The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-04
SANTA CATALINA
A Local FREQ Hsrbor Questlon-Amu sements
on the Island

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on the Island
AVALON, July 3.-Avalon property
owners are all worked up over the fact
that the Banning company is liable to
desert Avalon for some other part of the
island on account of their not standing
by the company, who has made 1t posi-
BILE to exist in this little island city.
Having paid thousands of dollars to eS-
tablish water and sewerage system,
a few of the property-owners who own
property on the water front, and others
insist on letting any and all boats land
passengers to the detr1ment Of the COM
pany's business, ana who rely on that
revenue to repay them in future years.
The fast power yacht La Paloma
sailed away from Avalon yesterday
morning for the isthmus, which lies If
teen miles distant. From there they took
the stage coach. with six horses at
tached, the ribbons being held by that
chief Of California stage drivers. Geo.
Greeley for the Little Harbor Inn, which
lies eight miles away, on the opposite
side of the island. The highest point
to which the stage ascends overlooks
the ocean on both sides, with the deep
blue sea 1900 feet below, a good view Of
San Clemente, twenty-eight miles to the
south, Santa Barbara. San Nicholas and
the mainland could be had. The trip
was enjoyed by Mrs. Emma Northrup Of
Milwaukee, Miss Sarah Ping of Burling-
ton, Ia. Miss G. E. Eggleston of Upper
Sandusky, O., Mrs. M. e. jenkins and
Miss Grace Jenkins of Lincoln, ILL.,, w. E.
Waddell and Robert c. Root of Ontario,
Cal, Henry G. Hill of Allegheny, Pa,
Dr.. w. G. schiosser, Captain and Mrs.
Sennett and Mrs. Kuhl of Santa Clara.
Cal, John L. Halter Of New Orleans, La.
w. B. Flower was the photographer of
the party and made some fine views.
Several whales were encountered and
Mr.. George Schaffer. assistant cashier
Of the First National bank, hauled In
some fine large barracuda while troll
ing.
Mr.. e. B. Pierce, Misses Edith, Bertha
and Winifred Pierce are expected over
next week to camp, as is also H. l..
Pierce and Miss A. E. Pierce of Los An
geles.
Mr.. Thomas Bard and family viewed
the pretty, natural aquariums through
the glass-bottom boat, and later went
out fishing and caught large string Of
barracuda.
1t is reported that the reason the
Catalina Yacht club gave up their
trip over here was because the members
were afraid of the water and insisted
on taking tallyho ride instead.
Island Villa arrivals: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas S. Manning, Philadelphia; Mr.
and Mrs. A. Allayne-Jones, E. Pierce,
Misses B. E. and L. W. Pierce, Pasadena;
Otto J. Zahn Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holmes
and family. Pasadena; Misses N. B.
Curry and N. Laughter of San Fran
cisco Mr.. G. Langeyberger, DR.. and Mrs.
Frank L. Platt, DR.. r. H. Clement, San
Francisco; J. H. Polhemus, Stanford.
Arrivals at Glenmore: George w.
Cole: Mrs. L. M. Kendall, Buffalo, N.
Y. Mrs. Emma Northrup and Miss Sa-
rah Ping, Pasadena; Miss Eggleston;
Afx.o AFre, r I'm Nf T o,vt
Mo.
Grand View arrivals: Miss M. Rob-
erts of Pasadena. Chester E. Crosby of
Riverside, Mrs. L. M. Emery of Boston,
Mrs. P. S. Lindsey and Phyllis s. Linds-
ley of Santa Monica. Mrs. George Weav
Colvin Stewart and Miss G. E. Thomas
of Pasadena, Mrs. ]. G. Webster of Bal
timore. c. A. Menning and H. w. Men
ming of Pasadena, r. Lane of Brockville,
Ontario, Canada; Mr.. and Mrs. e. D..
Bosworth, Charlottesville, Ind; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Pendergast and family of Red
lands; DR.. r. c. Kirkpatrick and Miss
J. e. Ames of Chicago; Miss Julia A.
Dibble and Laura G. Standish of Mime
apolis, MINI.
Arrivals at Pasadena hotel: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H Sanborn, Misses Viola and
Bertha. Howard and Rufus, jr., and Mrs.
F. A. Paxton of Tustin; H. f. Schof1eld.
MIS-. y. carey, nurse anu Two cnll-
dren, w. H. Reed and JAG Jedofsky.
Mr.. Charles L. Wilde, deputy city clerk
of Los Angeles. with his family, are here
for the summer
Everybody goes in bathing at II a. M,
and the swimming teachers have all
they can do.
Mr.. e. r. Hurlburt of Pasadena Is
all ready to commence to thin out the
fish. He is an enthusiastic disciple of
Walton, and uses only the rod with reel
Metropole arrivals: Mrs. V. B. Buck
and son. Kansas City; Louis Henock, ST.
mon Vile, Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs D.
Wiebers and family. Mrs. Frank Humph-
rey, George Humphrey. Fred M. Camp
bell, of Oakland; DR.. w. H. Prittie of
Pasadena.
Mr.. j. A. Foshay. superintendent of
the Los Angeles city schools, is at the
Metropole.