The herald., 1894-06-21
NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS
High School Commencement
Exercises at Pasadena.
Santa Ana Citizens Enjoy an Excur.
sion TO Chino.
News Notes From San Bsrnardino, Long
Beach, Santa Monies, Ki-
vera and Ava
Ion.

IAbADENAt Juu6 no unOuCC'
ment exercises of the Pasadena high
school will be held Tuesday evening
next in the Grand opera house. The
exercises will be of the usual interest.
ing character, and OF course every one
will want to be on hand to see the
young buds prepare to commence. The
programme will consist of essays and
reel tations by members of the class. in.
terspersed with music under direction
OF Prof. Kyle. The class have issued in
vitations to their families and immedi-
ate friends for whom seats will be re.
served in the lower portion of tho house.
1t is, however, essential that holders OF
invitations be present before s o'clock,
as seats will not be held after that hour.
The class this year 10 one OF the largest
ever graduated from the high school
here, consisting of 10 students, az fol-
lows:
Literary-Eugenis Boynton Hender.
son, Edith Louise Hill, Grace Longley,
Alice Palmer Marston, Marie Markham,
Mary Scott Ogden, Mary Moulton Parker,
Nettie Underwood, Lillian Eva Wilton,
Bessie Harton Yocum, Marcia Jessie
York.
Scientific-Irving Cowan Allen, Ralph
Arnold, Charles Frederick Buchanan,
Charles Edward Groesbsck. A rchelaus
Price. Wacil Randall, John Speer Steven
son, Mary Wright.
THOSE RAILWAY TRAINS.
The question of how to properly regu-
late the running OF trains in the city
limits is at present creating considerable
interest, and appears to be decidedly
hard nut to crack. An ordinance is now
before the council requiring that speed
of not more than eight miles an hour be
maintained anywhere within the city.
This, if passed and enforced, will settle
the matter so far as the safety OF the
travelling public ia concerned, but will
greatly increase the running time be-
tween this city and Los Angeles, which
is to be regretted, as too much time lie
already taken. A noticeable improve
ment has been made in the speed of
Santa Fe trains since this matter has
been agitated, especially across Colo
RADIO street, where the chief danger lay.
If they would keep down to the present
speed the necessity of gates would be
done away with.
NEW TINE CARD.
Commencing Sunday next the Term
inal company will put into effect a new
time card. The following changes will
interest Pasadena people:
Between Los Angeles and Pasadena
the train has been changed from IL q.
N. to 10 80 a. M, and the theater train
leaving at IL lis has been changed to
IL 80 p. M, and will not wait until after
that time IS heretofore; and on Sunday
night it will leave at 8 80 p. M, and re-
turning leave Pasadena at :l5 p. M.
Three trains week days at q. m, 40
and 4 p. m. for Mount Lowe, and an nd
dtional train at 1920 a. m. Sundays
will be run.
E. Anderson will spend 10 days in the
county Jail, By special request of Justice
Merriam. The charge was disturbing
the peace.
No plans have yet been accepted for
the Lake-avenue school house. The
building will be about the size OF Wilson
school, and will contain eight large
roome.
The firm OF Craig Bros. & Kelley has
dissolved, Mr.. Kelley purchasing the
entire stock and hereafter will person
ally conduct the business.
J. w. Hall is back from an extended
outing at Catalina island. His health
has been much improved.
James q. Clark, who has endeared
himself to all Passdenans who have
heard him, will sing in the M. E. taber-
nacle on Monday evening. June 25th.
He will be assisted by local talent. The
proceeds are to be shared with the
Mountain Children's home. Tickets 25
cents. on sale at Glasscock's.