The herald., 1894-07-25

compliance with the provisions OF the
code relating to the issuance Of bonds oil
this character.
This. of course, means that another
election must be held and q new issue oil
bonds voted on. Az to the name, the
board will act on that matter at It's next
meeting.
THE COURTS.
A lively row occurred on South FAR
Oaks avenue last evening when man
by the name of W. ]. N cNsil started out
to clean out crowd with the assistance
of good sized jag and big rock. he
first attempted to borrow dime from
Mr.. Gay with which to get drink. Be.
ing refused he started In to clean out
the crowd. During the course OF the
skirmish Mr.. Gay was hit In the head
with a rock and the scalp cut open.
Several out side parties got mixed up In
the row before it ended and three were
up before Recorder Hossiter this morn
ing, charged with disturbing the peace.
They were let off with fine OF 50 each.
A fellow by the name Of Chas. Mcneil
was aleo asked NJ before the recorder
charged with vagrancy. AS he showed
O DISPOSITION to work, the court turned
him loose.
Three vags were given FIVE days each
by Justice Lawrence this morning. Inc
arrests were made by Constable Nose
worthy.
K. T. NJ. ENTERTAINMENT.
The following officers were instelled
at meeting OF Pasadena Tent No. l, Is.
o. T. NJ, last evening. Grand Sir
Knight Commander Dennis acted as in
stalling officer, assisted by Grand Pre-
late Sir knight Munson and Grand Mas
ter at Arms Sir knight Schmidt: w.
O. Taber, G.; P. @. Prince, L. g.; ". 5.
Aubaugh, sergeant; ]. G. Hof, prelate /;
J. Plant, M. at A.. -. Lincoln, first M.
Of g.. J. Clark, second NJ. of G. Two
new members were initiated.
NOTES.
A. B. Monahan has gone to Pima
county, Ariz.. to take charge OF the
mining interests OF l.. j. Rose.
The arrival Of baby boy is noted at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Gibbs.
DR.. and Mrs. James will drive down
to Long Beach tomorrow. Their daugh-
ters, who have been spending some time
there, will return on Thursdsy.
The funeral of Rev. Or. Stewart AT
tho residence Of Mr.. Dsggett, on Orange
Grove this afternoon, was largely at.
tended, many coming out from Los An.
geles.
A carload OF lemons was sent out by
the Pasadena fruit exchange to Denver
today.
Mrs. H. H. Rose gives a card party to
the young society people tomorrow even.
ing in honor of her nephew, Augustus
Rugglea.
A pleasant birthday party WAS given
Evans yesterday in homo. of the eleventh
birthday OF their daughter Helen. Ele-
giant refreshments were served and the
young people enjoyed themselves i'm
menseiy: Among those present were
Misses Helen @. Evans, Mabel Gould
Edna Gearhart, Beulah Haekell, Maud
Mendenhal, Dora X stchum, Nellie Ward
Dora Clark, Grace Sutlitf, Arlie Collins
Carrie Collins. Ruth Evans.
About 10 members of the Pasadens
Odd Follows lodge visited the East Side
lodge of that order this evening and
were Hospitality entertained.
Councilman Sherman Washburn went
down to Long Beach today for a shor,
etGy. This makes two of our council
men at this resort, Mr.. Weed having
bsen there some time.
Arrangements have been made to hold
the 8:05 Terminal train until 10 80 or
Thursday evening next, for the accomo
dation OF Los Angeles friends who wish
to attend the entertainment. given [
the Order of Eastern Star on that even
inc