The herald., 1893-06-22
PASADENA.

Business Mon stand by the Banks-Local
Events.
PASADENA, June 21.--NotwithBtand-
ing the disastrous reports which were
received here today from Los Angeles of
the runs on and closing OF several of her
banks, there have been no signs OF
scare In this city, and beyond a few
email deposits being drawn out the
banks transacted their usual days busi-
ness, the deposits keeping up to the
usual notch.
The well-known stability Of our finan-
cial institutions has had much to do
with this satisfactory result. combined
with the good sense shown by the busi-
ness men Of the town as WAS exhibited
by the following agreement, which was
circulated and all the signatures secured
before the opening OF the banks.
We, the undersigned, citizens and
business men of Pasadena, impressed
with the following convictions:
First-That the present panicky furry
pervading the air of the entire country
is wholly unwarranted.
Second-That our own Pasadena banks
were never in more prosperous condi-
tion nor 80 nearly able to pay out in
cash, dollar for dollar OF its deposits;
and,
Third-That our prosperous city has
always taken the lead in setting highly
creditable examples and doing the prop
or thing at just the right time;
Now, therefore, do we hereby resolve
and pledge ourselves to stand by and
protect our banks, which have 80 often
stood by us in our needs, and declare our
intention to draw no more money than
our actual necessities may require;
The following prominent business men
and capitalists were among the signers: /:
H. w. Magee, 9. @. Brown, Seymour
Locke, Heiss Brothers, Dearth & Case,
John X. vlisr, Charles Grimes, John
Showalter. Charles L. Berry, A.. A. Cas-
well, J. H. Fitzgerald, A. =. DeBerry,
George A. Cherry, James W. Eyestone,
Daniel Dennis, Henry @. Werner, Down
ing & Winn, Storey & Munger, ]. f.
Gantzer, Simons' Brick and Contract
company, e. IA. Diers. H. Holbrook, s.
Rosenberger, Brown & Sutliff, w. L.
I McAllister, George Wall, Aug. Mayer,
Hughes & Mayer +. L. Jones, Ran
dali & Twombly, ]. III. Holmes, E. L.
Conger, Charles L. Week, I. s. @.
Lowe, A. @. Armstrong, j. B. Young,
a. n. motchilo, ns ~. Ibtubcf, Jouu
T. Buchanan, j. f. Seen, VIM. Schop-
D., W. w. Leithead, James CLARK, E. f.
Brown, G. VIM. White, G. r. Thomas,
Pasadena Improvement company, Rubio
Canon Land and Water company, Mil
lard Cafion Water company, o. T. Nay.
Knettles & Thornton, T. O. Savage, G.
B. Thomas, James E. Doty, Williell
Thomson, p. O. Baker, George F. Fos-
ter, w. s. Taylor, James McLachlan, P.
B. Bonham, Pasadena Hardware COM
pany, j. r. Greer, jr., A. o. Bristol, Ed.
Kennedy, Willis III. Smith, Mrs. Almira
Smith, Ed. r. Braley & Co., George F.
Kernaghan, A. G, Throop, H. B. Sher-
man, Robert Strong, s. F. Bangham,
Mary E. MCGEE, by ]. w. Banbury, Ho-
gan Bros, ] Banbury, Jos. Simons. IL.
J. Vail, John H. Walbridge, w. T. Wore,
DIR. s. P. Swearingen, A. b. Manahan,.
VIM. veale, Frank A. Marston. The
Pasadena Electric Light and Power
company by L. @. Torrance, president
L. O. Torrance, E. White, Son & Co.,
Wiley & Greedy, j. w. Sedwick, Emma
G. Bangs, Mcdonald, Brooks & Co., A.
j. Pinkhsm, T. Banbury, Herman r.
Hertel, Menner & Putmsn, William W.
Mills, Theron Nichols, J. w. Wood,
John s. Cox, J. II. Woodworth, J. U.
Mariner, 8. W. Root, W. d. McGilvray,
Jared s. Torrance, d. Confer, Peter Steil
by d. Confer, 7. J. Rigg, Jos. Wallace,
W. G. Benedict, W. B. Loughery, 1. N.
Ssares, Monger & Griffith, A. G. Blair. @.
!. M. Simpson, II. Fl. Visecher, H. Conger,
Stevens Hardware company, Lippincott,
Torrey & Eaton, Conrad & Hotaling,
Gardner q Webster, L. j. Martin. E. 8.
r. E.xlI
! J.. s. Glasscock, Wood & Church, Wot-
kyns Brothers. H. w. Hines, Kennedy
& Co., j. o. McCament, E. A. Walker,
A. f. Brockway, Nash Brothers, w. T.
Hayhurst, The White Cash grocery,
Manly P. Green, Billings Il Lancaster,
4, ,Michener & Hughes, K, III. Pinney, w.
: g., Fairman, A. +. Keyes, f. H. Royce,
: s.: 0. McGrew, Augustus Lang, |. N.
Wood, III. A. Hahn, l. N. Stevenson, A.
@, MAXWELL, Charles M. Parker, M. NJ.
Parker, Thomas Croft, E. T. Graves,
D. N. Baldwin, M. D. Dowing & Son,
James Smith.
BARTHoLoMEw-FoRD.
The marriage OF Stanley @. Bartholo-
NEW and Fanny R. Ford took place last
evening at the recidsnce OF Mr.. Earnest
Garfield, on North Orange Grove ave-
nue.. The house was tastefully decor
sted for the happy occasion, and pre-.
sented very pretty appearance.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
ID. ID. Hill In the presence of few init.
mate friends and relatives OF the con-
tracing parties. The groom is the son
of Judge G. L. Bartholomew of Los An
geles, while both the young people have
q host OF friends both in Los Angeles
and this city, who will wish them very
happy welded life.
NOTES.
The Pasadena Tennis club holds a
tennis tournament on July Sd and 4th.
The boys at the Athletic club are max