The herald., 1893-06-11
PASADENA.

tho county supervisors
PASADENA, June 10.--There was q
meeting this afternoon by the Pasadena
board of trade to consider the best man
ner of urging upon the county super
visors at their next meeting, the impor-
lance of taking immediate action upon
the franchise asked for by the Coneoli-
dated Electric company between Los
Angeles and Pasadena.
| President Reyes called the meeting
to order, with good sized gathering of
representative citizens present. Mr..
Reyes, in opening, briefly stated the
object of the meeting and called for
opinions as to the best manner of pro-
ceeding.
A Communication was read from the
supervisors inviting the board of trade
to be present at the supervisors rooms
on Monday, June 18th, at p. m. The
letter stated as reason for the delay in
advertising the franchise for sale, that
the supervisors wished to take this OPP
portunity for getting Pasadena avenue
widened to SO feet.
general discussion Of the matter
then took place, it being the universal
opinion that the street could be widened
much easier after the franchise had been
granted than before.
Upon motion of J. S. Cox, Prof Keyes
was appointed chairman of committee
of 100 to go down on Monday and lay the
matter before the board Of supervisors.
The committee is as follows: Members
of the city council, directors OF the board
OF trade, w. e. Arthur, w. U. Masters,
Captain Simpson, Walter Wotkyns, J.
D. Lincoln. A. Ct. Strain, Mr.. Royce, F.
Wallace, @. M. Parker, +. A. Buchanan,
A. Bolt, P. NJ. Green, D. Arnold, B. F.
Ball, A. @. Armstrong, Calvin Hartwell.
O.. @. Brown, Mr.. Wood, M. M.
Parker, Milford Fish, VIM. Stanton,
Joseph Smith, J. H. Campbell, w. II.
Wiley, r. Thomas, g. D. Daegett. d.
Galbraith, III. Dyer, J. Mcdonald, G. A.
Gibbs, o. R. Metcalf, D. W. McGilvory.
w. II. Hill, E. G. Webster, James Nc
Lachlin, Judge York, w. S. Wright, G.
P. Kernaghsn, Cal Vietcher, @. H.
Rhodes, e. 7. Howe, I'll. W. MaGee, 9.
5. Martin, O. d. Brooks, F. Vallett, F.
D. Stevens, Thomas helms, S. Wash
burn, G. e. Prosser, G. A. Richardson,
Frost, E. S. Frost, 0. S. Taylor, H R.
Hertel, j. B, TaIcott, William Morgan,
James Wallace, A. Wakely, f. B.
Wetherby, J. W. Wood, ?. G.
Wooster, w. L. Woodward, f.
J. Woodbury., j. III. Woodwork,
M. D. Painter J. B. Stoutenburg. J. S.
Glasscock, w. B. LouRhery. j. B. Car
ron, j. ID. Yocum, ]. ID. Young, @. w.
g. Bennett. B. z. Brockway, A. K.
Nash, Colonel Baker, Jas. E. Doty, Ed.
Kennedy.
The following from South Pasadena
and Lincoln Park: O. r. Daughery, f,
| III. Longley, P. M. Green, B. S. Eaton,
W. S. Knott, ]. P. Eady, E. r. Shro-
der, r. A. Cripper, E. M. McReynolds,
E. II. Rort, o. J.. Young, M. Graham,
j. A. Chillenden, l. A. Packard, @. Gan
ahl, A. Ell. Judson.
1t is earnestly desired that every
member Of this committee 60 downon
the l :05 Terminal train on Monday,
that strong showing may be made.
The adjournment of the board took
place, subject to call from the chair.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Interesting exercises will be held at
the Baptist church tomorrow morning
at III q. m. In place of the regular SER
mon the Sunday school will hold Child
ren's day services, the programme being
az follows:
Scriptural calls to service: cornet
solo, Children's Day Jubilee recitation,
Watered Lilies; anthem, Rejoice in the
Lord, school; recitation, The Two
Weavers; primary exercise, God Wants
the Boys; address, pastor; class exer-
else, floral offerings; recitation, The
Two Mitsi Childrsn's day Offering; A
Message OF Recitation and Song; closing
exercises.
Mrs. Scott, the temperance evangelist
who has been at the tabernacle during
the week, will speak to men only at the
meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association this afternoon at 8 O'Clock
in Strong's hall. A cordial invitation is
extended to young men to come and
hear this lady speak on gospel temper
ance.
Children's day will be recognized at
the M. E. church tomorrow BY appro-
pirate services. The music will lbs
special feature.
NOTES.
Mrs. Bert Glidden left yesterday for
the East to be gone all summer.
Mrs. Ellen B. Farr was among today's
overland passengers for Chicago.
The death of Mary J. Ney, aged rs
years, occurred yesterday. Funeral SER
vices tomorrow from the residence.
Governor Markham has given $50
towards the proposed G. A. R. building.
Major Scott will speak upon The |
Young Man in Chains at the tabernacle
Sunday evening.
Judge MaGee has been reelected pre-
sident Of the Mt. Wilson Toll Road Com
pany.
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