The herald., 1893-06-07
PASADENA.


ley's Lasso.
PASADENA, June 6.--The Mountain
railroad is fast getting in shape for active
operations, under the efficient supervia-
ion OF Professor Lowe.
The personnel OF the operating staff up
to date is as follows:
7. 8. 7. Lowe, president and general
manager.
d. j. Macpherson, chief engineer and
superintendent Of instruction.
A. w Decker, consulting and electri'
cal engineer.
]. T. Whesdon, master of transporta-
tion and superintendent OF tracks and
rolling stock.
, j.. Mills, superintendent of supplies
and excursions.
William III. Knight, auditor.
The company Is to be congratulated
In having secured old and experience
railroad men in almost every case to
take charge OF the operating department
OF the new road. Under the direction
OF these officials the small amount OF
work which is yet uncompleted is being
pushed very rapidly, and the official
opening will be one OF the events of the
near future.
CHARLES LASsO.
Arizona Charlie, who has been giving
q wild west show here for the past two
days, got little frisky with his RATA
? yesterday afternoon, amusing himself by
throwing the rope around various small
boys who happened to be standing on
the outside of the tent. However, he
struck the wrong chap when he got the
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gentleman not only decidedly objected
but promptly swore out a warrant
charging Charlie with battery. Later
he was arrested by Constable Slater and
put up bail for his appearance before
Justice Merriam this afternoon. When
arraigned he plead guilty and paid fine
OF $40.
MACcABEEs ELECTION.
Pasadena Tent No. l., X. o. T. M,
held its regular election OF officers last
evening, the following being chosen: d.
Dennis, past commander; w. III. Con-
rad, commander; w. s. Lacey, lieu
tenant commander; w. u. Tabor, record
keeper; z. o. Prince, finance keeper; s.
X. Lippincott. chaplain; DR.. Swesrin-
gen, physician; J. II. Plant, sergeant
b. nj. Munson, master-at-arms Frank
Mendenhall first master of guards; w.
Carrothers, second mrstef OF guards;
John Westring, sentinel; J. K. Kelley,
picket.
:. Marshall Buchanan is looking for the
villain who left the poem on his desk.
A boy named Bandle broke his arm
yesterday afternoon by falling off a shed
where he had climbed to see the Wild
West show.
Mr.. J. 8. Glasscock has sold his home
place on North Los Robles avenue to
Mrs. Walker, who will take possession
at once.
Mr.. Phelps, a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Keyes, returned today from visit
to Ontario.
from here Sunday next filed with Mac
cabees to attend the state meeting OF
that order.
The Terminal will run q special ex-
cursion to Catalina Sunday next. A
large blast of 5000 pounds of powder
will be set off at the government quarry
while the steamer is there.
Mr.. Slavin has been awarded the car
penter work on Mr.. W. @. Stuart'a new
house, corner OF Orange Grove and Co.
lumbia street, for $4,000.
The case OF Frank Frasburg came up
before Recorder Rossiter this morning
and was postponed on account of the
illness OF W. s. Wright, defendants at
torney.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society of
the Free Methodist church will be held
at their church tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock. Mrs. Phebe Ward, a returned
q missionary, will address the meeting.
All ladies are invited.
The following members of the high
school graduating class have been Sc
lected to deliver the essays and orations
at the annual commencement exercises,
June goth: Ralph Gould, Joseph Grin.
nell, .Volney Craig, Harry D. Gaylord,
Maud Jones, Ruth Daggett, Mabel Prem
tiss, Abby Lou Marston.