The herald., 1895-09-18
POLO At SANTA MONICA
Southern California Club Puts
Up a Fine Game
A PROMINENT MINISTER ILL
The Prohibitionists 10 Select Delegates
TO Their County Convention
PROMINENT MINISTER ILL
Good Time Was Made by the Winner OF the
Swimming Contest on Sunday.
Notes of Interest

SANTA MONICA, t.sl7.-The swim
ming contest On Sunday at the North
Beach bath house plunge was for 1oC
yards. with three entries. 1t was won
by A. Splitssiossssr; tine, i'll 40. W.
Rice, second.
\. Morniss has rented the San Vicente
ranch .tnAols for sheep pasturage.
Georss {. DsDine. son of II. l.. DEM
ing, and family have removed 10 Los An
geles after pro;rsoied visit with his
parents here. Mr.. Deming's growing
stogie business requiring his living in the
city.
H. Y. 6oetz wears six by nine smile
these days. as well he may over the
arrival OF q bouncing boy. Congratuia-
tons are funny. fast and furious.
The Prohi bition.sts will hold a prl-
mary tomorrow evening, Septem Der 18th.
at W. c. Il. I. hall, TO elect hive delegates
to the county convention. which will be
held at Temperance tenn pie on Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. a. Young of Los Angeles is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. q. H. Dekay.
Rev. l. II. Luby is sinking fast, his
large circle of friends who are aDxlously
watching at his bedside.
t. X. Fitzgerald, travelling passenger
agent OF the Texas and Pacific railroad,
accompanied by his wife and mother-in-
law, Mrs. Richardson, lett today for San
Francisco after q charming visit at the
seaside city.
The Southern California Polo club put
up good game on Saturday, which was
enjoyed by large audience. VINO liber-
ally applauded the respective players. A
peculiar incident was the fact that 6. l..
Waring, who was playing with the
blacks, won not only the four goals Sc
cured by his side, but mis- pony was the
only one tailed for the yellows, having
kicked the ball through the goal. The
sides were. yellows. W. H. Young, W. X.
Ward, Mr.. Bumiser and John Machell
blacks, g. l.. Waring, Peter Martin and
Mr.. Woods. Score,4 to l in blacks favor.
William T. Cummins, an attorney con-
nceted with the land department OF the
Southern Pacific, spent the day here.
The board OF trustees met in regular
session Monday evening, GARLIC, Roth
and Vawter present. After approving the
minutes of the previous meeting. bills
were ordered paid amounting to $l2S.31, OF
which $4S was for sewer bond election
expenses.
The finance committee returned the
officers reports for August with their
approval, which were ordered filed. The
city clerk S and treasurer's reports for
August we're presented, and referred TO
the finance cominlttee.
Profiles and specifications for the i'm
provement of part of Third street were
presented by Engineer James and adopt
ed. The engineer was instructed to
establish the grade of Promenade avenue
upon petition Of property owners on
the south side ocean front thoroughfare.
Several licenses were transferred, in
Guiding the retail liquor one held by
Louis Grimminser, TO Girmmin ger d
BAG her.
A resolution of intention was passed
for the grading of Third street between
Utah and Railroad avenue, and the layin &
of CO milestone cutters.
The engineers report upon the widen
ing portion Of Front street was present
ed and referred TO the street committee.
The board met Thursday evening for
the purpose of canvassing the returns of
the sewer bond election and adjourned.
The Columbian fete given on Saturday
church was a success from all stand
points.
The bean crop on the San Vicente
ranch is neing harvested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gwynne have returned
to Bakersfield after a pleasant visit at
the beach.
Work on the south side Santa Fe wharf
is progressing surely. although slowly.
and they will get there after awhile,
guess.
The Paul comedy company in Peck 8
Bad Boy are billed for Forester's nall
(opera house, September 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Martin Of Chi
cago spent the day at the beach.
]. u. Henry, J. D. Collins and William
B. English are enjoying few days out
ing IN adjacent mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Carpenter and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Dexter, accompanied
by their families leave tomorrow on a
weeks outing in the mountains.