The herald., 1895-07-21
SANTA BARBARA SUMNERERS

SANTA BARBARA, July 90. - The
Channel City demands recognition as a
charming up-to-date seasiue resort. The
grano entrance march of tourists and
summer guests are daily growing in VOL
ume, promising to make the season a
memorable one. Swimming. hunting,
fishing and entertainments are everyday
attactions, while the lovely weather, the
bath house and nice surf. daily arrival OF
steamers and various waterfront advanta-
ges appeal strongly to the inland stranger.
A variety Of pleasing and exciting di.
versions is now being added to our
natural beauties, for on the 9th INST. we
propose to call in Los Angeles. Pasade a,
Cotton, Pomona and other friends to
show them our unique features, and give
them big time. A general excursion
from all these points has been arranged at
the extremely low rate of 1915 for the
round trip, good for thirty days. Conse-
quently no one can be excused for stay
ing away from here, when such splen-
did opportunity is offered the southern
cities and towns to run up this way and
behold the flower city. Among the treats
in store for the visitors will be grand
ball at the Arlington Saturday evening.
bicycle races at the fair grounds by local
wheelmen and crack oyclers from abroad
on Monday afternoon, and lively exhi-
bition OF yaqueroIng in all its intricate
arts and sciences by Californians OF the
old school on Tuesday afternoon. Two
bands will furnish excellent music on
Sundays at Plaza del Mar. visitors will be
driven to all points ot interest in this
vicinity and no pains will be spared to
make these events enjoyable IN every par
ticular.
J. s. Hildrup wife and daughter, and
julius 7. Pierce of Pasadena are enjoying
come from San Francisco: J. W. Bowen,
voisie:, ana D.. McQuiddy. Some Ange.
!enos are with us too, viz: William Hag-
iinbaugh and J. H. Prtt, who owns a
large cattle ranch in Arizona. o ange is
represented by w. W. Pritt, while our
neighbors Ventura and Ojai sehd us B.
Rely and wife. F. 3. Barnard, E. s..
Thacker and s. ID. Thacker. H. Hader
ana daughter of San Jose, Charles Vanina
OF Santa Maria, b. f. Shields of Palouse,
Wis.,, and John Wesup and wife of New
York are also in Santa Barbara. All are
stopping at the Commercial hotel. whose
life delightful to the summer guests by
elegant service and free drives through
our famous boulevards in a magnificent
coach, Drawn by six gray steeds. driven
by Mr.. Low in person. The elegant
appointments of the Commercial are a
source of pleasure to our visitors. many
OF whom come for few days and re-
main for weeks.
-Four miles below the city lies Miramar
with its elegant bath house, furnished
with every convenience. and pretty walk.
and drives, entertainments every even
ing and manifold pleasures constantly.
Mlramar now shelters twenty five
guests. Mr.. Rowland Hazard and family,
after spending two months in this cosy
resort, left Thursday evening for the east
IN a sepcial car. They were accom- panisd
ny DR.. William Boericke, who will attend
Mrs. Hazard, as she is in feeble health
the Doctors family remaining until his
return.
W. I. Mead of Durango, Mexico, and J..
Q. Hagan. the Arizona cattle king, are TAX
ing rest at Santa Ynez. G.. F. Bassett
of the firm of Bassett & Bunker, San
Francisco. will arrive Wednesday at the
college, where he will spend his vacation.
AS the deer season has just opened tn e
valley and mountains are alive with lew
the abundant supply of game.
10 ascertain if Santa Barbara can offer
real comfort and happiness for the sum-
mer soJourner from abroad. he need only
contemplate the busy scenes and gorgeous
acco nm odations at the Arlington. Every
train and steamer brings prominent peo
pie from all over the country, and oblig-
ing Chief Clerk Savery is ever occupied
In directing the attention of the visitor to
the wonders OF our surroundings. Messrs.
Gaty and Dunn are lapidly bringing the
Channel City to the front as summer
seaside resort, and as a result of their on.
terprise the Arlington within the last few
of guests. A notable event was lunch
party at the hotel given by DR.. and Mrs.
Alex Blairthaw of Montecito to their
distinguished guest. Mrs. Abby Sage
Richardson, the well-known lectnress.
Among those in attendnce We're nr. and
Mrs. Harold, ,Sidebotham: Mr.. Z. H.
Greenleat and Mr.. Joseph Worthington of
Montecito. Miss Alcock and Miss Side
bothm of England. and Mr.. G. Randall
Evans and Mrs. c. q. Park of Santa Bar
bara. Recent arrivals are: Messrs. e.
l.. Bosqui Albert &. Aikel. Mon tgomery
Godby. A. H. Glenn, manager OF the
Columbus Buggy company; W. n. Cowies,
NJ. p. Breed, Mrs. William Murdoch and
Dr.: ]. NJ. Porter, New York; Professor
d. Ames and c. w. Ames, ir.,
Berkeley; Charles Silent and Harry q.
Wyatt, Los Angeles. The pretty yacht
White Wings dropped anchor in the
channel yesterday, and her owner and
respectively. ]. V. Coleman,
esq. and Captain j. Ross Jackson stopped
at the Arlington. The gentlemen came
with the intention of remaining g but one
day, but we're so charmed with Santa
Barbara that they promptly decided to
stay two weeks. during which time the
yacht will cruise around the islands.
The Arlington presents many agreeable
pasuimes, to-wit: A tennis tournament,
n grand reception to the excursionists
several balls in the spacious dining room
and various new attractions.
Brevities
At the beach the water is warm, there
are no rocks in the surf. and bathing is
q ute popular. A movement is on foot to
build fine bath with all the facilities of
the one at Santa Monica.
Camping parties to the islands and
mountains are starting out every DAY,
the early cutters are beginning to return
with tanned faces, healthy appearances
and impaired veracty.
A large force of workmen are engaged
in constructing a mammoth lemon curing
asta blishment at Oarpinteria.