The herald., 1895-06-23
SAN PEDRO
An Ordinance Regulating the Carrying Of
Firearms

SAN PEDRO, June 22.-Legal Adviser
F. J. Thomas was instructed by the city
council at their last meeting to draft an
ordinance regulating the carrying OF fire.
arms. This has been rendered necessary
owing to charges and counter charges
made ty the Sailors union and Shipown-
ers' associations agents relative to the
illegal carrying of concealed weapons.
On the 18th inst. Mrs. NJ. Wickstrom,
an old lady of 81 yeas, passed away. She
was buried at Harbor View cemetery, the
Rev. A. Fraser officiating. large con-
course of relatives and friends followed
the remains to their last resting place.
The bereaved family have the sympathy
of the entire community.
Terminal island was visited By merry
picnic party OF Los Angelenos on Wednes-
day, which included Mesdames ii. New
mark. M. A. Newmark, l.. Loeb, J.
Loeb, Misses Kramer. Emma Newmark,
Resale LaZard, Lulu Lazard, Charlotte
Seligman, Tessie Brownstein, Rose Loeb.
Rosie Newmark and Messrs. Marco and
Henry Newmark. A general good time
ensued, the. bathing properly enjoyed and
an ample luncheon slowed away before
returning home.
On Friday mig ht the Order OF Chosen
Friends gave a rec ption to Mrs Captain
r. Hiliyer at Swnford's hall, the occasion
being the celebration of her Gath birth
day. fine supper was served and en-
joyed by all, after which Oancing was the
order of the evening.
Lawyer H. Steiglitz announces his in.
tention of opening an evening school for
the study of English, shorthand and type
writing.
Miss Nina Cutnbert is expected shortly
/ in San Pedro, to tram class in elocution
for the approaching Demorest medal con-
| test.
The brig Tanner, Captain Brown, de-
parted for Eureka on Tuesday. She will
return with a cargo of lumber for Perry s.
The schooner Louise, Captain Rasmus-
sen, cleared for Umpqua on Thursday.
On Wednesday the schooners Serena
| Thayer, Captain McVicar, and Elnorah.
| Captain lsaacson, left for Eureka. There
will be considerable speculation as to
which will first arrive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lindholm are the
Mrs. o. G. Abbott gave her class from
the NJ. Z. Sunday school n merry outing
on Terminal island last Thursday.
The British bark Glencune, Captain
Boldchild..s loading at Ham burg for this
port. She is consigned to William Wolfe
IL Co. Her registered tonnage in 1861
tons.
At the Methodist church today tie Rev.
S. A. Widney will preach in the morning
from Can any good thing come out of
NAZARETH" and in the evening on The
Mission of Christ.
Frank Harvey and Miss Jennie McFad-
den, both residents of San Pedro, tool,
out marriage license last week.
Mrs. A. Il. Barton of Altadena is visit.
ing her daughter. Mrs. f. Nichols.
James Leighton. formerly agent of the
Sailor union here. is home again after a
years absence, during which he visited
| honolulu amongst other places.
Peter Peterson was badly in jured by
fall Of lumber in one of the yards last
Thursday. DR.. Hill is attending him
and he is slowly recovering.
The Haniman fish cannery now awaits
a last consignment of machinery prior to
commencing active operations.
Miss Annie Bennett is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Latham, at Wilmington.
| The Wilmington Literary association
gave an interesting literary and musical
| entertainment on Monday evening.
Frank Peters of Wilmington was injur-
ed by piece OF scantins falling on him.
DR.. Seaman dressed his wounds and he
Will soon be about again.
! j. W. Buckley, chairman of the board
of trustees has gone north to San Fran
cisco and Oakland on a two weeks vaca-
! ton, to visit mis- parents and friends.
| S. C. Root of New York has been here
for two weeks, suffering from bad at
7 tack OF inflammation in his right eve.
a gradual improvement,
The Palace bath house, having been
| thoroughly renovated. is now open for
the summer season.
The. Palos Verdes Bicycle club boasts of
over forty mem bers and owns fine track.
A favorite club run is to TIL lighthouse
and Whites point.
The San Pedro planning mill iIs crowded
with orders anh running to its fullest
capacity.
| Seven students Of the California state
university have taken quarters at Timms
I point for the summer, under the supervi-
/ sion of Prof. Johnson. They are delight
ed with their location and the opportu-
nifty for serious study and healthful en-
! joyment
On Tuesday evening the San Pedro
| MINISTRIES will give ali entertainment. fol-
! lowed by a social dance. at Swinford's
hall. ii. A. Rayner and W. G.. Bartels
are interlccutors DR.. W. A. Weldon ana
| Il. Nj. Fan balm. bones; sam Bennett and
M. Jones, tambos. The programme Is as
follows: Opening chorus, Mystic Star.
| company: Fatal Wedding. W. II. Hemp
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