach Thursday, and is the
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Cuthbert.
X Mr., and Mrs. John Gilchrist of Belle
Rsine, Kan. and Miss Jessie Robinson
who have been spending the winter
here, left i6r their Kansas home Thurs
day morning. This party will dispose OF
bAAOAA PAOPplly III hhubhe anu IGVuTu
here, where they will buy and remain
permanently.
Mr.. B. }. McGrew, the Terminal ticket
agent at this place, has been transferred
to Los Angeles, to a position in the au-
ditor's department. The change was
made today, Saturday, Mr.. Harrison,
late agent at Terminal island, taking
Mr.. McGrew's place here.
DIR. Ravlin. the celebrated liberal lee
turer, has taken rooms at Mr.. J. w.
Fishers cottage, Pine street.
Guests at the Fetterman House since
our last: Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Mooney and
daughter, Salt Lake; NJ. E. Emory, l..
B. Outwaite, Casper Korle, M. N.
Sharpstein, Cincinnati; Orville Graves,
Buffalo, N. "; Harrison Grimstead,
Penn Yam, Pa. Ii. L. True5lood, Wyo-
ming; 5. I. Thacker, Kansas Oity; Burt
Owen, l.. A. Mosher, Harry Orland,
Fred Ames, ]. |. Chase, Los Angeles /;
Miss Amelia Strong, Pasadena; Miss
Hattie Doolittle, Pomona; Gus Birming-
ham, jersey City, N. J.: Ebsn Showal-
ter, Detroit. Mich.
A. w. Schonle has opened a tailoring
establishment on Second street, near
Pine.
Frank Francis, the lessee OF the pa.
vihon, with his family took possession
todau