The herald., 1893-08-05
PASADENA.

The Co.opsrstive Fruit Proving Scnemes
Brsvfties.
PAsADrNA, Aug. 4.-The = O'Clock
msstins Of the board Of trade called for
this afternoon failed to materialiEe, ow-
ing to q Misunderstanding Of the hour
Of meeting by many. The meeting now
stands adjourned subject to the call OF
the secretary.
The report Of the committee on the
cooperative fruit shipping scheme.
which WAS to have been received at this
meeting. embraced articles Of incorpora-
tion, Of which the most important were
a. follows:
The boundaries of the proposed dis
trict are! East to county road on west
boundary Of Lamanda Park, north to
Sierra Madra mountains, west to west
bank OF Arroyo Seco. south to the Mon
terey or Mission road.
oBJEcrs OF THE ORGANIZATION.
This organization shall be known a.
Grown OF the Valley association, and is
formed for the purpose OF marketing or
snges in conformity with the rules and
regulations adopted and to be adopted
by the executive committee OF the Or
ange Growers union for Southern Cali
fornia. To gather, pack and ship our
oranges In the most acceptable manner
possible; to sustain the market for our
mutual protection, through a uniform
method OF distribution; to stand unit
edly each OF us for the other and the
whole % one man, in behalf OF legitt-
mate profits from the sale Of our fruit,
are the sole objects OF the association.
The regular meetings of the board Of
directors shall be held on the first and
third Monday of each month from the
Hrst Monday In September until the
third Monday in July.
ARTICLE III.
Tho board Of directors shall have full
power to direct and control the affairs
OF this association. They shall author
ixe the collection and expenditure OF all
moneys to be prorated among the mem
bers or otherwise incidental to the divi-
aion Of profits from shipments or the
expense OF purchasing materials for
packing. etc. The pay: and such sc.
tion shall be conclusive, except upon
the presentation to the president of said
board Of written objections which shall
be signed by q majority of the members
of this association.
.kSs ARTICLE ".
The board Of directors shall appoint q
committee Of three from among their
number, who shall act as an advisory
board. absolutely in the interest of the
grower and OF this association. They
shall establish the grade, estimate the
quantity and fix the price per pound of
all fruit furnished for shipment by mem.
bers Of this association, a. nearly In con-
formity ~ possible with the ruling mar
ket price, and in such manner % will
insure the best results to be obtained at
the time each shipment Of fruit ID made.
They shall make q full and complete
written report Of all such business trans
acted at each regular meeting Of the
board OF directors, and shall receive
the board OF directors may deem proper.
MURPHY MUNDKLL.
A complaint was sworn out in Justice
Merriam's court this afternoon, by J. d.
Murphy. against ex-Marshal D. N. Mum
dell, charging him with disturbing the
peace. It seems that the Murphye have
been tenants of Mundell, at his prop
erty, corner OF Walnut and Orange
Grove, but recently they gave up the
place and began to make preparations
for moving, taking up some plants, over
which . dispute arose as to the owner
ship. and the plaintiffs allege that Mr..
Mundell made divers threats against
their persons and attempted to strike
Mr.. Murphy with a garded hoe, for
which offence they desire him bound
over to keep the peace.
BY mutual consent it was arranged to
have the hearing on Thursday next, ct
10 q. m.
TIE CTTY's AssRssMENr.
The assessments have been completed
and the following summary of results
are given by the Star ss follows:
Real estate. IS, ,334, ,760
improvements ..............-...,. l,73o,47o
Personal property. y.................... 376,015
money .......................... 1S.l25
Adding the railroads ASSESSMENTS
brings the total mp to IS, 475, 1875.
Figuring upon the same rate az last
bring the assesement up to $6l, 1872.
The valuation last year was $685., l57 less
than this year.
LIZ OVAiceuoA VA poI6OuuA PIuPokuy
by assessors has been 81 ,069.48.
MR.. MILLARD ROBBED.
Some one without the fear of the Iaw
in bis heart, entered the sleeping room
of Mr.. Millard, manager of the tele.
phone exchange, last night some time
after Mr.. Millard retired and before he
got up In the morning. During his
brief but strictly business visit he man.
aged to get away with $40 in coin,
silver watch, and number Of small
articles.
NOTES.
Joseph Brown will come up before
Recorder Rossitor tomorrow for SEN
tence.
Mr.: Jacobs and daughter were among
the visitors to Rubio this afternoon.
Mr. W. L. Vail, formerly Of the Daily
ntar, has purchased . halt interest in
sne crown Vista, and will ct once take
charge q the business department Of
the paper.