The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-06
CATALINA NEWS
Gamblers Fight-eood Sport With the
Goats and the Fish


| AVALON, Catalina Island, August g.
There was a small-szed riot here at late
hour last night. Some Los Angeles sports
| were IN a game of cards in one, Of the sa-
| looms when one accused the other Of a
false deal. The lie was passed and both
parties sailed in. They were just drunk
enough to be ugly and for a time 1t looked
as though some one would be badly hurt,
but the proprietor Of The place took a hand
and separated the belligerents before any
great damage had been done.
| The goats suffered again yesterday, five
Of them being brought down to Avalon, fol
which the rifles of Mr.. Stetson and Or.
Whitney of San Francisco were Response
BILE. The goats were found at Bell NOUN
| tain.
| d. s. Cone of San Francisco was out In the
launch putting Pig with Hotson as boat
man, and returned with eight yellowtail and
four barracuda. All the fish were taken
| on rod and reel.
| The largest aibicore of the season was
| brought in yesterday afternoon by Mr.
Price. 1t weighed over thirty pounds.
| Mrs j. j. Mack caught a sixteen pound
| yellowtail on rod and reel yesterday after
| noon.
| Mrs. w. Dunkin entertained a number of
friends at progressive euchre last evening
at the Island Villa hotel. The ladies' first
prize was won by Miss M. Bennidict and the
gentlemen's first prize by Mr.. Grosholtz.
| In the consolation stakes DIR. Maiden was
| the proud recipient of q monkey on whee.
and Miss Mansfield tenderly nursed a beall-
| tiful Zulu doll.
Comic Opera
Sir Arthur Sullivan's comic opera, 1.-The
Pirates of Penzance," will be presented in
the ballroom Of Hotel Metropole tonight A
capital orchestra, with chorus and compe-
tent principals, are engaged. The per-
formance will not commence till o'clock
after the Hermosa arrives. Monday even
| ing La Mascotte" may be produced
At the Hotels
| Metropoe-R V. Mason, San Francisco;
{. f. Scott. Pittsburgh; +. Becker. Mrs. r
A. Eastman, Miss M. Eastman, D. H. Hart
Los Angeles; f. B. Holm, Chicago; d. B
Hopkins, Boston; r. L Dow, Toledo Gail
Borden, Alhambra; w. g. White, Cotton:
f. s. Ewing and wife, ]. W. Grayson and
wife, Mrs. II. q. Hinckley, D. Il. dinckiey
Oakland
Island Vila-Rev. j. r. Jones, ]. C. Nell
son. Miss e. w. Newman, Miss A. n. Bren-
ner, J. L.. Mathason and wife. w. c. White
George II. Curtis, Los Angeles; c. Cohn,
Miss l.. Cohn, j. Cohn. San Bernardno:
George p. Thresher, Boston; W. p Rich
ards, Orange; c. A. Livingston, e. c. Rob-
inson, Pomona.
Grand View-H. o. Smith, Redlands; T
| P. Gordan and wife, Pasadena; Mrs. Il.
Rrodtbeck, Miss A. Brodtbeck, j. Isabel!
and wife, Los Angeles; S. P. Barnum
Riverside; Miss NJ Shrepfer, Chicago:
Mrs. l.. Wendleborn, Miss l.. Wendleborn
Miss Wendleborn, W. Wendleborn, VIII
Wendleborn, San Bernardino; Miss NJ A
Rives, Montgomery, Ga.
| Camp Swanfeldt-James Bennett and wife
w. II. Johnston, Miss Grace johnson, Miss
Clara Johnson. A. L. Whitfield, Lottie
Graves, Il. NJ. Priestley, Pomona; DR.. Fl
Sherry and family. Pasadena; Mrs. A
Emondson. Pasadena Mrs. p. II. Grace
Miss Mae Dunlap Sedalla, Mo.
| Gienmore-Mrs. McChng. Guy Corsan
| Leila Eagan, Los Angeles: Mrs. A. Eddy.
Omaha George A. Olney and wife, Miss N.
Clark, ]. MCGOWAN, Solomanville.