Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-23
PASADENA PARAGRAPHS.
DISSERTATIONS NOTED AMONG POPU-
LIST PARTY MEMBERS.
A Disastrous Mountain Fire-An Inter-
esting Justice Court Case.
Crown of the Valley
Notes.

all is not peace and harmony in th.
camp of the Populists, and the voice O
the dissenter is heard in the land. Tht
last regular meeting of the followers O
Weaver was not characterized by tht
spirit OF harmony which is supposed tt
be one of the features of every organi
zation. In fact the brethren grew
mildly excited in their discussions, sno
while the affair did not end in free
fight, it did result in number of mem
bers marching out, and bidding the club
and party long farewell.
The principal combatants were a gen.
tleman of color and one of Ireland's ma.
tive sons.
A DISASTROUS MOUNTAIN FIRE.
The mountain fire, which has been
burning in the arroyo cafion for the past
few days, has done more damage than
supposed, at least one family being rem
dered homeless.
The house which was burned was situ-
ated in one OF the densely-wooded por-
tions of the eailon, and was occupied by
wood-cutter. The fire had been burn
ing for some time on the opposite side of
the hills, but no danger was thought of
by the woodcutter's family. On Thurs
day night of this week they were aroused
by smoke, and found the fire close on the
house, with no means at hand forcheck-
ing it. Hastily gathering together a
few articles of clothing, they were
obliged to fee to the cleared ground
where the fire did not reach.
The mother was i'll at the time and
had to be assisted out of the house.
The entire family spent the night in
the keen mountain air, which was bad
enough for we'll person, but the suffer
ings of the invalid were extreme. and it
will be long before she RECEIVERS from
the shock thus received.
Parties entering the mountains at
this season of the year can not be too
careful of the way they handle camp
fires. Everything is dry or tinder, and
it takes but few sparks to start a con-
flagration.
ASKING FOR FEE.
A case has been filed in the local
court which, if it ever comes to trial,
will prove very interesting.
The plaintiff in the case is one of our
prominent women physicians, and the
defendant a leading legal light.
The fair plaintiff alleges that at
divers times she has been called in to
attend defendant's family, and that he
has not only neglected to pay a reason
able sum for his services, but positively
refuses to do SO; all of which is ex-
tremely detrimental to plaintiffs ex-
chequer, and che prays that the court
GRANT her the nacassary rnlinf
1t seems tnat the account is matter
of long standing, and that the defendant
has been OF the opinion that DOCTORS
bill is thing to be kept on hand rather
than paid. This view of the matter did
not at all coincide with that of the
doctor; hence the suit.
NOTES. .
Miss Lucy ]. Anderson, formerly one
of our public school teachers, was in
town today bidding good-by to her many
friends. She leaves tomorrow for her
old home in the east.
The Pasadena Office of the HERALD is
located at IA West Colorado street,
where all Irregularities in the receipt of
papers should be reported.
The Lost Continent, Man and His
Columbus, will be Rev. G. w. Savory's
subject for a free lecture in loves
opera house ball next Sunday morning
at IL O'Clock.
The beautiful opera Iolanthe, which
was given in euch an excellent manner
bv company of Juveniles, under the
of Prof. O. W. Kyle, is to be
next Thursday evening, for
the benefit of the Charity Organization
society.
The pupils of Mart Orton's school en-
joyed pleasant social last evening, at
the new building, ON South Euclid ave-
nue..
Rev. d. 0. Crawford will lead union
meeting of the Y. M. G. A., at Strong's
hall, Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock. All
are invited.
The melodrama After Dark, was pre-
sented at the opera house this evening
by the VIM. A. Brady company. The
house was jammed upstairs, with fair
number below.
Pasadena Briefs.
ST. NICHOLAS, half block from terminus of
the Los Angeles, Pasadena and Glendale rail-
way. Rates $5 to 81 per week. Miss l. Nc
Lain, proprietor.
MORGAN'5 LIVERY AND BOARDING STA
BILE, rear OF post -ofhoe. Safe and Sly lish turn-
outs at reasonable prices. Telephone 56.
G. Carl SALDI, dealer in wines, liouors
cigars ana tobacco, also canned goods East
Colorado street cor. Chestnut avenue.
COOK & EJKOZA, general blacksmithine.
No Is Union gtrpat