The herald., 1894-08-01
PASADENA.
Terminal Railway RAtss-visitors {
Catalina.

<ASsAS A%ANAAs
Terminal Railway Ratss-visitors to
Catalina.
PASADENA, July 3l.-At the Monday
afternoon meeting OF the city council the
following Communication was received
from General Manager J. B. Burnett OF
the Terminal railroad
II regret that / am compelled to re-
quest your board to again postpone the
consideration of the question OF fares for
another week, as our attorney. L. Il.
Gibbon, has not vet returned. He has
been in Washington. exerting himself in
q matter of Importance to oil Southern
California, and will not reach homo for
two or three days yet. In matter OF 80
much Importance to us, it 10 OF conse-
ousnce necessary that we should clearly
understand what our legal obligations
are before committing ourselves to any
action, and have no doubt your board
will allow US the opportunity OF consult-
ing our attorney before definite action is
taken"
The letter was. upon motion, ordered
filed, and the request granted.
There has been considerable mplaint
about the non-action OF the council in
t0lB mAtLoIs huu ~ Ao W 10 AOpCQ tAuu
there will be no further delay. The rates
thrown up.
The council also ordered at the same
meeting that the space between the
street car tracks and for two feet on
each side be paved on Fair Oaks, be-
tween Colorado and Union, and that
the work be done at the same timo the
rest OF the street is being paved. This
matter is q most important one as it is
desirable that the work should Hll be
done at once in order to insure good
job.
THE ISLAND.
Catalina continues to attract large
numbers from Pasadena. and the crowd
of visitors grows larger as the season
advances. Reports from the island
ARMSTRONG have 15O barracudas weigh
ing 1400 pounds. credited up to them as
the result of one days catch. Messrs.
Bell and j. s. Torrance captured the
largest jewish of the season, weight
400 pounds. Mr.. Darling OF this city also
brought in one of the mammoth fellows
which excited much admiration among
the fishers.
Mr.. Case, who has been spending two
months on the island. returned home
this morning to prepare for his return to
the state uniyersity.
Among other Pssadenans who returned
today were DR.. Pristie, S. Locke and G..
F. Granger.
Henry Newby. teller OF the First Ma
tional bank. is spending = week at the
Wooster cottage.
DR.. and Mrs. Summers and daughter
are among the guests at the Grand View.
Prot. Evans is over for tho season, a.
are Mrs. Atwood and daughter Jennie.
Mrs. Kidder and daughter May are co.
cupying the smaller Wooster cottage.
Major Nolan, accompanied by Miss
Florence Nolan, was over ON Sunday and
made arrangements for an extended stay
later in the zeaeon.
Mr.. Mennig. formerly OF Pasadena, ia
managing the affairs of the Banning
company on the island in q very salts.
factory manner.
Frank Lowe, the genial assistant gen
eral passenger and freight agent. also a
resident of Pasadena. made brief trip
over ON Sunday.
Major Skillen returned yesterday for
q ahort stay. He will return later, &C.
companied by his son Ralph.
r. Scudder and family are comfortably
settled for six weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hurlbut and daughter
are among the guests at the Metropole.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. Hull, ali of
whom will make an extended stsy.
NOTES.
Mrs. 8. G. Clark and children leave
tomorrow for an outing in Santa Bar.
bsra county.
Fred Sears left yesterday for Berkeley.
to resume his studies In the university
at that place.
DIR. Berry and family go to Long Beach
tomorrow for an extended stay.
Mrs. Lacy. accompanied by her two
daughters, went up Wilson's peak to-
day.
DR.. W. B. Rowland and family re-
turned from a delightful sshy at Long
Beach today.
Mrs. E. L. Farris was among yester-
days passengers from the east.
Mr.. o. j.. Bacon OF South Pasadena
leaves for Western Kansas in q few days
on business.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
electric road between this city and Los
Angeles. At the present rate cars will
be running by November lat.
street Superintendent Buchanan has
appointed r. Williams as assistan. in
supervising ths paving on North Fair
Oaks avenue.
Inere is an inward tendency in the
fruit market, and growers will do we'll
not to sell their goods too early.
party. consisting OF H. II. Rose, R.
=. Thomas and Mr.. Puesser went up to
San Gabriel cafion yesterday on q two
weeks' fishing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Dennis are off today
for San Francisco, where Mr.. Dennis
goes to take charge of active Maccabee
work IN the northern part of the state.
Mr. Frank Pollsy, secretary OF Throop
polytechnic institute, goes over to Csta-
ina in few days for months stay.
A series OF prayer meetings are 6eino
held in the n. 4. church every morning
this week from s to . am. A cordial in
Ntation 10 extended to sll to attend.