The herald., 1893-07-02
PASADENA.
Board OF Trade Meeting-The Hsrald'l
ecoop-Notes.

PASADENA
Board OF Trade Meeting-The Hsrald's
sooop-Notes.
PASADENA, July LA special meeting
of board of trade directors was held yes
terday afternoon to hear the report of
the manufacturing committee appointed
to interest the public on the cannery
project.
The committee reported some pro-
gress, stating that capital of 1000 is
desired for tie new company and that
Mr.. Wallace would turn in the present
plant at s250O. leaving balance OF
l12, ,250 to be raised, part OF which has
been promised.
A general discussion followed. in
which the prevailing opinion was that
the cannery must be run II possible.
Mr.. Wallace, owner OF the plant, was
present, and stated that the cannery
should be in operation by July 9th, in
On motion the secretary was instruct
cd to call . general meeting OF the board
on Monday, July Sd, at 3 p. m.
Major George N. Nolan and Frank H.
Vallett we're admitted to membership,
and bills to- the amount of $72 ordered
paid.
THE HERALD's SCOOP.
The article which appeared exclusively
In tais mornings HERALD upon Bigamist
Durham created intense interest in this
city, the parties all being we'll known in
church circles. s3ffgE4 IN
The Ballard family is well and favor
ably known, and there is q general con.
demnation of the actions of Dunham,
who is we'll known to many; but up to
the time of the HERALD's article moth.
ing WAS known of the trouble that ex-
listed.
Dunham has not been seen in this
vicinity for some time. and his where
abouts are unknown. le .'tttl
AT THE CHURCHES. tta
Tomorrow the Rev. 7. d. Garvin will
occupy his own pulpit at the Christian
church. Subject of morning sermon, A
Model Church, in the evening, Is There
q Sale Way?
At the Presby terian church Rev. H.
N. g. Fife will preach upon Our Country,
and in the evening Life and Character
Of Abs0lom, concluding an interesting
series upon this historical character.
Rev. ]. w. Henry will lecture at the
Baptist church Sunday evening. Rev.
Henry has lately returned from mission
AIRY work in the South Sea islands, and
his lecture will be upon that interesting
portion OF the globe, illustrated with
stereoptican views.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton gospel service on Sunday afternoon
in Strong's hall, at 8 o'clock, will be led
by Prof. G. E. Tibbetts, pastor OF the
Friends church.
EARLY DELIVERY.
Owing to the large increase OF circula-
tion in Pasadena, the HERALD has in
augurated new system of delivery that
will enable Pasadena subscribers to have
the paper delivered ct their doors before
breakfast. placing 1t before Subscribers
in advance Of any morning paper now
delivered in this city.
The many Improvements which have
been made in the HERALD, placing it in
the front rank of California Journals
have been fully appreciated by the peo-
pie OF Pasadena az has been evincsd by
the rapid increase in circulation. In this
city the local Office is located with Glass
cocks stationery house, No. 50 East Col.
orado street, where all orders for sub.
scriptions and advertisements should be
left.
NOTES.
The Maccabees will have q lodge
photograph taken by Jarvis tomorrow,
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Frost was gladdened by the arrival of
baby girl today.
Announcements of the marriage OF
Mr.. Charles Wells of Chicago to Miss
Mae Henderson of Pasadena have ar
rived from the worlds fair city.
Among those who left this morning
for Switzer's camp were DR.. Herbert
Requs. Will Dilworth, Misses Anna Dill
worth, Helen Requa. Grace Bosley, DR..
Lee Hsgadorn and Mrs. Dalrymple.
They intend to. spend a week or ten
days at the camp.
"A boy leaning up against pane of
glass in front of McGilvary & Torrance's
real estate Office this EVENING" accident
ally pressed too hard and broke the
glass.
The Ladies' Aid society auxiliary to
.. v. gave their first lawn social last
evening at the residence OF R. v. SUIT
lift on Orange place.
The ninth anniversary OF the relief
corps will be celebrated by picnic at
the residence Of e. H. Royce on South
dill avenue. June 9th. Members of
the q. A. R., 8. V. and e. A. are in
vited to attend. Tea will be served.
~ Passdena Briefs.
"HOTkL RUBIO," higher than the Catskill
mountains, new Z ork. Is now open for the &C.