Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES,
Pasadena Objects to More Tracks
on Her Highways.
Pomona's Council and the Board of
Education Have Tiff.
The Terminal Railway Company Re-
fused Petition at the Grown
Of the valley-yari-
GUS Happenings.

PASADENA, Aug. A committee of
representative West Side property hold
ers met the officials of the Terminal
Railroad company, yesterday afternoon,
at Mr.. Scoville's residence, for the pur-
pose OF discussing the matter which was
lately before the council, of allowing the
railroad company to lay an additional
track across Colorado street. The Ter
minal company was represented by
General Manager j. B. Burnett, Mr..
Gibbon, its attorney, II. Stewart and
Dan Mcfarland. The citizens present
were Messrs. E. F. Hurlbut. w. N. Mas
tsrs, Geo. F. Kernaghan, J. W. Scoville.
B. F. Ball. E. R. Hull. Delos Arnold and
DIR. Frary.
The railroad people stated that an ad-
ditional track will be absolutely neces-
sary when the station is moved to Pasa-
dena avenue, and the company would
stand ready to put up gates as a pre-
ventive against accidents.
The general sentiment among the
citizens present was opposed to the pro-
posed third track, and after the depart.
ure OF the railroad officials the following
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, The matter OF double track
across Colorado street for the purpose of
switching the cara and engines OF the
Los Angeles Terminal Railroad company
has been discussed between the officials
of the railroad company and the citizens
here assembled; therefore,
Resolved, That it is the sense OF this
meeting that we are decidedly opposed
to more than two tracks being permitted
to cross Colorado street by the Los An
geles Terminal Railroad company, and
that the switching OF engines and trains
across Colorado street be prohibited.
The secretary was instructed to address
and deliver the above resolution to the
trustees OF the city of Pasadena.
ATHLETIC CLUB ELECTION.
The directors of the Pasadena Athletic
club held their reg ular monthly meet
ing last evening. Raymound Allen was
elected to fill the position made vacant by
the resignation of w. B. Clapp. Ar
ranpements are being made to have a
ladies' night early in September.
MOTIFS.
Mr.. Gibson Permar, formerly OF Pasa-
dena, but now residing in San Francisco,
was married few days ago to young
lady of that city.
Miss Carrie Chapman returned yester-
day from Chicago, ILL.,, where she has
been for the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs H. r. Townsend re-
turned today from q weeks visit at
Whittier.
A case was on trial this afternoon, be-
fore Justice Gardner, in which Emile
Deutsch charged J. U. Van Dorm with
breaking down gate on the former .
trail.
The 3-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Gabriel, had the misfortune, yesterday,
to fall and break his collar bone. The
little lad is doing very nicely under DR..
McAllister's care.
The Harrison club held meeting this
evening in the city hall.
The Prohibitionists met in Strong's
hall this evening, and elected delegates
to attend the county convention.
The fire company was out for practice
last evening; they ran to the plug, cor
ner of Old Fair Oaks and Mountain
streets, in remarkable short time. The
company is in excellent condition.
Mr.. w. W. johnson, OF Hubell, Neb.,
and Mr.. A. McAdams, Of Pasadena, went
to Chino on this mornings flyer, to in
spect the sugar mill at that place. Mr..
johnson, who is one of Nebraska's
capitalists, is inspecting the mills of
this section, to gain any new points in
sugar manufacturing that may be
gathered.
A merry crowd, composed of King
Macombee, Raymound Allen, Newton
Leithead, Hiram Staats and Frank Rob-
inson, leave Saturday for Catalina.
They will be gone several weeks.
Mr.. ]. M. Beck, special agent OF the
North America Insurance company, is
in town on business of the company.
A change in the time Of the Colorado
street cars has been made 90 as to con-
meet with the trains on both roads.
There was very pleasant gathering
at the house OF Father Throop, on Or
ange Grove avenue, last night, in honor
of Mrs. Throop's 81st birthday. A most
enjoyable evening was passed.