Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-10
NEWS FROM NHGHBOR|AG CITIES,
Prospects of a Big Fruit Crop
in Pasadena.
Norris and Quirk All Ready to Race
at Santa Ana.
Redondo Shipping Notes = Anaheim's
Beet Sugar Factory-County Di-
vision Convention at
Pomona.


past week are proving most excellent
thing for deciduous fruit. The chilly
air drives the sap down, thus giving the
trees chance to root and retarding the
budding, which otherwise begins too
early. Prospects for agood orange crop,
both Seeding and navel, were never
better. Experienced fruit growers
claim the late wind, so far from doing
damage, proved OF actual benefit to the
trees. All black scale and other fungus
growth was cleaned off by the severe
drubbing which the trees received. The
fruit men report prospects for fine
crop, with quality above the average.
Prices are certain to be above those
paid laet year, and it is generally be-
1ieved that ha ldsome returns will be re-
ceived by growers holding their crops
until late in the season. The fact that
the worlds fair will create strong de-
mand in the eastern market would
seem to bear out this supposition.
REV. COLLINS LECTURE.
The lecture given by Rev. ]. H. Col
lins of the Third Congregational church
of Los Angeles, in Williams hall, last
evening, drew a crowded house.
Woman Out of the Kitchen, and
handled it in a splendid manner.
Rev, NJ. ]. Hall was called upon and
made few remarks explaining the con-
dition financially OF the Los Angeles
Temperance Temple, and asking that
aid be extended.
al nf nOIlaa-
tion was taken up, amounting to $3.50, to
aid the temperance people.
THE LINCOLN CLUB.
The Lincoln club held public meet
ng at the Knights OF Pyh:ias hall last
evening. Music wSs furnished by a
ouartette from the Pomona college, COM
posed OF Messrs. Brink, Hahn, Smith
and Day.
The following gentlemen took part in
the entertainments H. O. Brown, g. A.
Gibbs, J. H. Merriam, L. q. Brown,
Benz. w. Hahn and L. w. Andrews.
NOTES.
Hancock Banning was on the streets
today, looking up old friends.
The Chimes of Normandy will be
heard at the opera house next Monday
evening.
DIR. D. B. Van Slyck read very inter-
esting paper before meeting of the
Southern California Medical association
at Los Angeles recently.
The friends of Mr.. P. o. P, the genial
agent of Wells.Fargo at this point, are
extending congratulations. The caase
is newly born son at his home.
Mrs. f. G. Monroe, wife of Mr.. Frank
Monroe, died this morning at the Carl
ton. Mrs. Monroe had been ill for some
time. No arrangements have yet been
made for the funeral.
The little 4.year-old son OF Mr.. Joseph
Guthrie, who has been at the Marenga
hall, died last evening.
The body will be cent east tomorrow,
accompanied by the mother.
The marriage Of Mr.. f. E. Evans OF
North Pasadena and Miss Matte B. Pad
dock took place at the residence
of the BRIDES parents in Mon
rovia yesterday. The young couple will
make Pasadena their future home.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term by the A. o. U. w.
last evening: G.. NJ. Boston. NJ. W.;
G. R. Toms, foreman; j. N. Blair. over
seer; L. G. Wineton, recorder; o. I.
Nay, receiver; Fred Swift, financier; j.
X. Kelly, guide; J. H. Baker, l. W.;
w. j. Hess, O. w.
The Pasadena CommandeYy Knights
Templar held their regular annual elec-
ton last evening. The following ohcers
were elected for the ensuing year: Sir
Delos Arnold, eminent commander; Sir
L. S. Porter, generalissimo; Sir A. M.
Coils, captain-general; Sir E. G. Grif-
fifth, senior warden; Sir A. I'll. Conger,
junior warden; Sir Oscar Freeman,
standard bearer; Sir R. E. Montgom-
cry, sword bearer; Sir j. B. Hughes,
warder; Sir S. Washburn, treasurer;
Sir R. Williams, recorder; Sirs E. E.
Gaylord, J. A. Jacobs and VIM. Shibley.
guards.
Pasadaua Erfefa.