The herald., 1894-07-14
NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS
The Usual Budget of Interesting
News From Pasadena.
Orange County's Assessment Shows
q Gratifying Increase.
News and Personal Notes From SAINTS
Monica, Terminal Island, Ban .
Bernardino aud Other
Points.

PASADENA, July 1S.-A meeting OF the
members and directors OF the board o.
trade was held in the Office of Wood &
Church, 81 East Colorado street, this
afternoon. Several matters OF import.
snce came up and considerable business
was transacted. The meeting was pre-
sided over by O. D. Daggett, while Theo
Coleman acted as eec-etary. N. H.
Weight, who had charge Of the Pasadena
exhibit at the midwinter fair, made a
report Of the expenditures and the wor
complished by the exhibit. Mr..
Weight said that great interest WAS
taken in the exhibition from this
section especially from Pasadena. The
Mt. Lowe railway model attracted much
attention. The expense account showed
deficiency OF $126.50 and upon mo-
ton the board of directors were instruct
ed to pay the amount. This covers all
the expenses incurred In the exhibit and
winda up the affairs in good shape. The
directors were aleo instructed tolshave
printed several thousand email PAM
phlete or folders descriptive OF Pasadena
and surroundings, and $3.50 was voted
to defray the expense of the same. The
pamphlets are to be similar to the ones
issued by the board several months
ago, the entire edition of which
hss been exhausted. The new edition
will, however, be more complete than
the last one, and will contain a large
amount OF interesting information rela-
tive to this section.
The committee on public streets and
parks waa instructed to make an inves-
tigation of the present laws, and to
ascertain whether there were any rela-
tive to protecting residence streets from
the encroachment of Objectionable bust
ness houses. They were also instructed
in case no such law exists to do all
possible to secure its passage. The COM
mittee will report ct the next regular
meeting.
NARROWING TALE.
The subscription liat OF the HERALD
in Pasadena grows beautifully larger as
the days roll along. Our delivery de-
partment ia kept on the jump to serve
all promptly, but new routes are being
organized and all will be looked after.
The decaying Times is fast falling
to the rear here az elsewhere in spite of
looking individual who has been can
wasting for this relic hero during the
past week has received such a warm"
welcome in his efforts that he he's at
last given up in despair. Many amus-
ing stories are told OF his wanderings in
back alleys and hasty exits over back
fences. But why keep up the narrowing
story lot the dead rest in peace.
NOTES.
Qaite party will 60 over to Catalina
tomorrow via the Terminal.
Ex-Councilman A. K. McQuilling and
family will 20 down to Long Beach to-
morrow to spend the summer.
Prof. L. L. Evans of the high school
faculty was among today's passengers
for the east. tEe
Mr.. G. @. Morrison expects to erect
handsome l0-rooin residence on South
Pasadena avenue, near the Congrega-
tional church.
The directors Of the Pasadena Mutual
Building and Loan association held a
business meeting this afternoon. The
society is in q feurishing condition.
A number of Pasadenans will attend
the lecture of Rt. Rev. George Mont
gemery, d. D., upon the Church and
State, at the cathedral in Los Angeles
Sunday evening next.
John A. Godfrey post No. SO, &. A. R.,
held meeting last night and passed
resolution rendering moral and physical
support to Governor Markham in en-
forcing law and order throughout the
state.
Z. L. Martin was up for disturbing
the peace this morning before Recorder
Rossiter. George L. Comstock being the
complaining witness. Martin paid
fine OF $40.
The Eolian elub's midsummer concert,
at the Hotel Green, this evening was we'll
attended and proved rare musical
treat. The programme was excellently
rendered.
The Tennessee jubilee singers will
give a concert ct the M. E. tabernacle
on Tuesday evening next. under the
auspices of the Ladiess Aid society of
the North Pasadena M. f. church.
The Mount Lowe Railway company
has issued handsome folder, descrip-
tive OF the road and the section of the
mountains which it tops.
Star: The $4,000 ak per cent school
bonds recently authorized by vote of
this district for building purposes, have
been sold by the supervisors to the
First National bank ct a premium for
the whole lot of 1868. The bonds are
payable in five installments of $4,000
each. The amount for which the bonds
were bid in will net the First National
81 per cent. payable semi-annually.
The remaining bids were as follows:
Pirtle rsal estate Office OF Los Angeles.
$62 80; N. s. Hellman of Los Angeles,
1926; 81. Aver & Son, Cleveland, $474;
N. w. Harris & Co.. Chicago, $3lO;
Isaac Springer q bopds). $40; DeVsn &
Rutledge Il bond), SIG.