Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-07
NEWS FROM NE|GHBOR|NG CITIES,
Real Estate Transactions In
creasing at Pasadena.
Social and Local Happenings at
Pomona.
Meeting of the City Council at Santa
Ana-The Supervisors Meeting.
Redondo Local and Ship
ping Notes.


real estate transactions for the month OF
November, as reported by the Star,
amounts to Al; of these 21 are fo- sums
of $1,000 and over. The total amount in
yolved is $65, ,4S7.
While as to the total amount involved,
it has been surpassed by number of
other monthly statements, still In the
number OF transfers steady increase
will be noticed, and when compared
with the same time last year shows a
marked improvement.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
Leon Clarke and E. Douglass, two boys
about IS years old, arrived in the city
This morning. They have made the en-
tire trip from Greenville, Mich, paying
their own expenses as they went along,
each having but so cents on starting.
Most OF the journey has been made on
bicycles. horses and trains being rarely
fesorted to. 1t is over nine months
since the boys left home, and they do
not expect to get back before next
summer.
From here they go south to New Or
lphuS, duU alttI luO
cities OF Dixie land, will return north in
the spring.
They are in excellent health and re-
port very pleasant trip all around,
though hard knocks were plentiful.
NOTES.
The Wallace residence, on North Ma
rengo avenue, has been sold to Mrs. j..
@. Richert; price, $1675. The sale was
made through Mcdonald & Brooks.
Mr.. J. S. Torrance has purchased the
brick building OH North Fair Oaks re.
Gently occupied by Pete- Steil.
The W. G. T. U. holds an important
meeting Wednesday at 2;3O p. IN. at the
Baptist church.
The Lincoln club hold meeting on
Thursday evening at X. Of P. hall. A
musical and literary programme has
been arranged.
One of the electric light guy wires at
tached to the large pepper tree Of Old
Fair Oaks and Orange Grove avenues
became cross connected with the live
line last evening, and second light at
once blazed up in the pepper tree. For
tunately the lights were turned out
early and but little damage was done to
the tree.
At a meeting of the Pasadena lodge,
No. 272, F. and A. NJ, held last even
ing, the following officers were elected
for the coming year John S. Slater, W.
M; P. P. Bonham, S. W.; E. G. Grit
fifth, J. W.; E. H. May, secretary; S.
Washburn, treasurer.
The P. l.. V. land and water COM
pany held its monthly meeting last
evening. Reports from the work at
DEVILS Gate showed satisfactory pro-
gress was being made and considerable
water being developed. 1t was decided
to lay an inch pipe from the Villa
street reservoir to the arroyo east OF
town.
A movement is on foot to have Colo
RADIO street straig out to aluniform
width from Raymond avenue east.
Two new members We're received at
the meeting of Company B last evening.
A committee consisting of Lieutenant
Sutliff, Sergeant Case, Musician Brooks
and Privates Hahn and Root was ap-
pointed to take charge of the proposed
camp fire to be held on Decent Der 23d,
the third anniversary of the compsny's
organization.
The Good Templars and w. q. T. U.
give a combined entertainment at
Williams hall tomorrow Thursday
evening.
The fair to be given by the ladies of
the Universalist church begins tomor-
row. The evening entertainment will
consist of several musical numbers in
which Mr.. Stoutenberg, Mr.. Vail. and
the Misses Scudder and Reese will par
ticipate. The Sun Flower chorus will
also be heard.