The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-29
CHANNEL CITY'S PROGRESS
Oil and Water Development to Be
Pushed theoretically
Mrs. Stanford Q Vlsitor-Arrivals at the
Notes.-The Assassin Bruggy Safe.
Iy Lodged In Jail

SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 28.-Activ.
ity, progress and social amusement are
the order of the day in the Channel City.
A few evidences of Advancement are
the business like operations around the
Fithian property, the completion of
Garden street into a magnificent drive
way. the development of oil wells on a
grander scale by new but enterprising
tirms, the announcement of the opening
on October Is of DR.. j. r. Halls sani-
tarium. and the successful efforts of the
municipal committee that is tunneling
the mountains for water.
That entertainment is not lacking Is
certain from the fact that the opera
hou Sc is running every night and that
plays, socials and weddings have been
GRADED for the ensuing week.
Mrs. Leland Stanford has made ar
rangements for a prolonged sojourn at
the Hot Springs and is expected here
soon. H. G. Nash, her private secretary,
will arrive in this city Tuesday.
number OF railroad Off Gals, includ-
ing Division Superintendent Burkhalter.
visited Santa Barbara on a special and
remained several hours.
A pleasant coterie of young people en-
Joyed beach tea near Plaza del Mar last
evening.
The humane society succeeded in MAX
ing an example OF Gerard Grand, jr.. and
are now working on another case of re-
ported cruelty to animals at Carpinteria.
The supply from the myriads of oil
wells is increasing in such vast proper
tions that it now far overtakes the de-
mand, and what to do with this product
is already a serious problem.
n The extension of the Garden street car
line to the OIL IN ss:on was com pleted to-
Tor will h.. orIx in,
few days, whi,h will be great con-
venienca to residents and visitors.
John Buggy, who shot Judge Hanley,
was landed in the Jail here this after
noon He will be held to answer on
charge of assault with intent TO kill. At
last reports Judge Hanev was very low,
but sumo hopes are held out that he will
recover.
Mrs. ]. H. Conroy and two daughters
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gaty OF the
Arlington. Mrs. Conroy is Mr.. Gatys
sister.
W. H, Wood of Los Angeles is at the
Arlington.
H. L. Blundell of Riverside is here for
a two weeks stay.
John Baker. jr.. OF Los Angeles is here.
George J. Crary and wife of Alhu-
querque are here for an extended stay on
account of Mr.. Cary's health.
Bernard Mas. Freund Anthia, DR.. Hans
Warner are here for an extended stay.
.ar. L. E. Wyneker of San Francisco
is here on pleasure bent.
John l.. Latham is here on business
com bined with pleasure.
| Duncan B. Hanson, manager of the
| Pauline Hall opera company, is here
making arrangem ents for the performance
to be given by his company on October
4th.
The outlook for winter business at the
Arlington never was better. Nearly all
! the od-tlme regular winter guests from
New York, st. Louis Grand Rapids and
Chicago are coming back and lively
time is anticipated.
LATEST ARRIVALS.
Mascarel-Fred NJ. Smith. r. Hind
marsh, J. Il. Duna. Los Angeles; W.
Bamberger. San Francisco; H. Zimmen
man, Murrieta; +. S. Cook, Ventura
George Wall, Nordhoff. H.. G. Was
mann, C. Cook. r., A. Camu, Ben Kings
! baker Los Angeles; ]. G. RUDOLPH ant
wife, Lompoc; W. W. Willis. Stockton.
Thomas Chirsman, Ventura; D. L. Was
serman, Sam d. Baer, Chicago; T. Nc
Annette, San Francisco.
New Morris-D. r. Daniels. Bakers.
fielo; W. S. Wilson, San Francisco; H
Beeson, Mrs. John Pitts, Santa Monica
George J. EmoTe. Thoas McaMbon. San
Francisco; Pieo Tainiinelli, J. r. Marsh
Los Angeles; J. S. Newton and wife
South Bend, Ind; F j. Gardner, Alex
Yates. ]. II. Smith, A. G.. Ashton, Capt
Charles H. Blair, Lompoo W. ]. Miner
Ballard Mrs. q. +. Ward and daughter
Humboldt 7. J. Bryant, Phoenix, Jame
Shaver, Los Angeles: Frank Knaggs
Douglass, Wiscon sin.