Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-05
PASADENA PARAGRAPHS.

A Republican Meeting-Company BIS
Competi i've Driil-Notes.
The Republicans of Pasadena fairly
outdid themselves at tonieht's meeting.
The Los Angeles delegation came out in
force on the O'Clock train. and were
met at the train by the Pasadena brass
band and escorted to the opera house.
The speakers of the evening were VIM.
Williams, Hervey Lindley and Geo. f.
Gard. A large number OF prominent
Republicans were noticed on the plat
form. The glee club and brass band
furnished music between acts. With
the assistance of Democrats. Prohibit
tionists and Peoples party followers the
house was we'll filled.
Mr.. Lindley was introduced. He
touched upon the tariff. attempting to
prove the great prosperity which the
country enjoys from this law. He main
ly confined his remarks to generalities,
making no attempt to answer the many
charges which are laid at the door of the
&. o. p.
william Williams made an interesting
address, but kept up the dodging tactics.
Maj. Geo. E. Gard made a regulation
ctu"p DPVCShs Ills aQuIGS5 W
pointing out the errors of the .'other
| fellows"
A COMPETITIVE DRILL.
At the armory, last evening, Company
B held competitive drill for two medals,
one for the best drilled non-commis-
stoned officer and one for the private
executing orders best. Colonel Schneider
of the Seventh regiment and Captain
rChoppelear of Company f acted az
| Judges, and awarded the medals.
For the non-cOmmissioned officers
medal, seven competitors entered, but
the number gradually fell off, until only
Sargents Case and Coleman remained,
and they were go nearly matched that it
took the judges some time to decide.
| The medal was finally awarded to Sar-
gent A. B. Case.
There were 10 entries for the private
| medal, and some good drilling was done.
The last three left standing at the end
| of few minutes were @. f. Martin, d.
! Garlic and f. Heiss. Mr.. Martin was
awarded the prize.
| The shooting medals which were won
| at the late shoots were then awarded by
Colonel Schreiber. The Hurlburt medal
went to A. B. Case, and Captain Bang
ham carried off the citizens medal.
The colonel took occasion at this time
to compliment the company on the
| marked improvement which it has made
since the last drill, and upon It's excel
lent behaviour at the late Ventura en-
campment.
After the awarding of medals the
floors were cleared and members of the
company, together with large number
of friends who had gathered, danced
until late hour.
Besides the visiting officers the fife
and drum corps of Los Angeles was
present, and q number of the members
of companies A and F.
NOTES.
The First United States Cavalry band
favored this city with concert at Hotel
Green park this evening at 6:30. The
music was of an excellent quality and
called out large crowd.
Judge Rose returned yesterday from a
short outing at San Diego.
Mrs. E. G. Webster left today for the
east to join her husband.
The boys who were arrested for SELL
ing rotten potatoes were up before JUS
tice Rose today and found guilty.
The opera, Iolanthe, which is. to be
given by company OF young people un-
der the direction Of w. s Kyle, prom
ises to prove most successful affair. a
large number of seats being alfeady
sold.
The Pasadena Land and Water com.
pany held it's regular monthly NEE eting
last evening. Considerable important
business came before the meeting, but
was laid over until tonight, when a
special meeting will be held.
At the Democratic rally tomorrow
evening Stephen M. White, one of the
brightest speakers of the state, will be
heard. Special arrangements will be
made for accommodating the ladies,
and a special invitation is given to
them.