The herald., 1893-02-05
EHS FROM NHGHBOR|NG CITIES
Pasadena's Interesting Worlds
Fair Plant Collection.
Riverside Orange Growers Arrang-
ing to Sell Their Crop.
long Beach Prosperity-Rialto Happen
fngs-sants Ana News-Redlands
Notes-Locsl Happenings
at Pomona.

PASADENA, Feb. 4.-One of the most
interesting sights to the many eastern
visitors that are now hocking into Pasa-
dena is the depot of the Southern Cali
fornia worlds fair horticultural exhibit
tion, located on Colorado street, corner
OF Pasadena avenue, almost directly op-
posite the Terminal station. The collec-
tion occupies about an acre of ground
and is being taken care of by profess
sional nurseryman, Mr.. @. II. Richard
son.
The trees and plants are in an excel
lent travelling condition and will make a
splendid showing at the big fair.
Contributions of trees, both orna-
mental and fruit, as we'll as ornamental
shrubs of all kinds, roses, and in fact
all California flora, will be received at
this depot, and each specimen being
tagged with name OF grower and ad-
dress.
The list of contributors, which in
cludes parties from almost every Sec
tion of the county, is as follows:
L. p. Lukens, Pomona, 80 palms.
III. M. Rust & Son, South Pasadena,
three date palms, one Sfoot oleander
tree, one Mediterranean sweet orange
tree, one tangerine orange tree, one
Lamson cypress, two fan palms, six
loquat bushes.
County board of supervisors, "a Wash
ington navel trees in bearing.
E. F. Hurlbut, Pasadena, two Ian
tan as, two laurestinas.
Thomas Nelms, Pasadena, magnolia
and bird of paradise trees.
Thomas Christholm, three dracena
palms, one beautiful night blooming
cereus, Los Angeles city.
Schroff Bros., South Pasadena, one
specimen shaddock citron with fruit,
one guava, one laurestina.
Mrs. M. J. Gloner, Pasadena, pome-
grsnate tree.
Mrs. A. F. Coronel. Los Angeles, IL
specimens cacti, several varieties.
Major Driffill, Pomona, eight Washing
ton navel trees, one Tangerine.
@. T.. White, Pomona, three navel
orange trees.
Pasadena Nursery company, elk Phe-
nix Canadennsis palms.
Gov. H. ii. Markham, Pasadena, one
battle bush and one pettisforiun tree.
A. H. Richardson, Pasadena, bird Of
paradise tree.
L. P. Hansen, Pasadena, one Loures-
tina bush.
F. L. Bushnell, Pasadena, navel or
ange tree.
M. Rosenbaum, Pasadena, one wie-
gandia, one Countess de Pare, rare.
@. H, Dillon, Long Beach, olive and
navel orange trees.
Frank Virgins, Whittier, Lisbon
lemon tree.
William T. straubridge, Whittier,
Washington navel orange.
E. G. Story, Alhambra, six date
palms.,
E. N. Pegg, Evergreen nursery, Los
Angeles, five grevilla trees, three pep
per.
T. L. Carter, Los Angeles. six cham
erope excelsia palms.
Mr.. John Wilde, Los Angeles, sofrano
and laurilla rose tree.
Mrs. S. d. Spear, Los Angeles, one
La France, one Lady Sylphide and one
Duchess de Brabant rose tree.
Mrs. @. Roster, Los Angeles, white
tea rose tree.
Mrs. John stockwell, Los Angeles,
one Chinese montahour.
A MUSICAL SUCCESS.
The concert given at the Universalist
church last evening by the choir, as
sisted by number of excellent voices
and an amateur Los Angeles qusrtette,
was well attended and proved most
enjoyable musical event.
The piano selections by Mrs. W. l..
Vail were excellently rendered and we'll
received. Miss Elizabeth Kimball fa-
vored the audience with some vocal selec-
tions, rendered in O very clear tone.
Miss Kimball, it will be remembered,
did some excellent work in the las ora
torio, The Creation, given by the Choral
society.
A quartette composed of Miss Kim.
ball, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Kyle and Mr..
Wood sang number of selections and
were heartily encored.
Prof. o. w. Kyle sang in his usual
good voice, while Mics Nelson, although
not down on the programme, proved to
be the poesessor OF voice of no ordinary
character.
Mr.. Charles Week opens handsome
ly appointed drug store on East Colora-
do street Monday morning.
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the Salt Lake visitors the many beauties
of Pasadena this morning.
DIR. w. @. Dandy of Chicago will oc-
cupy the pulpit Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow morning.
Mr. j. D. Lincoln, president OF the
Pasadena National, has taken the place
OF E. H. May as director OF the Pasadena
Building and Loan association. A most
excellent selection.
The Shakspearel club met yesterday
afternoon and listened to very enter
tanning, as well as instructive, set of
papers upon Spain-its early history,
people, and religion.
Prof. Biddeli lectured at the taber-
nacle this evening upon the subject of
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