The herald., 1893-09-09
PASADENA.
The Athletic Club Directors Meet-Looal


The Athletic Club Directors Meet-Looai
Affairs.
PASADENA, Sept. The directors OF
the Athletic club held meeting in the
club re- oms on Wednesday evening last,
and transacted considerable business.
Four new members were admitted,
making total increase OF 10 in the club
membership during the past few weeks.
The resignation of Mr.. w. ]. Craig as
a member OF the board OF directors, was
presented and accepted. Mr.. Craig re-
signed ON account OF not being able to
give the club affairs the necessary
amount OF time.
Upon a unanimous vote Mr.. Ed-Bra-
ley, captain of the Bicycle club, was
elected to fill the vacancy. Mr. braley
is q live athletic man and will doubtless
prove OF much value in directing the
club affairs.
The matter OF giving field day on
next Thanksgiving was thoroughly dis,
cussed, and 1t was unanimously agreed
that If possible the sports should be ar
ranged for. Definite arrangements were,
however, DELAYED until the next regular
monthly meeting OF the board, when
decision will be reached. 1t Is to be
hoped the boys may be able to give.
series of outdoor field days during the
winter holidays, and doubtless most OF
the important ones will be celebrated by
athletic sports.
The club at present 10 in thriving
condition, and the coming winter season
promises to be lively one in the attn
ietic club. Pasadena has we'll organ
ized bicycle club, most OF whose mem
bers are also members OF the athletic
club, 90 that we are well oil when II
comes to athletic sports.
FUNERAL OF COL. p. @. BAKER.
The funeral services Of the late Col. P.
@. Baker, whose death occurred last
Wednesday evening, will take place to-
morrow Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
from the family residence on South Or
anee Grove avenue. Rev. DR.. Hall,
pastor OF the First Congregational
church, will ofiiciate, and interment
will be made in Rosedale cemetery, Los
ma loses one OF her Oldest and most
respected citizens, and his departure
from our midst will be sincerely mourned
by large circle of friends. The SYM
pathy of the entire community goes out
to the bereaved family. nirleloh
ADMISSION DAY. - .
e Admission day will not be celebrated
to any great extent in Pasadena, but q
portion at least Of the stores will close
in the afternoon. The banks will be
closed, and the business men will tender
q recognition OF the admission Of the
great state into the union by quiet
rest. sF2T
The postofice will open from i9 ia 10
am. and from to p.m,, bat opesd
livery will be made after the arrival of
the eastern mail.
NOTES.
Mr.. Johnston OF the First National
bank leaves tonight on q vacation of
about two weeks.
Frank Policy left for Catalina island
today for short trip.
party of wheelmen and sports will
attend the Los Angeles wheelmen's meet
ct Riverside tomorrow.
Clarence Martin left for his camp in
the lofty Sierras this morning accom-
panied by jovial party.
Mr.. IL. B. Rice was among yesterdays
home-comers after tour of the eastern
states and visit to the worlds fair.
Mr.. j. w. Wood returned last evening
from trip through the Grand cafion OF
the Colorado.
John Kelley, hobo, was given five
days In the county jail by Recorder
Rossiter this morning for sleeping in
box car.
Peter Heie, who was recently fined
$l75 for selling beer 'out of hours" de-
cided this morning that the cheapest
way out of the trouble was to pay up,
and accordingly pungled over the cash.
No news has yet been received from
Frank Verick, the 14-year-old boy who
left his home in Altadena about two
weeks ago, and whose parents have ad-
vertised extensively in order to learn of
his whereabouts.