The herald., 1896-09-26
The great silver edition Of The Her
aid will contain . special telegram from
the next president Of the United States
SAN PEDRO.
The Delinquent Steamer Released-Per-
sonal and Social Notes.

SAN PEDRO, Sept. 25.-United States
Marshal N. Covarrubias was here yes
terday and released the power schooner
Santa Barbara today. satisfactory bonds
being furnished. The vessel was held
in custody for violating the law by not
having out the requisite lights one night
while at Avalon. -
Capt. A. J.. Reed has leased the Santa
Barbara from the San Diego Fish COM
pany. who are the owners. The vessel
Is to be equipped for, sealing expedi-
ton 1T once. t..
Deputy Collector, Of Customs G. NJ,
Bell HAD g. e. Carlson. q mariner who
/ has beenconAasd to the MARINE AesRikai
here for treatment Of a bad let, frame
ported to the marine hospital 1t nan
Francisco. His 20 days at the hospital
here have expired, and under the new
law all patients not recovering in that
time must be sent to San Francisco. This
is the first instance Of this kind hap
pening here. ~ ~.
w.W.Laraway is happy over the COM
ing Of little son in his home last Fri
day. gy,'al -:
Henry Olson. who has been at the
mines In Mexico for the past 4 months.
returned home yesterday. Henry looks
well AFTER mis- outing.
Bendix Nj. Baker met with q painful
accident at San Nicolas island last We'd
nesday. While trying to land on the
beach in a skiff large wave struck the
boat, completely Impending It and turn
ing it over, the boat coming down upon
Mr.. Bakers left foot, severely mash.
Ing it and bruising the ankle. Mr.. Baker
arrived here on Saturday and is now
confined to his bed at his residence ON
Third street.
The steamer Tillamook, Capt. Henson,
arrived from the north with a cargo Of
lumber to the Southern California Lum-
Der company.
The steamer Caspar. Capt. Anflndsen.
arrived from the north with q cargo Of
lumber to Southern Pacific Lumber
company.
The steamer Coos Bay. Capt. Jansen,
arrived from San Francisco and way
with passengers and merchandise to s.
p company.
Next Monday evening Mrs. Lydia
Monore of Riverside, grand chief Of the
Rathbone Sisters, will be here for the
purpose Of instituting Seaside Temple
of that order. and on Tuesday evening
banquet will be given in honor Of the
occasion. ~
The infant and only child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T. Carlson died Tuesday. They
have the sympathy Of many friends.
Mrs. McManus in company with Miss
Ethel Franks and Miss Irene Greuet left
for San Francisco today, where they will
remain until after Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bennett will spend
Friday and Saturday at the Angel City
with their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. j. R.
Andrews of Modesto. who leave for the
east Saturday.
Capt. William Peck Of the sloop Prim-
rose is dismantling her as she will be
laid UP for the winter.
The Southern California Fish COM
pany's boat Alpha brought in a large
catch of fish for their cannery today.
Capt. Frank p. Blackman Of the sloop
Sappho will take-th following party out
sailing Saturday on his yacht: The
Misses Mary Foy, Cora Foy, Edna Foy,
Elma Foy. Florence Foy, Florence Mo-
| Ian, Nellie Nolan, Florence Breaseaw,
| Wenona Huntley Maud Davidson and
Maud McCray. Mrs. 8. G. Foy. Mr.. Geo.
Simmons. and Mr.. s. c. Foy. all Of Los
Angeles; Misses Edith Christ, Agnes
Christi Mabel Laurence and Mary MIL
Ter. Messrs N. Gore. Richard D. Miller
to T. G. Miller. jr., OF San Pedro. The
Los Angeles people will remain at San
Pedro until Sunday; they viii be the
guests of Miss Agnes Christ and Miss
Mabel Lawrance.
A. w. Sepulveda will move his fam.
lily from the old Sepulveda ranch to his
property here about October LIST. Mr..
Sepulveda was born at this ranch 43
years ago and has resided there ever
since. He has leased the ranch to the
San Pedro dairy.
Last night about three score Of friends
OF Mrs. Julius Blatt secretly assembled
for the purpose of giving Mrs. Blatt a
surprise party in honor Of her birthday.
They invaded Mrs. Blatt's residence on
Second street and the evening was gaily
spent in singing and dancing.
e. #. Dickins and @. w. Wakefield OF
the United States Coast and. 0eodetic
survey are here establishing q station
on the hills west of the city for base iir,es
for triangulating surveys. N.
Richard Markle has been granted