The herald., 1893-08-18
PASADENA.


PASADENA.
rh. Ath,.tes, Field Day-Anothsr Beer
Case-Notes.
PASADENA, Aug. 17.-Interest contin-
ues lively in the coming field day sports
on tho Esd, and . splendid lot OF races
NAV be looked for. The Athletic club
hsc taken charge Of this portion Of the
asy's entertainment. and it will.be car
ried through with the usual vim which
has characterized the past field days Of
this organization.
Following il . list Of the officers Of the
lay, and the entries:
n 6incers Referee, W. R. staats; an
hcqhcer, b. r. Hsrtsl; starter, 2: W.
Ban: scorer, ". p. Lewis; clerk, +. NJ.
CdtSa; marshal, Joseph Simonu.
5Judees-Dr. I. J. Rigg, +. J. Policy
stand ". B. Clapp.
K Timsrs--A. Crank, W. j. Craig and
< George Greedy.
Fifty yard dash, club--Chas Glass,
Bert Hutchins, Frank Robinson, Geo.
rhroop, Erie Weight and F. d. SMITH
20 Fancy and trick bicycle riding by W:
"a n. Jenkins of Los Angeles, winner OF
arst time prize, July 4th. road race to
6anta Monica. =,
One Hundred yard dash, club, maiden
IS John Barnett, Chas. Glass, L. Doug
I lee. Sovereign and Earle Weight.
One hundred dash, club, handicap
. Bert Hutchins, Frank Robinson, Walter
Bimons, Geo. Throop. Erie Weight, and
r. H. Smith.
-r Two hundred and twenty yard run.
) ppen to Pasadena, club barred-Harry
Blattenburg, BENZ. Hobson and Lee
Ortega.
SIS Two hundred and twenty yard hur-
ale race, club-Frank Robinson, Walter
~ simons. George Throop, Earle Weight.
c e. H. Smith.
Fifty yard slow bicycle race, club-E.
D. G.. Campbell, Jesse s.. Evans, Edward
Gamble, Robert H. Gaylord, Charles A.
johnson Chas. Glass.
'Y Four hundred and forty yard run,
club, handicap-Bert Hutchins, Frank
Robinson, Walter Simons. l.. Douglas
Sovereign, George Throop. Erie Weight
and F. H. Smith.
y. Two mile bicycle, club, handicap-J,
LEyans, Ed. Gamble, Robert H. Gay
sTsShas. Glass and O. A. johnson,
One-half mile run, club, handicap
Frank Robinson. Erie Weight and F. H.
Smith.
Three mile bicycle. club, handicap
Z. =. Campbell, ]. 8. Evans. Ed.
!, Gamble, Robert H. Gaylord, Chas.
Glass and Chas. A. johnson.
One mile relay race, two teams of six
men each-Bert Simons, Frank Robin.
1 ION, Walter 6imons, Geo. Throop. Erie
Weight, Chas. Johnson, L. Douglas
Sovereign, John Barnett, Ohas. Glass,
F. H. Smith.
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.
The board of trade held general
= meeting at their rooms in the Wooster
block. this afternoon. The business be.
lore the meeting was the report OF the
.'truit growers committee OF eleven. In
y The absence of the president, A. g,
s.Ihroop was elected to act as chairman.
tPi ID. Green. chairman Of the fruit
= sRrowers' committee, read the report of
, Inc committee. which was then taken
10 lp article BY article and unanimously
y ADOPTED.
- Two articles were added to the yenort
, = ct the motion Of P. M, Green. 70 ACT az
- restraint on the directors in incurrin0
tndebtedness, and to provide for the
2 Withdrawal of any member at the end
y any current year, If q member 90 de-
Dires. After come discussion these
added articles were also unanimously
sdopted, as Articles No. 20 and No. ri.
According to the bylaws, as they now
. stand, tho association will include ali
'1ruit growers or their representative
lgenta within the given boundaries.
l. q, east to county road on west bound. |
= Ary OF Lamanda Park, north to |
eieEra Madre mountains, west |
% Verdugo hills, La Canada
and Crescenta Cai1ada, south to the
Monterey or old Mission road. A board
Of directors, consisting of nine members.
shall have charge Of the affairs of the
? association; by them shall be elected
the president, vice-president, secretary
and treasurer, and such subordinate
snicers as they shall deem necessary.
lnere snail also be general manager
appointed by the board of directors to
nave supervision over the affairs of the
association and execute the orders of
ths board at all times, and who shall
Iupervise the picking, packing. shippinp
and marketing of all fruit offered for
lhipment by members of the sssocia-
hon. For the purpose of defrayinr the
general expenses Of the association a
charge OF cents . box will be made on
Ill fruit sold.
/ After the regular business of the board
gas concluded itswss moved that Mr.,
myth, who was present, should address
NE board on the proposed establish
mens OF shoe mandatory in Pasa.
Mr. Smyth, in brisi address, stated
mat he was in correspondence with a
arm who had determined to open such
1anufactory In Pasadena this coming
mti and that he knew of "a families
mno nao pledged themselves to sell out
Owing to the fact that the company viii
sot be ready to begin operations before
pctober or November, the names Of the
.tm are withheld, but Mr.. Smyth and
u. z. "a. Green assure the public thar
- e Il Not What We Saw
put what Hoods earsaparilI. does thst roIas
IA ~, , Sno 4. nss given It such firm and lasting
eolo upon the confidence Of the people s