The herald., 1898-08-07
MISCHIEVoUS BOYS
Cause Trouble to Catalina Boatmen.
Fishing and Yachting

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Fishing and Yachting
AVALON, Aug. 6-For the past week
or ten days the boatmen who have their
stands on the east side of the wharf have
been missing oarlocks and finding seat
cushions and oars floating in the water
or strewn on the beach. AS a general
rule. all of these condiments are LEFT in
the boats when they are moored at night
1t was determined last night to keep a
watch for the offenders. Two boys, VINO
were suspected of doing the damage,
were seen In a skiff last night. and they
| were closely watched By George Emerson
| and T. Gray. They were caught In the
act of taking rowlocks from boats and
throwing them into the bay. The boys
were brought up town and turned over
| to Deputy Constable Garretson for safe
! keeping When the case was called in
Justice Whitney's court this morning
the boys gave their names as James
Walker and Horace CHM. They plead
ed guilty to the charge of malicious mis-
chief and were fined S. apiece and given
severe lecture.
The Fishing Record
The first tuna that has been brought in
for the past ten days was caught by
c. F. Bissell today. He was hooked
lust off Pebbly beach at o'clock this
morning, and it was fifty minutes later
before he was safely landed in the boat.
The tuna was caught on Il light yellow
tail rod.
A. Brownstein made record catch of
fifteen yellowtail on rod and reel yes
terday afternoon. The largest weighed
twenty-six pounds.
j. Cohn of San Francisco made a mixed
catch of twelve barracuda, five rock
bass and two yellowtail on rod and reel
yesterday.
The rock bass are being caught In the
hay in increasing numbers.
Boating and Yachting
The glass-b bottom boat Avalon was
chartered last night by party of young
people for a moonlight trip. The moon
did not show up, but Just as much fun
vas had without it. AL Shade was the
musical comedian Of the party, and kept
those on board laughing merrily with
his funny stories and musical surprises.
Those on board were Mesdames Glafsky,
Green, Cornell, Misses Ross and KNAPP
ere and Messrs. Green, Huff, Jones,
Mathews and DR.. Maiden.
The Fleetwing took a merry party
down to the isthmus yesterday. Those
on board were ]. Morris, ]. Dewlin. I. II.
Sproule and wife, Mrs Schmidt, Miss
D. Schmidt. Miss N. Schmidt, Mrs. E.
Kits. D. Arthur, F. Salter and L. NJ.
Mccain.
Mr. and Mrs. Burnett entertained a
party Of friends by a trip around the
island on their private yacht San Diego
yesterday. A short stop was made at
Catalina harbor while lunch was served,
but no landing was made. The guests
were c. E. Smith, Mrs. c. E. Smith, E.
L. Doran. Mrs. E. L. Doran, N. Wiltshire.
Miss C. R. Keep, Miss Frederick Keep
Mrs. Sutton, E. A. Harrington, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. levitt.
Mrs. r. Eagan gave an informal tea
at Camp Bob Inn yesterday afternoon
The camp was prettily decorated. The
hostess was assisted in receiving by the
Misses Haverstick.
At the Hotels
Metropole-R. P. Hellman, Allen Camp
bell, j. B. Campbell, l. Cohn. Claude
Brown, Blanch Brown, Los Angeles; Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Hartman, Tucson,
Ariz.; j. J. Hawkins, Prescott; w. F.
George and wife. Sacramento; M. A.
Smith and wife, Tucson, Ariz.; J. d. Nc
Nabb and wife. Miss Anna McNabb,
Riverside: w. Everson. Miss Marion
Everson. Oakland; Mrs. A. M. Goodhue,
Long Beach; VIM. n. Cowles, F. D. ].
Rice and wife, San Francisco.
Island Villa-H. G. Finsley and wife,
]. B. Lippencott, Mrs. S. H. Webster,
Mrs. L. H. Page. C. P. Nicols and wife,
Pomona; Mrs. A. NJ. Hine, San Fran
cisco; F. T. Morrison and wife, Riverside
c. II. Wild. Miss S. Albred, Miss Parks,
Mrs. B. Olney, Arizona; o. w. T. Ste
phens. Walters, CAL; Miss ]. Lunsber-
ry. Miss T. B. Potter, Mrs. S. G. Love-
land, Miss ]. Wayne. Claude Wayne,
Miss C. Adams, Miss Nicols, Miss E.
Nicols, Los Angeles.
! Grand View-Mr B. F. Folger and wife,
Grand Rapids, Mich; ]. ]. Law and wife,
Merced; Mrs. A. c. McNail, Mrs. B. E.
Vickory, Los Angeles; Mrs. s. A Page,
Mrs. S. c. Webster c. P. Nicols and wife,
Leo P. Nicols, Peruvia; Mrs. S. H. Love-
land, Mrs. T. B. Potter. Los Angeles.
Camp Swanfeldt-Miss Carrie Waters,
San Bernardino; E. D. Hitler, Santa Ana;
F. B. Morton, c. E. Norton, w. r. Col
gan, Mrs. F. NJ Carpenter, Miss L. D.
Carpenter, F. M. Carpenter, Los Ange-
les; c. G. Lincoln, Los Angeles.
Glenmore-Mrs. S. Wendleborn, Miss
L. Wendleborn, Miss d. Wendleborn, M.
Wendleborn, San Bernardino; Mrs NJ
French, Miss N. French, S. Lillard, San
Francisco Miss A. Sutton, Miss A. Sher-
wood, Miss G. Sherwood, Chas. Under
wood, Los Angeles; F. Fredricks, Wins
low; F. G. Hart and wife, Mrs. Chas. A.
Hart, Fresno, Cal.
A BEACHED YACHT