The herald., 1893-02-02

escaped without serious injury. The
shaft was one that had been sunk, from
the bottom OF which water tunnels were
run in various directions. johnson at
the time he fell was walking across the
mouth OF the shaft on q small plank,
when it suddenly turned, throwing him
into the hole.
His companions naturally expected
that he was killed, but when he was
brought up it was found that not even
bone was broken. The man is doing
we'll at present and will probably be
about in short time, should he not
prove to be hurt internally.
l. o. G. T. ELECTION.
The Pasadena Good Templar lodge last
evening elected officers for the ensuing
quarter, as follows:
Carl Terpening, chief templar.
Miss Shaw, vice-templar.
Benjamin Lacey, recording secretary.
Miss Bergeson. financial secretay.
Miss Mcclure, treasurer.
Robert Gaylord, marshal.
John Westring, guard.
Mr.. Garfield, sentinel.
Mrs. Carey, superintendent juvenile
work.
The installation will take place next
Wednesday evening, at which time it is
expected that visitors from abroad will
be present.
NOTES.
The Turkish Bath is booked at the
opera house for February 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugs will entertain
their friends at their Highland home on
tho oftornoou of tho 9th instant
Mr.. J. s. Glasscock, who has been
connected with the Star, has purchased
the stationary store of Mrs. Willard on
East Colorado street, and will person
ally conduct the business.
A meeting of those interested in the
worlds fair picture will be held in the
Carlton parlors, Thursday, at 2 p. m.
1t is desired that all members of the
subscription committee as we'll as all
others interested be present, as the mat
ter must be closed up at once.
The death of Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Wannman occurred at South Pasadena
yesterday. Notice of funeral services
will be given later.
The W. @. T. U. will hold re-
gular meeting at the Baptist
church, Thursday afternoon, at
2.30 O'Clock. A full attendance
of members is desired as business of i'm
portance is to come up.
Work is progressing favorably on the
Painter street car line, changing the
road from broad to a narrow gauge.
1t is the intention in the course of time
to change the entire line both on Wash
ington street and on the North Fair
oaks branch.
The new quarters for the city officers
in the White building. corner of Fair
Oaks and Union, are being rapidly put
in condition for occupancy. Exten-
sive changes we're necessary in order to
provide suitable court room, which
will be located on the second floor at the
west end OF the building. The vault
which is now in process of construction
is located on the ground floor, and when
completed will furnish abundant secur-
ity for city papers.
The Pasadena board of trade has
passed a set of resolutions memorable
ing congress to pass an appropriation
bill for San Pedro harbor sufficient to
carry out the work already commenced
at that important port. A deep interest
is taken by our citizens generally in this
work, and everything possible will be
done to bring the desired appropriation.
Tbs-late e--rain showed very clearly
where poor work had been done in re-
! filling bitches dug for sewer connection.
A number of dangerous sinks occurred,
while several accidents were narrowly
averted. The action Of the city council
at the last meeting, in ordering that
this work in the future be done under
the supervision of the street superin-
tendent, was most commendable, and lie
long step in the direction Of good
streets.