The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-31
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Interesting Trnvels Of Three Young Sports.
News Items

Interesting Tfnvels Of Three Young Sports.
News Items
REDONDO. July 30.-Two reckless
young fellows. Ebert N. Pearson and
Ed Goodwin, Of Los Angeles, who had
started out to make a record as inland
freebooters, were checked in their ca
reer by City Marshall Maxey yester-
day. The two boys. in company with
another Of their type, named Morrison,
secured a horse and wagon from a
painter in the city named Winn, week
ago Sunday. With this outfit, so it is
alleged. they went to Hollywood and
stole a load Of watermelons, which they
sold In Los Angeles. While at Holly
wood. they got rid of Winn's horse and
in some way became possessed of a sor-
rel mare. They only stayed a day in
Los Angeles, when they came to Re-
dondo. leaving here at midnight. They
were next heard of at Hyde Park, where
it is claimed they found better horse,
which they captured, at the same time
turning the sorrel loose. Then the trio
went to Los Angeles and were next seen
at Glendale, where they traded their
latest capture for q roam horse and S..
Returning to Redondo Sunday night,
they sported about here with party of
girls and raised high jinks generally.
During their drive. the horse ran away
and was caught and placed in a livery
stable. Mr. Winn.. the owner of the
wagon. recognized his property and
ordered the would-be sports to return
it. They promised to do SO. and Good
win was sent back to the city with 1t in
charge. What he did with the horse is
not known. In the meantime the own
ers Of the various horses handled by
the travellers, began to advertise and
Sheriff Burr also took a hand in locat-
ing them. It did not take long to spot
the culprits. two of whom were arrested
here by Marshal Maxey, and the other.
Morrison, at Los Angeles. They were
placed in the county Jail.
This was a great day for sailing, and
every pleasure craft in the harbor had
a party out for a cruise.
M. w. Conkline and family of Los An
geles. and Captain Anderson, enjoyed an
all days trip in Captain Bracewelps
yacht Victoria. The Bonnie Belle and
Key We each had good load of pas
sengers. A number of fine fish were
caught on each boat.
The steam schooner Casper arrived at
noon today from Fort Pragg, with a
cargo of 1924, 900 feet of railroad ties and
lumber consigned to Dennison & Grif-
fin of Los Angeles.
The schooner La Gironde set sail for
Gray'S HarDOr THIS morning.
L. T. Garnsey. general manager OF the
Los Angeles and Redondo Railway COM
pany, left this morning for San Fran
cisco on the Corona. Mr.. Garnsey will
spend short vacation with old friends
in the north.
James Roach is having his restaurant
adorned with fresh coat of paint.
Among theh late arrivals at the Hotel
Hillside are: Mrs. ]. l. Morseof River
side, Mr. and Mrs. Achile Falco of Pres
colt, Ariz., Madame Vauger of Los An
geles, Mrs. Harry Bond. Misses Ada,
Florence and Edith Pedgrift of Los An
geles, and Mr.. Barden Of the Ford no.
tel. Phoenix.
John Hartnoll, an old time resident of
Redondo, came down to the beach to-
day to regale himself with a breath of
fresh air.
There will be an excellent ballad con-
cert at the Hotel Redondo Saturday
night, given under the management of
Tom e. Rowan, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Lang and w. HI.
Shaw Of East Los Angees, have pitched
their tent on the beach, where they will
remain for the next three weeks.
The tents at the Spiritualist camp
ground are becoming more numerous
every day.