The herald., 1893-01-18
NEWS FROM NHGHBOR|NG CITIES,
A Boy Accidentally Shot by a
Comrade While Hunting.
Considerable Building Now Going on
in Pasadena and Vicinity.
Military News from Passdona-Or range
County Supervisors Decline to Buy
Fumigatiag Apparatus = The
Scale Pest at Anaheim.

PASADENA, Jan. IA boy named
Wolf, son of Joseph Wolf, was accident
ally shot this afternoon by Mike Drum,
the ball striking the shoulder blade and
DETECTING penetrated the arm for some
distance. The wound was OF most
painful but not dangerous character,
and the patient was made 40 comfort
able as possible by the attending phys
ician, DR.. McAllister. At the time OF
the accident the boys were out on
ranch north OF town, where the Wolf
boy was working. He was in STOPPING
position at the time the gun was fred,
which was the only thing that saved
him from being killed. The Drum boy
can not account for the accident, as he
says he wns standing with his back to
young Wolf at the time the gun went
of. The gun was email ~ caliber
ride, which was fortunate thing, for
had the ball been larger it would have
gone clean through the shoulder. Asitis
the boy will be laid up for some time,
all of which is to be charged up to care
less handling of FIRE arms.
HOW WE GROW 81 y"
An hours drive through few OF our
principal avenues will convince the
most skeptically-inclined person that
the city is in the midst of a healthy
progressive era. New buildings are 60
ing up on every hand, while lumber
firms report that Pasadena is coneum-
ing more lumber ia proportion to her
size than any city in Southern Califor-
ma, Among few of the many beauti-
full homes that are now in process OF
construction may be noted:
DR.. Fields new residence, on North
Raymond, near Washington contractor.
A. Gable; 10000 residence on North
Raymond, for ]. j. Blick; s. N. Stanley,
contractor; a cottage on North Ray
mond, by Mr.. E. L. Doane; Mr.. j. A.
Ernsburger's cottage, on Hollister ave-
nue. cottage on Kirkwood avenue, for
M. Q. Landguard; three cottages, cor
ner of Raymond avenue and Walnut
street, for G. F. Hopkins; Seth Glidden,
contractor; two cottages corner Walnut
and Villa, for MIR. Lacy, and $500
cottage for Mr.. Ashley, on Summit ave
nne, by the same contractor.
These are but few of the many resi-
dences going up in this city, besides
several business blocks in course Of con-
struction, and number more in con-
temptation.
COMPANY B's ELECTION.
The members of Company B met last
evening at the armory for the purpose
of electing officers and standing com.
mittees for the ensuing year.
The meeting was presided over by Cap
tain Bangham who, by virtue OF his posi-
tion, Was ex.offico president and treas
urer. Mr.. Frank Coleman was elected
secretary; finance COMMITTEES, Frank
ASolIingwood and G. W. Brooks; tarps
range committee, P. j. Cook, F. +. Cole
man and A. B. Case.
The company ie now in splendid con
dition and number OF members whose
terms expired few weeks ago have re-
enlisted, which speaks we'll for Com
pany b and its officials. A social hor
has been arranged for next Friday even
ing by number of young gentlemen
most OF whom are members of the com.
pany. Good music will be in attend.
ance and jolly time is anticipated.
CLEAN UP.
Warrants were sworn out this after
noon by the health officer, DR.. H. H,
Eherk, charging Mr.. Elias Mills and Miss
ldonia McLain with maintaining nui.
eances in their respective premises. The
parties in question appeared before City
Recorder Rose this afternoon and their
cases were set for tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock,
The health officer informs us that he
has only taken this action after repeated
notices had been given to the parties
concerned He also stated that several
more arrests will be made unless some
general cleaning up is done in several
quarters about town.
NOTES.
The new uniforms for the Throop
cadets have arrived from the east, and
the boys are consequently happy.
Mr.. e. Fl. Lockwood will shortly re.
move into the building on East Colo.
rado street recently vacated by the de.
funct candy store.
The merry-go-round man is with us
again, having set up his machine at the
corner OF Raymond and Union.
A bright baby girl at the house Of Mr..
L. Hoag is the cause of that gentle
mans smiling appearances. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rockwell arrived
lew days ago from New Sharan, Ia,
and will spend the winter in Southern
California. Mrs. Rockwell is a sister
OF Mr.. VIM. Pickering OF this city.
Mr.. Chss. Hall left today for Elsinore
on short business trip.
A little child that had strayed away
from its monther was knocked down on
the corner of Colorado and Fair Oaks by
team this afternoon, but not injured.
A union meeting of the churches will
be held Thursday evening in the Tabsr.
nacle, under the auspices OF the Y. M.
Q. A. A cordial invitation 10 extended
to the public to attend.
Mar. and Mrs. Jacob Stanley from Gold
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