The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-02
FOWL PLAY AT SAN PEDRO
Halloween Jokers Mix Up Peoples
Chickens
Two Social Events - Proceedings o
the City Trustees - Ship.
ping Notes

SAN PEDRO, Nov. Last night be.
ing hallow cen the boys got together,
and upon mischief bent visited many
places of business changing their signs,
and the private residences were not for
gotten, for many gates were found this
morning out Of their proper places. In
zone case gentleman informed the Her.
aid reporter that he suspected fowl play,
as he found large number of his neigh
boris chickens in Lis oack yard.
A few OF the many friends of Dr.. W. A.
Weldon and wife got up a little hallow
cen surprise party and the Weldons
were agreeably surprised by hte invades
on merrIment bent. Splendid music,
botn instrumental and vocal, was dis
coursed, games were played, and then
MIS-. Weldon surprised the surprisers by
treating them to charming supper.
Those present were MI. and Mrs. F. W.
Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NORMAN, Mrs.
Oman. Frank l.. Scnillins, Captain Ha M
ilton, Mr.. S. c. Root and I. r. Brent.
THE TRUSTEES.
the board of trustees met in regular
session last night at the city hall.
The bid of E. J. Tutt to light our city
with electric lights was accepted.
iAe1 to eater into a contract with E. J.
Tut to fur1ish the electric lights, etc.
Ii. SteiGltz received the appointment
OF CITY attorney.
The north end of the plaza was ordered
to be repa aired.
NOTES.
Captain D. W. Weldt and wife enter.
tanned DR.. Weldon and wife at dinner on
Thursday.
Mr.. Carlo and family. who have re-
Gently had charge of the Hotel Clarence
leave tomorrow for San Fernando wit re
they will make their home.
About thirty young friends of Henry
Olson wendell their way to his home, on
Beacon ard Filth streets. last night, bent
upon giving Henry jolly surprise. as
bundles OF all dimensions were carried
BY anum Der of the throng which bundles
proved to be d lot of delicacies prepared
especially for the inner person. After
gaining an entrance to Mr.. O,son's resi-
dence thea took possession. Games were
pllyeG, music and dancing was merriy
ndulged in ard then the aforesaid
bundles were opened and spread upon a
table ard he utiful repast was had.
Schooner Lilliebonne. Captain Hansen,
arrived from Eureka with 80, 900 feet OF
lum Der to the Ganahl Lumber company.
Barkrntine Monitor, Captain Turloff
arrived from Eureka with eco, 900 feet { f
lumber to the San Pedro Lum Der COM
pany.
Schooner Maria +. Smith, Captain
Rosendahl, arrived from Tacoma with
4bn, 900 feet Of lumber TO the Pasadena
lumber company.
Schooner Mabel Gray, Captain Thomp-
son. arrived from Eureka with 240, 900 feet
of lumber to the J. NJ. Griffith Lum Der
company.
Steamer Bonita, Captain Smith, arrived
from Hueneme with 100 sacks of beans
to the Southern Pacific company.
Schooner Elnorah Captain Issacson
sailed in ballast for Eubreka.
Steiner Bonita, Captain Smith, sailed
for Newport.
Mrs. Charles Powers has gone to Rivera
to spend few days with friends there.
Mr.. ii. b. Dugan, who accid 1ntly HAD
his right foot badly burned here two
months ago and has been cUntlned at
thee hospital IN Los Angeles. is abba to
be about again and in few days will! re
turn to Sar. Pedro.