The herald., 1893-07-20
PASADENA.

Mating of School Trustees-Board OF
Trade Affairs.
pAsAnrNA. July 19-The board of school
trustees met In regular session today. Messrs.
Hsrtwell and Masters being present.
The principal business transacted was the ap'
pointing of teachers to fill positions left va
cant and not provided for at the last meeting.
In the Wilson school Miss Lucy Z. George OF
Michigan was appointed, and at the Garfield
school Miss Margaret James OF ora. 70
the position made vacant Dy tne TRANSFER q
Mrs L. q; Winston to the Warrington scnooi.
This fills all vacancies except the principals
of the Garfield and Lincoln schools, VINO Win
probably be appointed at the next meeting,
which win be held on Friasy. ,., o., ,o-
Bids for supplying the district with coal ior
the coming season to the amount OF Az IONS
Four bids were received from ~ many differ.
ent dealers at SO. so per ton, and 1t was decioed
to divide the awards equally among them.
Munger g. Griffith were awarded the contract
to connect the laboratory with gas gas; .r.r.soted
after which an adjournment was taken until
Friday next.
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.
The lecture, and board of trade meeting to-
morrow AFTERNOON should not be forgotten, for
1t essential that a good representation OF citi-
Gems be present. The lecture upon the CO.
opel stive fruit shipping scheme by Mr.; Cham.
bin Of Riverside will begin at l;3O IN the
board OF trade rooms. Mr.. ChamDlin has had
work and Is conn dent that the fruit-growers OF
this section can realize much more Tor their
products through sulh an organization than In
lhs % special meeting of the board will be held
at o. clock aud directly following the lecture.
A full report will b. submitted by the commit.
tee selected to arrange for the reception OF
Professor Love- 1t is understood that II has
been thought best by many that the AFFAIR be
postponed until later in the season when more
sion nh has S'yy YET been taken in sdvanos Of tomof
rows meeting.
W. @. 7. U. MEETING.
Tomorow's meeting Of the W. G. T. q. ct the
Baptist church at 3p. m. will be devoted es-
pecially to the interests Of the young people,
and cordial invitation is extended to all,
Mrs. J. z. Terpennidg, local superintendent,
will have charge OF the meeting
An address will be delivered by Mrs. Lucy 3:
Blanchard Of Los Angeles who has charge OF
Miss Carrie Gardner of the Childreu's Aid
society win present the aims and needs OF that
K recitation by Miss Zana Terpenning. The
Tragedy the Toy, will conclude the exercises.
THE COMING FIELD OAK.
a The field day of special athletic sports, to be
given by the Pasadena Athletic club, the Goth
instant, is attrsctsng much attention among
lovers of athletics. The races are to consist of
to enter all events; the prize, a solid gold
medal, to be awarded on points, so that all will
have an equal chance, i
Up to today ths following entries have been
received: Robert Cullingwood, Bert hutchins,
George Throcp, Frank Smith and Frank Rich
ardson. All entries must be In by Saturday, &C.
companied by entry fee.
NOTES.
Mr.. Cockett, Of the Blinn Lumber company,
IL of on few weekss vacation.
The funeral OF Mrs. Orilla 8. Hill, Whose death
occurred occurred yesterday, will be held from
the Christian church tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
Phil 8 Carleton and Chas. z. Townsend, Oak
land bicyclists, who are doing this part Of the
state visited Pasadena today, leaving here for
San Diego.
A number of members and ofhcials OF the Y.
NJ. G. A. visited Santa Monica, today in COM
Pany with delegations from other places, to
Inspect proposed site for summer pavilion.