The herald., 1893-08-07
PASADENA.

More Hon0rs to Prof. Lows-Some AoosA
PASADENA, Agu. 6.-The 23d OF August
promises to be holiday in good earnest,
that being the date selected by the
board OF trade to tender q reception to
Prof. Lowe. The council, it 10 under
stood, will be asked tomorrow to declare
thst date . holiday, and If such action
ID taksn most OF the merchants will
probably fall in line and close their
places OF business for at least q portion
Of the day.
The programme has been outlined in
the committee report, published in the
HERALD few days ago, but % yet tho
details have not been fully arranged.
The Athletic club has taken charge OF
the sames, races, etc., which are to be
held on the clubs grounds, on South
Fair Oaks avenue, in the afternoon, and
the boys may be depended on to do the
thing up In frst-ciass style.
Peter Steil will have charge OF the
anvil brigade, and there need be no fear
but that there will be plenty Of noise.
THE ILLUSTRATED HERALD.
The Grown Vista OF Saturday repub.
fishes the excellent, pen-picture, article,
pn Pasadena, which appeared in the An
nual HERALD. In this sketch . brief
review IL made OF the progress which
the city has made during the past year.
and the contemplated improvements OF
the immediate future. A complete list
Of city officials 10 given, together with
In outline Of the public work which has
been carried to successful conclusion
under the regime OF the present council.
The work of the recently organized
board Of trade 10 commented upon and .
full list OF officers and directors given.
The article 10 one that will prove OF
much benefit to Pasadena in the large
distribution which the Illustrated HER
AID is receiving throughout the United
States, and no better literature could be
sent eastern friends than copy Of this
superbly illustrated edition Of the HER
AID. Orders may be filed at the Pasa-
dena Office of the HERALD, 30 East Colo.
RADIO street, or at any news stand.
NOTES.
loo.s. Several :n-.~ts tomorrow after-
expected to come up.
Picnic parties bound for the mount.
aims were to be seen in goodly numbers
npon the streets this morning.
Morning trains to the beach were
we'll loaded on both roads.
Mr.. Burt Hutchins of the popular fl rm
Of Hutchins is contemplating q trip TO
Portland, where he lived for some wears
previous to coming to Pasadena.
The next event down on the calender
d the Athletic club is q cross country
run. to come off in September. A mum.
Der OF handsome prizes will be awarded.
A merry party, composed of the Star
typographical force and numerous
friends. took the early Terminal train
Tor, San Pedro this morning. where q
yachting "trip was enjoyed.
Ihe young people of the Baptist
ehurch are arranging to give social in
ne parlors OF the church one evening Of
this week. =
The Pasadena Vaudeville companv
rave very pleasing entertainment in
williams hall last evening. The com
psny is composed wholly Of local talent
md the boys made very good showin~
The Sunday school children of tbs
Universalist church will eniov a nicnic
In Rubio cafIon ON Wednesday az this
week. Special rates have been ARRANGED
lof over the Terminal and Mt. Lowe
'ailways. and the young people will |
doubtless have = delightful time.
Mr.. J. W. Buchanan OF this city has
very interesting article in this morn
ng's HERALD upon his experience with
me cholera epidemic Of 1849, which will
DO read with much interest by ali, and
specially those whose memory carries
mem back to those dark days,