The herald., 1893-08-02
PASADENA.

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The Reosption to Professor Lowe-The
Demi- M ond aines.
PASADENA, Aug. 1.-The board OF di-
xectors OF the board OF trade met in reg
ular session at o'clock this afternoon.
The most important report received was
from the committee appointed ON the
Lowe reception, which was 40 follows:
Your committee, appointed for the
purpose OF deciding upon the best man
nsr In which the citizens Of Pasadena
might testify their appreciation OF the
efforts and enterprise of Prof. I. y.
O. Lowe In carrying to successful COM
pletion the construction of the mountain
railway, would report % follows:
That at the first meeting of the COM
mittee Messrs. James Clarke, Cal Hart
we'll, John Mcdonald and Professor
Ksyes were added to the committee.
That thereafter the committee gave
the matter very careful consideration
and decided that p1blic holiday with
appropriate exercises in which all our
citizens could take part would be most
appropriate and fitting for the occasion.
In pursuance OF this decision 1t was
resolved to ask the honorable board OF
trustees OF the city to declare Wednes-
day, the 23d day OF August, public
holiday, and the following programme
for the day Was decided upon:
Nine O'Clock. The band, military
:. company, civic authorities and cltizens
In general will proceed to the residence
81 Professor Lowe and escort him to the
building whore the exercises are to take
place. While Professor Lowe ts being
escorted from his residence salute will
be fred under the direction Of Mr.. Peter
Stsil.
The exercises will be opened by music
from the band, after which the president
OF the day will deliver an address. Then
there will be music followed by the read
ing Of suitable resolutions to be pre-
pared by . committee consisting OF
Messrs. Masters, Keyes and Metcalte.
Professor Lowe will then reply to the
resolutions, after which there will be
music, to be followed by addresses from
speakers yet to be selected. Then there
will be music, and afterwards an oppoI-
tunity will she bsh effnvff toahsssit~slous 10
At ! O'Clock an exhibition drill will be
given by the city fire department.
At 2 O'Clock there will be games in
the Athletic park, south OF Vineyard
street.
The following committees have been
: selected by your committee to take the
matter in hand:
Executive committee-Messrs. Mas
ters, Ksyes, James Clarke, Mcdonald.
Hertel, Daggett, Weight, Buchanan.
Milford Fiah and Metcalfe.
Finance ommittee-Me John Mo.
Donald, NJ. H. Weight, James Clarke.
y: 8. Cox. M. E. Wood and W. D. Nc.
Escort committee-A. r. Metcalfe.
the remainder of the committee mot vet
chosen.
Programme and invitation committee
-Messrs. Daggett, DR.. f. F. Rowland.
I. Z. Lukens, F. G. Bolt, George +.
Karnaghan.
aRefreshment oommittee -Messrs. Bu-
chanan. John Allin. W. E. Arthur. N.
2: Bangham, D. S. Bassett, W. G. Bane.
eAes, r. +. Bonham, Arturo Bandini. A.
a Vhup6, ". H. Conrad, q. ]. Gran.
Gall, A. Y. Cr0ner, James e. Dotv. Gao.
Dcwning. Thomas Farley, A. t. El.
son, n. N. Farey, F. 9. Fairman. Chas.
Grimes, G. A. Gibbs, B. w, Hahn. II
=. Harris. J. H. Holmes, John s.
Hutchins. Bert Hutchins, F. Z. Jones'
=. Q. Kendall, Ed Kennedy, A.
Z. Msnahan, T. ]. Martin, Chss.
=. Mendenhsll, Nash Bros., James
n. Orr, I. w. Parks; William E.
Rrosser, 9. H. Randall, ]. o. Reynolds.
~. Nan Nuys, G. A. Richardson. T. ].
Rigg, J. G. Rossiter, W. B. Rowland.
Isaac Springer, Geo. A. Swerdfiger.
Ghae. W. jackson, Peter Steil, G. @, |
InompsQn, I. 4. Taylor, q. L. Under
wood. John x. vlier, F. Wallace, Elon
Whlte' ". Il. Wiley. I. G. Winston, |
-, =. Wood, y. y: Woodworth, W.
Hotkyns, &. b. Willard. J. w. Wood.
y wae resolved to call general meet
!nE OF members on Friday next to hear
tne report OF the committee recently ap-
the cooperative fruit growers combina-
tion which it IN proposed to establish
here,
BAD BREAK.
In this mornings Times the would-be
reporter who represents that sheet in
Pasadena attempts to air his kno ledge
OF the now famous $lO0O.$t g. 900 sewer
farm mortgage compromise. In fact he
throws himself into the breach IL de-
iense OF the city attorney and the rest Of
tina council in such a ferocious manner
as to suggest that there was something
more than ''interest in the public wei.
fare" that caused the outbreak. As to
whether the article in today's HERALp
was written az joke or merely as = sem
satlonal piece OF news, time will tell.
Inc Times reporter says he has inter-
viewed numerous citizens, and eIl were
q iavor Of the compromise. He must
nave selected his men with great care,
lor scores Of citizens can Be found
Tithin stones throw OF the
times office who hold decidedly differ
'nt opinions. The mystery which is
Inrown around the business Of the bank
or s9reeing to the settlements, would be
'musins were the subject not such