The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-09-09
SANTA CATALINA
The Excursion Steamers Still Bringing Visit.
ors-Amusements Provided

The Excursion Steamers Still Bringing Visit
~ ors-Amusements Provided
AVALON, Sept. 8.-The last evening S
steamer brought in large number of
visitors. The pavilion is crowded night
iy with dancers and those listening to
the concert. The Catalina Marine or
chestra has played some excellent music
this summer. and Mr.. Charles A. Jones,
the leader, has done himself proud, in
working the orchestra up to its present
high standard. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hillard and Mrs.
Westfall are located in cottage tent,
among forest Of trees, on Sumner
avenue.
D. B. Wilson of San Francisco is at
the Metropole.
Mr.. u. Duyckinck, with Mexican Joe
as boatman. hauled in four fine yellow
tail with roo and reel.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. A. Salisbury are
here located in cottage. Mr. Sails
bury brought in catch Of three large
yellowtail.
r. g. Wooster and family are located
in their Island Home cottage.
Mr.. III. r. Mann Of San Francisco is
registered at the Metropole.
Mr.. Willis Van Devanter of Cheyenne,
Wyo., landed q string of fish containing
almost every variety found in Catalina
waters.
The sunsets are very beautiful here,
especially the reflection of the sum
light upon the mountains and clouds of
the main land, where the colOrs Of the
rainbow are blended.
Among the Grand View arrivals are
Captain Charles p. Low, Santa Bar
hara; A. NJ. Merwin, w. B. Merwin,
Pasadena.
A goat hunt to Middle ranch, which
lies about fifteen miles from, Avalon,
was participated in by Fred Stamm.
Mortimer Henderson, George Merrill,
aud Will Donnell. Each procured his
fine pair of horns and skin. Mr.. A. e.
Manly was the major domo and looked
the true mountaineer, mounted on the
burro Flying Jib.
The Nellie has returned from a trip
to Long Beach. Those aboard We're
Captain and Mrs. Frank A. Whitley,
A. Myers, L. NJ. Nichols, T.. L. Keenan,,
Louis Busse. and Harry Thorns. She
made the trip in one hour and forty
minutes.
w. M. Speyer is registered at the Met
ropole from San Francisco.
The Glenmore arrivals are John Sum-
thoff, A. w. Shepard, Ray Shepard, A.
Armstrong, Mrs. F. Radenracher, Mrs.
G. g. Andus. Miss M. Cowan, Mrs. J.
L. Morrison, Mrs. j. c. Terry, w. A.
Eardley. w. H. Stewart, c. H. Bishop,
Donald G. Bishop. Mrs. A. G. Bisnop
Miss Ellen D. Rogers. Norman D. Bish-
op, Los Angeles.
Mr.. George c.. Pratt Of San Rafael,
landed twenty-six and q twelve pound
yellowtial with rod and reel.
L. W. Godin, Mr.. Pratt and e. P. Bos-
byshell, with Harry Films as boatman,
brought in catch Of sixteen fish. One
yellowtail weighed thirty-one pounds.
Mr.. A. B. Chappelle caught a hammer
head shark which measured eight feet
and eight inches long and weighed PIG
pounds. "A pilot fish about four inches
long was attached to him.
Mr.. F. G. Howes, cashier of the Los
Angeles National bank, with his daugh-
ter. Miss Clara Howes, were visitors
Sunday.
The Pasedana hotel arrivals are A. G..
Cooper. San Francisco; Mrs. A. Sulli-
van, A. j. Downs, c. c. Briggs, Mrs M.
F. Baker, Mrs. A. g. Hutchins, Mrs.
G.. H. Bosbyshell, W. G.. Waltz, Louis
and Adelia Stair, Lyon Stair, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ahrens and daughter Louise,
Miss Bennett, l.. Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. Douglass, Los Angeles; N. J. Pico,
Fernando; Miss Mary Henlsel, Pueblo,
Col.;. Mr. and Mrs. v. Harshberger,
Newhall..
Those taking the trip to the isthmus
on the fast steam yacht La Paloma and
stage trip to the Little Harbor hotel
were Miss Nellie Plat, Miss A. Dorr,
Los Angeles; Mrs. c. G. Lopiz, San
Gabriel; A. F. Moreno, Miss ID. Dorr,
e: w. Jargstorff, DR.. J. c. tParr, C. W.
Chase, Mrs. ]. Parr,- Mr. and Mrs. J..
Hutchins, r. Edgar, Los Angeles; v.
G. Harvey, New York; Carmecita Lopez.
G. X. Pierce, Pasadena.