Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-17
NEWS FROM NHGHBOR|NG CITIES,
Pasadena Interested in the San
Pedro HarbOr Work.
The Jury Disagree in the Finley Case
at Santa Ana.
Shipping Matters at Redondo-Redlands
News Notes - An Exciting
Runaway Occurs
at Anaheim.

PASADENA, Dec. 16.--An important
meeting OF our business men was held
in Buchanan & Patterns Office ct 4 30
this afternoon. The meeting was called
for the purpose of appointing commit
tee of citizens to attend mass meeting
at the room of the chamber of COM
merce in Los Angeles, tomorrow (Satur-
day. afternoon, at O'Clock, for the pur-
pose OF urging upon congress the neces-
sity of an appropriation for San Pedro
harbor.
w. U. Masters, president of the board
of trade, presided, and Mr.. R. Williams
acted as secretary.
Mr.. Masters read letter from @. d.
Willard, secretary of the chamber OF
commerce, asking that delegation be
sent in from this place, and that one be
selected as speech maker. A committee
consisting of George F. Foster and B.
F. Ball was appointed to select suit
able list of delegates. Following is a
list OF those appointed, subject to ad-
ditions by the committee:
w. U. Masters, j. A. Buchanan, T. p.
Lukens, B. f. Ball, A. j. Painter, @. @.
Brown, r. Williams, Geo. Foster, P. M
Green, A. H. Conger, Judge Mead, Jas.
Clarke, DIR. Talcott, Delos Arnold, Geo.
F. Kernaghan, @. S. Christy, ]. W. Sco-
vile, Prof. T. s. G. Lowe. Chas. A.
Gardner, V. P. Lewis, w. S. Gilmore,
F. E. Boynton.
On motion w. U. Masters was ap-
pointed spokesman.
Delegates are re quested to 90 down in
a body upon the 1:05 Terminal train.
THE NORTH PASADENA ENTERTAINMENT.
The dinner and entertainment given
by the ladies of the North Pasadena M.
E. church in Williams hall, this after
noon and evening, was we'll attended
and netted the ladies q nice sum, which
will be applied towards the payment of
their church debt.
The ladies in charge of the various
tables were Mrs. DR.. Manville, Mrs.
Chas. Buchanan, Mrs. @. w. Buchanan,
Mrs. @. E. Averill, Mrs. G. S. Elsmore,
Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Winner, Mrs. James
White, Mrs. Nicholson.
In the evening an oyster supper was
served, and an excellent was
rendered, consisting of piano solo, by
Miss Agnes Moore; recitation, Miss
Fanny Holmes; duet, banjo and guitar,
the Misses Weingarth; vocal solo, Miss
May Buchanan.
The second part OF the entertainment
opened with base colo by Professor
Kyle; reading, Miss Lena Seaman !;
vocal solo. Miss Helen Forbes; recita-
tion, Mr. L. j. Brown. The entertain
ment closed with banjo and guitar
duet by the Misses Weingarth.
NOTES,
Mr.. Elmer Marsh has taken position
as stenographer and typewriter in
Judge Magee's Office.
The flushing tanks of the sewer mains
were tested this morning and found in
working condition.
Professors McClatchie and Perkins of
Throop university will enjoy a trip to
Wilson's peak tomorrow. The ascent
will be made over the new trail.
The sale of the Wood & Banbury block,
on Colorado street, to Mrs. o. Smythe is
reported by Mcdonald & Brooks; con.
sideration, SIG, 500.
President Keyes of Throop university
is arranging for series OF lectures to
be given in various cities OF the state
during the coming winter.
Chester Robinson was up before JUS
tice Gardner this mo ming for indecent
exposure; in consideration of his bing
drunk at the time he was let off with
$40 fine.
A calico hop was given by the young
men at Armory hall last evening. Brock
ways orchestra furnishd the music,
and light refreshments were served. A
most ENJOYABLE time was reported by
those present.
A travelling fakcr gave performance
this afternoon, corner Fair Oake and
Union, with dog, boy and travel
ing trapeeze that failed to travel, much
to the disappointment of the youths
present.
Mrs. r. E. Ross has sold the 25.foot
lot directly south of Whites store on
Fair Oaks avenue to M. Slavin. Price,
$4,000. Mr.. Slavin will at once erect
handsome brick block upon the same.
The coming lectures by Prof. Barnard
OF the Lick observatory, to be given at
the opera house the 10Th and goth, pro-
mise to be rare treat. The proceeds OF
these lectures will be expended in add.
ing to the library of Throop university.
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