The herald., 1895-07-14

All the foregoing are stopping at the
| Arlington, which Is dong o better busi-
| ness than ever before at this time OF the
year. The menu and accom- rotations
are second to mono and Santa Barbara is
fast acquiring an excellent reputation
through this hotel under its new man
| agement.
| The hot springs number among recent
arrivals: G. A. Wright and wife, G. A.
| Phillips, wife and two children. Duluth,
Mimi; Mrs. K. Coyle, V. H. Raleigh,
Los Angeles; F. H. Eames, N. y; Mrs.
Sperling, San Francisco, and B. Conroy.
LoslA ngeles.
Or. @. o. Fairbanks. who has been here
for number of days, returned east but
promises to be in Santa Barbara again
soon.
Hon. J. W. Hahn. the attorney general
| of Minnesota, and his esteemed vile, are
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Has
singer.
Mrs. II. E. Thayer and Miss Clara s.
Thayer, Woonsocket. r. L., are visiting
Messrs George and E. A. Thayer, and
will remain two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Andrews and Mrs.
E. M. Yates OF San Francisco are spend
ing their vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. 2.
J. Barber.
Mr.. NJ. Hirschbaum of San Francisco
has sought seclusion in the Channel
City from business cares.
Mr.. John H. Curtis of New Haven,
Conn.,, has been in this city several days.
Mr.. c. M. kaufman of San Francisco is
enjoying country life at Santa Ynez.
Mr.. ]. s. Angus and family and Miss
4 Flora Mcdonald Shearer, all Of San Fran
cisco, are spending the summer at Santa
Ynez. Mr.. Angus is one OF the executors
I Lomb5g AID sannfa snf Maria also have a 4
good share of summer visitors.
The teachers institute for this county
will be held at Santa Maria during the
| week commencing August 10Th. Prof.
Earl Barnes of Stanford university is to
be the chief instructor. The forenoons
Will be occupied almost exclusively in the
instruction of teachers in primary work.
The arrangements are in charge of Mr.. l..
=. Blochman, and the other mem bers of
the board of trustees of the Santa Maria
high school.
AT present the cost of maintaining
paupers in this county is $s4O month,
$3.50 OF which is expended for county aid
and $21O for the support of the hospital.
With view OF decreasing these exen pdi-
lures the board OF supervisors are taking
steps to purchase 40-acre poor farm.
and to discontinue the hospital and in
dIvidual allowances.
fire broke out at 80 p. m. Thursday
at Chinese store In the Celestial quar-
ter. Lively scenes prevailed for some
time among the almond-eyed denizens,
put the hre company. quickly put out the
blaze.
The Fourth of July committee have
paid all bills and balanced accounts, show
ing surplus as follows: Washington Fire
company No. 2, $50; general committee,
$12l.S7. This handsome balance speaks
well for those in charge. of the cele-
bration.
jeremiah Mahoney ct al. OF San Fran
cisco have filed in the superior court of
this county com plant and notice of ac-
ton to foreclose a mortgage of $25, 900 on
Rancho Lomas de la Purificacion, given
by Thomas W. Moore on May "a, 1898.
The Brodia club, composed entirely of
young ladies, met Thursday in their
rooms at the clock building. It was de-
cided to have an entertainment and ball
at Channel City opera house on the 25th
inst. The club meets weekly to transact
business. but an annual session will pe
held Monday evening for general review
and changes. and to consider the feasibil-
ity OF again binding the members to the
payment of monthly dues for one year.