The herald., 1893-05-18
pAsApENA.
The Real Estate Market Very Livcly-A
Good Suggestion.

The Real Estate Market Very LiveIy-A
Good Suggestion.
pasadena, May II. lin spite OF the hegira to
the big show at Chicago, the coming summer
promises to be an exceedingly lively one in
Pasadena, for while the eastern exodus will al
feet trade to some extent the building and i'm
provemeut boom will continue its merry way
To any doubtiag Thomas who may bs skeptical
OF the bona hde moyement aud advance in real
estate in this city. the best enswer would be the
18th a. published by The star which amoun.
TO the neat figure Of $l51622~50, covering 40
trsnssctiong, ranging from $3.50 to $4,000,
and all this on 4 IApidly advancing market &
Their advance has LED 10 some confueion on
the part OF the real estate men rs 10 what
prices properly IS held a.. owing 70 the owners
making a raise without notifying them, as
consequence, and In many cases al Injustice
is done In this manner, an agent going to much
trouble to effect sale only to find the price
II is suggested as remedy that a universal
contract be adopted by the dealers, In which
the party placing property on the market shall
agree to accept the sun stated unless he give
notice to the contrary previous to the sale.
kuch contre ct would work no hardship to the
owners and would prove Of great beneht to the
trade In general,
GooD SUGGESTION.
DR.. Lyman Allen contributes very sensible
letter to the Star OF this evening, in which he
calls attention to the necessity of sanitary IN
spector, whose duty II shall be to make a thor
wherever necessary see that they are placed in
proper sani tary condition.
Although Pasadena is most favorably located
to avoid an epidemic of any kind, sti i the
summer season coming ON and the possibility
OF cholera gaining foothold in this country,
to neglect importsnt sanitary measures and a
general cleanup would certainly do no HARM
and might be OF great good
NOTES.
The Psiuter will close for the season in feW
days, after most prosperous nine months rum
Mr.. o. II. Randall, who has been confined to
his home for several weeks, is again about.
Kennedy & 20. exhibit a '4ila monster in
Their window, which came from Arizona.
Mr.: and Mrs. w. E. Gladney and sou left to-
day for their home in Canada. During their
stay II town they have been the guests OF Mr.
Miss Evs G. Ientz has been elected member
OF the uniyerhallst choir. hlling the place left
vacant by the resignation Of Miss Bertlett.
Interest still continues In the San Gabriel
canon fishing stories, Mr.. Torrance reporting
catch OF 80 In one hour. party COMPOSED OF
Webster Webster Wwotkyns 9; r - Granger, Seymour
Mckee, leaves for the north fork in q few dsys
The death Of Judge II. Hesley occurred In
NJ MI a Xxx yesssfasy l59m ssp.gnes disease.
here ltom Cleseland and his body will be on
back TO his old home for nterment
Delegates TO the state convention of the W.
O ~ u, which NJ eets In Los Angeles, May %
to 26 inclusive, viii be elected at the regular
monthly meeting OF the union in the Baptist
church tomorrow at p. All invited.
Unusual preparations have been made to
haye the coming production Of Erminie by the
conservatory OF opera under the direction OF
Prof. Kyle complete in every deEail. Seats
now on sale at sueaserotts for Thursday and
Friday evening".
Prof. j. Mccullough, assisted by the Seventh
Regiment Guitar and Mandolin club. gave an
entertainment at the tabernacle 10 a decidedly
small house, owing In large measure to lack
OF proper advertising: The programme as rem
audience.s