The herald., 1893-05-19
PASADENA.
A Zine for Contempt That Was Remitted.
Board OF Trade Meeting.

A Fine for Contem pit That was Remitted.
Board of Trade Meeting.
PASADENA May 15.--The case OF the People
VS. Howard Tuttls, charged with battery, was
up before Justice Merriam this morning. Ine
case itself was uninteregting, being clearly
proven case OF battery the defendant being
found guilty and paying fine OF 80. little
side action during the course OF the proceed
ings, however, proved decidedly interesting TO
the few fortunate enough 70 De PrssenIb tbe attor
new for the defense, J. q. Rcssiter, made some
jocular remark to Mr.. Arthur, the prosecuting
attorney. which did not meet with the Approval
OF the court and caused sharp correction from
that quarter in which, however, the court ps
came ratified and addressed his REMARKS 10 tne
prosecuting attorney. Mr.. R0sster, of course,
was heartily in favor of the opinions expressed
and said so whereupon the justice hneo @ nlin
SO for contempt Of court, at the same time stat
ing that he took the action IN View OF NUN
Der OF similar occurances
Mr. Rossiter stated that he had intended no
contempt TO the co 9nt ma p ne ulv lso 10 ,sg mr
Arthur. Justice Merriam at first Seemed IN
cllued to stick to his originsl decislon pus
finally relented, revoked the nne ana OIL was
once more poured upon the troubled waters
BOARD or TRADE MEETING.
The directors OF the board OF trade mot In the
new rooms in the Wooster block this afternoon.
Almost al members were present and much in
terest was exhibited.
Reports were received from tho committee
appointed to arrange for furnishing the rooms,
showing that progrerG was being made in arTang-
ing ior the permanent exhibit. =
Five new members were ad m1tted, Messra. "
Stewart, Jas: Doty, 1. j scheck, Chas. scheek
and M. Wooster.
ga general feeling of confidence was expressed
ana there vas no relaxation Of the vigor which
has characterized the board since 1t reoEganlza
ton.
The students OF Throop Polytechnic are pre-
pairing for Bug field day on the 10th Of June,
the closing of the school year.
The events so far as arranged include an or
arge race, half mile race, 1OOyard rum 2iV-
yard run. 140-yard run, hurdle races, high and
broad jump, relay race, three-legged race ,wheel-
, barrow race, mile and hall bicycle races, be-
sides several others not yet arranged.
Numerous and valuable medals and prizes
have been subscribed by our business men to
encourage the boys to do their best. and from
the interest they are taking in IL and ne hard
training being done. there is no doubc but that
the pr zes viii be wen contested for, and some
good sport Witnessed.
The Athletic club grounds are to be used, and
they win shortly be put In condition.
NOTES.
Mrs 3. Lippincntt leaves for Chicago tomcr-
Mr. and Mrs X. g. Wilson on North Euclid
Hutchins's ice cream parlOr is very popular
resort this warm weather.
Dan MoGilyary has e1ptured the second
prize In the Pasadena Tennis clubs tourna-
ment.
Arranssments are being made 10 have base
ball game here Saturday between picked local
second meeting in the interest OF the hos
pital scheme was held yesterday afternoon at
DIR. Beaph's residence. Another has been
called at the same place on Wednesday after
noon.
A few Of the many friends OF Mr. and Mrs
Peter Steil gave them q most delightful sur
prise party last evening Mr.. and Mrs. kteil
leave in afew days for Chicago.
Mr.. VIM. Orr leaves on Tuesday next for an
extended eastern trip, including a visit to
most OF the important eastern cities.
MeBSrs- J. M. Glass and A. II. Keyes have
opened a real estate office ut 112 Colorado
street. Both are experienced business men and
well known citizens.
J. w. Wood Thos. r. Croft and NJ t. Wood
have been spp0inted to audit the accounts of
the Pasadena Land and Water company
The annual reunion and picnic of the Penn
sylyania society VIII be held st Lincoln park
next Saturday afternoon A good programme
has been arranged, and all hailing from the
Quaker state are invited
The funeral services of Mr. w. e. Fletcher
were held at mis- late residence, South Pasadena
this morning, Rev DR.. Han officiating. a
large number OF friends were present, the pail
bearers being Messrs. ~. M. Stats, Cal. Hart
well, A. W. Roche, W. B. Loughery, H. Eewby
The following officers were selected at q meet
INK OF the Pasadena encampment, No, 81 I o.
q. y, this eyeaing: A. g. Heiss, chief patrj-
arch; J. 3. Robins, high priest: w, p. Spence
senior warden; J. 3. Blfck, scribe; W IL Kors-
t1an, treasurer; J. y. Mcneil, junior warden: G.
II. Goodman, trustee "