The herald., 1895-07-28
WITH THE SANTA bARbAREN0S


than two thousand people are on their
way to this seaside resort today. A crowd
ed special direct from Pasadena is due at
pm. Trains from Los Angeles and
towns south will arrive at pm, and
PM, and the steamer Mexico with a long
list of passengers from San Francisco will
be here at Ills pm. The busiest scenes
prevail in this city. Active preparations
are in progress to properly receive and en-
tertain this unusual number of visitors,
and the occasion promises to be a grand
one. The amusements for the excursion
lists will be many and diversified, unique
and original, and all will be given an op-
portunlty to a drive to Ellwood, the hot
springs. Montecito, Mission canyon and
the lighthouse. The board OF trade and
citizens committees have been hard at
work and there will be ample accommo-
dations.
The Arlington. Commercial. New Nor.
ris and Raffour hotels and five fashiona-
blelodging houses report a formidable
array OF summer guests. Numerous
strange faces are to be seen on our streets,
and multitudlnous tlattering remarks are
heard concerning the charms of the Chan
mel City. -. .,... -.
Our latest arrivals are: II. II. Kirby
jr.. New York DR.. s. z. Sehwart and
Philadelphia; Mrs. F. Morrill, and two
daughters. San Francisco; Mrs. II. D..
Underwood and child. Mare island; F. J..
Underwood, New York Abbie Folsom,
Sovla Folsom, H. o. Stevens and wife.
San Francisco; Mrs. f. NJ. Masters and
G. l.. Sherburn. New York; Mrs. W. \.
Gro Grover s,a.t and Helen I? Grover; , BERKELEY;
New Haven, Conn; Fannie V. Wilks,'
Barrett, Pa. E. o. Kelsey, Santa Cruz;
Stanley and Evan Hollister, Cam bridge
Or. Thon as R. Bard and two daughters,
Hueneme; James Younger. New York
W. S. Hamilton. A. J. Pinkstone, S. H.
Seymore, G. J. Jones, San Francisco; II.
W. Sharp, Stockton; Mrs. Mary Brashear,
Los Angeles: n. n. Craig and d.
Pearce, San Francisco E. Ivan Cleech,
Santa Cruz; G. NJ. Ham blem and wife,
Lynnville. Tenn; R. II. Brown, Los An
geles; r. L. Sawyers, San LUIS Obispo
Z. S. Houghton, Theresa, n. y; P. B..
Spears X; F. Dennon and D; M. sween,y,
Los Angeles; Mrs. +. +. Field, Santa Ma
ria; l. Nj. CLARK, Lompoc; james Sauls-
bury, Guadalupe, and H. Z. Mosher Co.
leta, Cal.
The lighthouse tender Madrono dror ped
anchor IN the channel and Rear Admiral
Walker came ashore for few hous. The
object of the present cruise is to inspect
all lighthouses south of San Francisco
and to determine points at which
new ones will be established in the near
future.
The following persons have engaged
cozy quarters at the pretty resort known
as Mirimar: Mrs. Clays, Miss Clays and
Miss Madge Clays, Stockton: Mrs. Dr..
Boericke and four children, Mrs. Smith,
IaI ;tl& II .Al
Miss Bertha Smith, San Francisco. Mrs.
Gilbert. St. Paul; Mr.. Merries, Philadel-
dhia; Mrs. S. Orton. Master Frost. Los
Angeles; Mrs. Gregory, Miss Elsie Greg
ory. Pasadena; Mrs. Bateman. Hanford.
Cal; Mrs. Downing Armona. Cal. Mrs.
Farquhar. Hanford. Cal; Mrs. William
Pierce. Boston; Miss Herring, Tomb
stone, Ariz.
:. Thirty-seven residents of Summerland
are attending the meeting of spiritualsts
at Santa Monica. They travel about in
wagons and camp wherever night over
takes them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Hazard, accom-
panied by DR.. William BeoIicke, arrived
Yesterday in Providence, r. I. The party
left here on a special car last Thursday
week, and though Mrs. Hazard has been
quite i'll for some time, the telegram
states tnat she greatly improved during
the trip.
The five-column article entitled Santa
Barbara the Beautiful. which appeared
in Thursdays issue of The Herald, is at
tracting considerable attention. All
concede that it does full justice to our
fair city and its surroundings, while the
Independent, the energetic evening daily
gave it local mention. The illustrations
of the old mission, the court house and
nall of records are the best pictures of
these buildings ever seen in print.
Superior court notes: Sarah J. Kenney
vs.. W. S. Parks ct al. will contest de-
murrer and amended demurrer to COM
plant argued submi itteu and taken under
advisement. Mae E. Otis VS.. Frank F.
Otis divorce. the defendant made de-
fault, plaintiffs witnesses were exam
ined, a decree was entered in favor OF
plaintiff and the same was duly signed
by the court. Floral Festival association
vs.. Santa Barbara Slaughtering company,
an aculon to determine to whom certain
funds should be paid: by consent of Iit-
gants Assignee E. M. Pyle was substi-
tuted as defendant.
At 4:10 p. m. Friday q violent earth
quake caused a wild rush for terra firma
from all the large buildings in the city.
The Natural History society met this af.
ternoon at 3 o'clock. Several interesting
papers were read and the usual routine
business was transacted. 80.
Apricot drying in our suburban valley.
was finished today. This is a good veal
for Santa Barbara fruit.
Pioneers Recommendation
L. Df No. .rAt,