The herald., 1894-03-05
PASADENA.

Pointed Political Pointers-Gcno NOUN
tain Happsnisgs-NswsN Notes.
PASADENA, March 4.-Since the Re-
publican convention OF Friday evening
last, things have been very quiet in the
political camps. The was some move
ment towards reviving the Citizens
ticket In opposition to the straight
Republican yesterday. but it is believed
nothing will be done in this line. al
though new ticket may spring mp In
the next few days. The time, however,
In which, under the Australian ballot
law, be petitions must be fled expires
in few days, and any action will have
to be taken before that time.
Individual candidates who desire to
have their names placed on the tickets
ms independents will have until 10 days
before election to file their petitions
with tho city clerk. The petitions must
contain signatures equal in Number to
per cent of the vote cast ct the last
election, which in this case amounts to
about 30.
It is understood that at least one can
didate for councilman will run on petit
tion: Mr.. James Clark, the incumbent
from the Fourth ward. There will prob
ably be another independent candidate
for honora In this direction besides Mr..
CLARK. Outside OF this nothing has yet
turned up. but 1t is probable that other
candidates may come into the fight later.
ON ECHO MOUNTAIN.
The snowstorm of yesterday attracted
q large crowd up to Echo mountain this
morning over the Lowe road. The
O'Clock train out OF Los Angeles was
packed with people, and there was even
q larger crowd on the IL o'clock train.
The transformation from the vslley to
the mountain top, taking only about 20
minutes, is most delightful as we'll as
wonderful at this season of the year.
Yesterday and last night there WAS
quite fall of snow on the top of Echo
mountain, while q short distance above
the snow lies banked several feet deep
in places, with q genuine eastern Inter
look. A trip up into the higher
n.y. made from -'tHgf Ecfo hMufit:
ain house and is proving very
popular with the guests, who enjoy
hugely the opportunity afforded for
snowballing and an occasional toboggan
ride.
A large aumber of guests are stopping q
at this delightful hotel on the mountai n
top, while the daily visitors list runs
mp into the two and three hundreds.
The register at Echo Mountain house
yesterday contoined the names of more
distinguished wealthy men than ever
got together in one house in Southern
California, among them being Robert
Lincoln, Colin Stewart, J. Cadigan, N.
b. Leam, II. X. Fairbank, Marshall
Field, jr.
In addition the following were among
az
Edith Green, Miss Lotta Green, George
Y. Green, jr., Pasadena; Mrs. Joseph
Medill and ward, Mr.. Joseph Medill,
Mrs. Patrick, Mrs. Mccormick. Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Arthur, Pasadena
K. West, j. Ii. Reinke, Covington; J.
K. Gresnhalgh. ChampaqualIe; F.
Oakley, Los Angeles; Mrs. Lowe, Pasa-
denA; Capt. E. s. Stone, Mrs. <. S.
Stone, Oonomowoc; w. d. Wright.
Charles Thompson, l.. M. Edkey, st.
Paul; Mrs. NJ. A. Lewis, O. u. Lewis,
O. N. Smith. @. A. Smith, Youngstown
l.. Tranger, Mr.. T. N. Trangsr, Penn
sylvania; o. P. Shaffer, New York; w.
II. Fallman, Wheeling; j. d. Lincoln,
z. s. Green, Pasadena; II. S. Reed, Ed
Reed, Allen j. Reed, Montana; Allen j.
Banchor, Boston; n. Lycm. st. Paul;
Mary l.. Campbell. Madison; Grace E.
D.
+. Walker, LaCrosse; Ella MoAudley,
Hastings, Minn. Mr.. and Mrs. E. +.
Vogsl, r. Il. McRae, Chicago; Mrs. and
Mrs. W. III. Voegel, Flora f. Voegel,
Milwaukee; E. Gronnerdyke, j. II.
Holmes, r. +. Crane, Chicago; K. II.
Wade, Canada; e. G. Peck, Racine; j.
Coligan, Chicago; @. X. Keyes, A,
Schlosser, Troy N. B. Lean, Chicago
Alex Throop.
Look out for dark horses.
Election is still 80 days off.
The production of the Private Secre.
tary by the Growers at Hotel Green
tomorrow (Mondsy) evening should at
tract large audience.
Few Pasadsnans have yet gone north
to the midwintsr fair. but there will be
quite hegira after May Let. Our peo.
pie are decidedly opposed to early
spring weather in San Francisco.
Local prophets predict rain and cloudy
weather 40 long as such heavy amount
of snow lies on the mountains. This
large, cold body has tendency to con-
dense the vapor.
The city camp on South Raymond at
present is occupied by 80 men who ara
willing to work for their board. The in.
stalling of this camp has done much
good by ridding the city of the tramp
nuisance. One is hardly ever seen now.
Today has not been as pleasant az
usual, a cold wind blowing from the
south with indications for another down
pour. Several days OF good soaking rain
would be of much benefit,
The removal of the old stable on the
southeast corner of Raymond avenue
and Colorado atreet and the erection of
q handsome brick business block will
improve this section very much. The
present building will be removed prior
to May 1st.
For Lent. salt Mackeral. shAd.