The herald., 1894-01-07
PASADENA.

The Electric Light Contradictory 9
servicns.
PASADENA, Jan. 6.-In yesterdays re-
Fort of the council meeting. the con-
tract let to the Pasadena Electric Light
and Power company for lighting the
city for the next three years was stated
to be on l O'Clock schedule. This,
however, was en- error, as the council
decided to have the lights burn all
night, and hereafter tine city will bs
lighted from sundown TO sunup.
This service will entail an additional
expense of rs cents on each lamp per
month, bringing the cost OF the 1000
candle power lamp up to $10.75 per
month, and the 1900 candle power to
$1.25. The city will also avail itself ol
the privilege OF adding 10 1900 candle
power lamps to the present number,
bringing the total lamps in use up to go.
This number, together with an all night
service, will make Pasadena the best
lighted town tow St Is. i!s siza on the coast.
The contract was signed today, and
the new arrangement will go into opera
tion as soon as arrangements can be
made for the necessary change in the
machinery.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Communion services will be held at
the First M. E. church tomorrow, the
pastor, Rev. CLARK Crawford, preaching
morning and evening. The morning
theme will be Pentecostal Power.
At the Presbyterian church Rev. W. b.
Lucas OF Meridian, N. ", will occupy
the pulpit both morning and evening. A
series Of meetings will be held at this
church the coming week by Mr.. Lucas
assisted by the pastor, Rev. H. N. G.
Fife.
Rev. T. ID. Garvin OF the Christian
church will preach in the morning on
The Church in 1894 and in the evening
will give the ninth lecture of the series.
Subject, John, the Harbinger, and Christ
as q Servant, illustrated by means OF
charts.
Rev. Florence E. Kollock will preach
in the UniveTsalist church on Sunday
morning. Subject of sermon: The New
Years Gift. In the evening Judge Utley
will deliver an address ON the subject ol
"Behold how good and how pleasant il
Is for brethren to dwell together il
unity"
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion gospel service this afternoon at ]
o'clock. Address by Rev. N. H. G,
Fife. Young men are welcome.
A PRESERVATION.
The members of the Students' Glee
club presented Prof. and Mrs. Kyle with
an elegant piano-lamp ct the musicale
given last evening in the Hopkins block.
The presentation speech was made by
Mr.. George Frost and responded to by
Mr.. Kyle in his usual graceful manner.
The musical programme of the even
ing, which was decided success, in
Guided selections by M. +. Wood, Mrs.
w. G. Bradstreet, G. A. Swerdfiger, o.
w. Kyle, Ana Cook, Mrs. G. B. Green,
Miss Cheney and Miss Basley.
The Students Glee club, composed oi
the following gentlemen, rendered sew.
eral selections.
First tenors-C. E. Moniort, P. S.
Bassett, G. L. King.
Second tenors--M. e. Wood, F. M.
Cates, G. G. Hutchius, f. E. Burnham.
First bass-G. A. Swerdfiger, G. S.
Frost, f. K. Roche.
Second bass-C. ]. Crandall, w. A.
Jones, w. H. Smith.
The Kyle quartette is composed of @.
E. Monfort. M. E. Wood, G. A. Swerd-
flyer and o. w. Kyle.
A large audience OF invited guests
were present and the programme much
enjoyed.
AFTER MANY DAYS.
After period of over two years q de-
cision was rendered in the superior court
for the plaintiff in case brought bv
Minnie Lyman, formerly Mrs. Rev.
Samuel j. Fleming of South Pasadena.
to recover a piano belonging to her and
sold BY her husband.
The case is one which grew out of the
big scandal which was raised in our
I. southern suburb several years ago over
the icentious conduct of the Rev,
Fleming which resulted in divorce.
Previous to this, however, the reverend
gentleman had a pressing need for
money and proceeded to sell his wife's 8
piano to raise the wind with. Through
this decision, however, she gets her
property back. j. G. Rossiter acted as
council for the lady.
NOTES.
This weather gets lots of kicks but the
doctors say it's healthy.
Our business men report collections
good and trade brisk.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
unfinished portion of the Hotel Green.
brilliant meteor was seen to fall
near the Raymond last evening, lighting
up the sky for long distance.
An open installation of the Odd Eel
lows lodge will be held next Friday
evening, In connection with the Rebskah
lodge.
Last night was the coldest OF the sea-
son go far, ice forming in many places.
No damage, however, is believed to have
been dere the orange crop, though the
mercury was below 2S.
Mrs. Blair of North Pasadena, who
was kicked By horse a few days ago,
Is reported to be in dangerous condi-
tion.
Miss Catherine Scudder gave very
pleasant party at her home on Galena
avenue to q number OF her young
friends.
Peter Hteil In Yeceiyins the conoratr.