The herald., 1893-09-06
PASADENA.
The Street Paving Matter-organizstio
of Forseters.

HEI86t
Of Forssters.
PASADENA. Sept. 5.-Mr. Fairchi Id 10 on deck
in tho having contract scramble ana does not
propose to get left, as will bs seen from the
followine offer which he has made in ca I'd
o the Colorado street property owners;
"The contract for paving the three blocks ON
Colorado street, from DcLacey street to Broad
Ssy cents par = SQUARE % re- loot Il being al the
option OF the property owners whether IN cir
assessment is paid In cash or street improve.
ment bonds, / am offering a>liberal discount
from this price to all property owners who VIII
before saturday. May 9th, sign an gre mentto
pay me cash for this work within S 30 days
superintendent. This agreement Is In the
hands OF Mr.. Torrance at his office'on Colorado
tSemselves Of this opportunity before that
ready signed this agreement. tits my disposi,
tion TO treatal owners fairly ana alike, ana
being compelled to return to San Francisco on
urgent business matters, leave tne a,ove
proposition for your consideration, when
must be accepted on or before that date.
Respect fully"
This is the same proposition made by the Los
Angeles arm 90 that there Is Dus 'te aRe he
change. MI Fairchild disclaims all intention
of taking advantage of the property owners by
keep other com panies from getting In, as was
suggested by the Times q few days ago on me
contrary everybody is given an equal onance
THRooP ANNOUNCEMENT
The second annual announcement OF Throop
Polytechnic institute has Just been issued. The
corps OF teachers, for the coming year In the
respectiye branches will b. as follows: Charles
T. Keys, b president ciyics spsss snS sdsrs sGa
Latin; Alfred J. McClatchie. A. B., biology;
Herpert B. Perkins. q. B., drawing and chemis.
sIy Louise s EnssS
and history; N. saunders, A. b., French, Ger
man and Spanish; w. H. Parker, wood turning,
Frank ]. Policy, secretary, history and sc-
counts Mrs. Ellen j. Wilson. preparatory de.
partment; Millie A. Morse. typewriung s,ni ana
Marie A. Ney, drawing and painting; Carrie
Conger, instrumental music Mrs. j. b. Sun
derlin matron, Wooster hall.
The instructor in the iron work, forging ms
Chimes metal work, etc., has not yet been ap-
polluted but will be before the school work
The institute begins Its second years work
under most favorable conditions for thorough
The new building is almost completed and
will probably be ready Tor occupancy wnen the
l.xS TaBsstabli shed In passo.
evening Of the Ancient Order of Foresters of
america, this being the hrst lodge OF this order
mat mas been organized in this city The
ioage starts with membership OF 80, and will
number Of Foresters were u from Iaoa An.
geles to help establish the lodge ana sssist in
xlo .netoiintion Oi tne following Oftcers: C. w
buchanan, Junior past chief ranger: n w
Hines, chief ranger; Henry Newly sub chief
ranger; q. B. McLachlin. treasurer; A. r. Full
ier financial secretary: W. L. Lippincott re-
corqing secretary; l. N.Todd. senior woodward
". W. Leithead, junior woodward; W. s. Rob
lnsoni senior beadle; T. d. Tyler Junior besd,e.
-. week, 4, J. De Huff. A. L. Hamilton. trus
gist "eeA' oius-
A LOST BOY
FRANK Vierick, whose parents live in North
Pasadena, took 1t into his head ON Thursdsv
last to run away from home, and since n NJ
time MS whereabouts have been unknown. The
poy Is about IA years of age, and his disappear
fuii description Of the lad will be found II, an.
other column, and anyone learning Of his where
apouts VIII confer favor by Communicating
with his parents.
NOTES
The meeting OF the board Of trade called for
To-Day was postponed subject to call,
Kay Hutohfns went down to Long Beach this
morning for few days outing and a visit with
friends stopping there. "''n
william Reid left for his old home in Nav
nam az psnire this evening. He viii stop at Chi.
omcer Gatthian and wife returned vesterdsv
from Catalina. Gatthisn relieves Mr Rristan,
his absence "~''A uunns