The herald., 1895-09-08
TALKED ABOUT THE RACE
Santa nonicans Get the News Early-Whar
Record-NoteS


Record-Notes
SANTA MONICA, Sept. 1.-THE De-
tender won" was the news flashed to the
City by-the-Sea this afternoon, and in
consequence every man in the commun-
ity and some women, too, were talking
yachts and yachting.
The bicycle track construction has en-
tered upon its final stage, which has been
delayed a few days in the necessary re-
movai Of the livery stable. The grand
stand and free seats are being constructed
at the company's shops and will be placed
in position soon. They will be located on
the depot side of the track. The center
will be beautified with flowers, thus max
ing it attractive as we'll az thoroughly
equipped from a wheelman's point OF
view.
On Monday evening melodrama in
three acts entitled The Wan derer will be
presented at the North Beach bath house.
for the benefit of the local lodge of |. o.
.. I. It will be given under the direc-
ton of Prof. H. A. Raynor, with the fol-
loving cast: Nevada, H. A. Raynor;
Tom Craven, W. G. Folsom; Silas Stee lie.
G. s. Vineyard; Dandy Dick, D. De Van;
Vermont, R. 9. Hunter; lube, W. R.
Manning; Win Kye, W. E. Webb; Jarden,
". Justly; Mozslle, Mrs. Winona Webb;
Agnes Farce, Edythe Doks; Mrs. Tom
Merlin, Miss Gaynor.
The plot is laid in mining camp, and
that never failing topic of interest is we'll
interviewer in tine lines and situations.
The play is comprised in three acts.
Father Have feels Justly proud over
the results of the recent fair, which Melted
the church $1100. In the prize drawing
No. 300 gets the $40 gold piece 81 secures
the gold watch, No. S the crayon portrait
and 1876 the Jersey heller.
The record of the mammoth wharf at
Port Los Angeles for the week ending
today is as follows:
August 31-Stesmer Alcatraz, Captain
Dettmer, from Needle Rock, With 5000
ties.
August 13-Steamer Mexico, Captain
Hall, from San Diego, with seven passen-
gers. Sailed some day for San Francisco
with forty-one tons of merchandise and
Septembe iNSteamer Santa Rosa, Cap
tain Alexander, from San Francisco, with
100 tons of merchandise and sixty pas.
sengers. Sailed same day for San Diego,
taking three tons of merchandise.
Septem Der 4-Steamer Santa Rosa, on
her return trip from San Diego, with
one ton of merchandise and three passen-
gers. Sailed same day for San Francisco.
taking nine tons of merchandise and
sixty passengers.
September 5-Stsamer Bonita Captain
Dugga, from San Francisco, with tw enty-
eight tons OF merchandise.
September 6-Steamer Mexico, Captain
Hall, from San Francisco with ninety
tons OF merchandise and forty passengers.
Sailed same..day for San Diego with seven
tons of mercha ndise.
SepteIn Der - Cleared - British ship
Fuga, Captain Fullmore, for Tacoma,
WASH. in ballast.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are preparing novel entertainment which
they hope to present about the middle of
next month, entitled the Colum bian Fete.
it is a spectacular performance requiring
the services OF more than 100 people and
is under the management Of Miss M. Q.
Mathews Of Chicago.
Mrs. G. H: Trans, who has been i'll for
some time, is convalescing.
Harry Kuhn has leased the Palace res
taurant in the Bohems block. =
j. A. Goet has bought Barker Il Saun-
ders' fruitjstore and taken possession.
DIR. ]. M. Taulbee, president of the
Kentucky A. z. A., lectured here to-
night.
TheIBeville livery Stable, opposite the
Southern Pacific depot, has been removed
to the rear of u lot on Ocean avenue,
south of Its former location. Mr.. Beville
will build a cosy Office on the old site,
connecting the Office and stable by tele-
phone.