The herald., 1896-08-21

bllies, who stampeded him SO badly
that his friends couldn't see for the dust
ne made going down the mountains
The ever genial John Schumacher had
better luck and captured two little kids
by running them down He will take
them home as souvenirs of his trip He
also VIII take home game leg. which he
got by rolling down a precipice
W. W. Howard of the firm of Howard
IL Bixby gained a fine pair of horns by
waiting beside a rock and knocking a
big billy down with a club, which the
other gentlemen had driven to him. Mr.
, Howard does not believe in climbing uD
rugged mountains and down steep preci-
pices. through thick brush. when he can
get others to drive the goats to him.
y fine lunch was served at Eagle
camp, in which wet goods took leading
part. The party returned tired out, but
still In the ring and eager for another
fray.
J. L. Kapus and E. Guerado are
among the Metropole arrivals.
Masters Willie and George Cline. sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Cline, at a pop
corn party in their pretty cottage tent
corner of Seventh street and Sumner
avenue. had as guests Joe and katherine
Banning, Geo. and Meta Patton, Ban
ming and Harry Cline, Chas. Stoll, Veva
Beeson and Gordan Traver
The SWEETEST event OF the Catalina
season. a full-dress ball. will take place
at the Island Villa hotel. in the grand
ballroom, next Saturday evening.
Among the prominent Island Villa ar
rivals are II. o. Haines and Maud Il.
Haines of Los Angeles: Chas. f. Monfort
of Pasadena, and 3. S. Weston of Viii
mington.
The first runaway of the season has
taken place. The fine gray horse at
70 f1,l l,pr aIe.. rr1n
wagon of the Empire laundry started
down Metropole avenue on the jump.
The driver. with his hair flying in the
wind. made desperate efforts to recover
his seat. when the crack whip of Cata-
lima coaching. Geo. A. Greeley, and Mr..
Gray finally succeeded in stopping the
runaway just as he was about to go over
the end of the wharf
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Robinson who ha'l
been enjoying the attractions of Cata-
lima on their wedding tour. have gone
to Coronado for a short stay before re-
turning to their home in Phoenix, Arz
Chas. French, with his niece and
daughter, visited the lava beds on n
goat hunt and returned with two of the
largest pairs of horns ever captured.
Miss Zaidee Maxwell loved to play ten
ris.
Little Willie Bloeser. while sitting on
the wharf fishing, was suddenly pulled
off by big fish, who wasn't content with
taking the bait, but wanted Willie. too:
but Willie fooled him. for he bravely
struck out for shore, which he reached
safely.
DR.. Mcdonnell is the new health Off
Ger.
Hon. Chas. f. Benjamin, a member of
the board of supervisors of San Fran
cisco. and his son, Chas. w. Benjamin,
who is the deputy license collector,
brought in three of the monster Jewish.
weighing $50, 2o5 and 215 pounds each.
Mr.. HI "A. Darling. with rod and reel
landed five yellowtall and a string of
smaller fry. Harry Elms was boat
man.
Mr. ]. S. Torrance of Pasadena has
started to thin out the fish again.
Chas. Meufort and w. l.. Carter, with
Jim Gardiner as boatman, left this morn.
ing for the Jewish banks opposite The
Fence. which lies on the opposite side
of the island. They are going to try
to break the record for big fish.
Geo. Beebe and S. d. Bucher of the
Los Angeles Athletic club are with us.
Miss Mary Beebe is new arrival.