The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-31
SANTA CATALINA
Pirates Effect q Landing-Doings on the
Island

AVALON, July 30.-Two pirates swung
around the harbor today. The Santa
Barbara Of San Diego, with twenty pas
sengers from Long Beach, was caught
In the act, having landed her party at
Whites valley short time before the
coast patrol boat, the La Paloma, came
in sight, when they fell all over them
selves in their hurry to get aboard their
boat Mr.. Lowe, the secretary of the
Wilmington Transportation company,
was on hand to state the case to the
poor deluded people.
Mrs. e. r. Threlkeld, wife Of the presi-
pent of the Porter Land and Water COM
pany, is stopping at the Island Villa.
The La Paloma lowed a water lighter
filled with Banning springs water to
Camp Banning for the use of the Whit
tier cadets, who will arrive tomorrow
The Southern Pacific company and the
Banning company Join hands and make
it possible for the boys to have an out
ing Of fifteen days. and the same time
for the girls, who arrive later. The
former runs special train and the
Banning company a special steamer for
connected with the transportation are
borne by the companies, who should
get more credit than they do.
Mrs. V. Peyton of Danville, Ill, wife
of the leading mining capitalist of Brit
ish Columbia, with her family have de-
parted for Los Angeles, after having
spent week at the Grand View.
Those registering at the Metropole are
c. w. Davis and T. w. Robinson Of Col
orado Springs; Samuel Steiny and M.
]. Freiler of San Francisco; Mrs. Sarah
Bergen, New Orleans; Mrs. H. Van
Bergen and Miss Richter San Fran
cisco; Willard Barnhart and Helen
Barnhart, Grand Rapids, Mich; Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Tolhurst. Master Tolhurst.
The steamer Pelican is expected at
almost any time with the officers Of the
Redondo Beach company, L. T.
Guernsey, president; Sheldon Borden
attorney; James N. Sutton, Mr.. Aims
worth and Dan Freeman.
G. w. Donnell, capitalist of Pasa-
dena, is stopping at the Glenmore with
his family.
A. M. Ozmun is at the Pasadena no
tel.
w. B. Thomas. editor of the Cultiva-
tor. is enjoying life at the Glenmore.
Miss A. Roaf Miss H. Roaf, Miss e.
D. Mace, Mrs. L. c. Mace, Miss K. P.
Mace, all Of Denver. Colo, A. H. Dun
lap, T. w. Hadley, C. e. Newlin of Whit
tier. are at the Glenmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eurlbut gave fishing
party yesterday, starting out at 5
o'clock a. m. Among those invited were
Mr.. Morehouse, Mrs. Kimball and Mr..
J. S. Terrence. The latter two caught
fourteen yellowtail, the rest catching
twentyfour yellowtail. all with rod and
reel. The Catalina conveyed the party
to the fishing banks. near the isthmus.
An elegant collation. from the Metro
pole was partaken of in the old govern
ment barracks. which was Uncle Sans
stronghold in 1868. Barrels of barracuda
and other small fry were landed.
C. Seaver a banker of Pomona, is at
the Glenmore with his wife and five
children.
A. r. Jenkins and Con Galloway are
registered at the Pasadena hotel.
John Rothschild, wealthy English
gentleman, is at the Pasadena hotel.
A pedestrian party, composed of Jas.
K. Burke, Mr.. Henderson of San Fer
nando Olive colony. and E. Highlander,
went to Silver canyon goat hunting and
brought back a goat apiece.
Among those who prefer camp life
are A. L. Stewart, J. w. Phelps, Mr..
and Mrs. Kelly and Miss Kelly, of Fer
nando.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Tolhurst and Mas
ter Tolhurst are enjoying life here in
tent cottage.
A burro party was given ii Middle
ranch today composed of the following
Mrs. A. H. Busch, ]. c. Webster, Miss
Leda Dalrymple. Mrs. Ellen B. FAIR,
Miss Lillian Dobbins, Miss Helen Dog
gett, Miss Ruth Doggett, Stanley Chris
TOPPER, Mrs. Granger Miss Allene Val
lette, Mrs. Edward Buch, Mrs. j. W. A.
Off, Mr.. and Mrs. Colin Steward, Mas
ter Colin Steward, jr. The scenery was
grand, beautiful panamora was to be
had from the height of over 1000 feet.
taking in the island and the mainland.
The pear and fig orchards were visited,
everybody helping themselves to the ripe
and luscious fruit. On returning three
cheers were given for the chaperones.