The herald., 1894-02-25
PASADENA.

PASADENA, Feb. 24.-NotwithstandinI
the fact that the coming municipal cleo
ton is over six weeks away it is the al
absorbing topic upon the streets at pres
eDt.
From present appearances there il
good prospect OF having three tickets in
the field, viz: A straight Republican,
Peoples party and Lincoln club ticket.
The following has been issued on this
line which ia self-explanstory
We, the undersigned Republican elect
ors OF the city of Pasadena. CAL, know.
ing that there is no Republican central
COMMITTEES for said city, and believing
that the Republican organization should
as such, interest itself in the manage
ment OF municipal affairs as well aa those
of county, state and nation, recommend
to the Republicans of the city of Pasa-
dena that such action by the party be
inaugurated and hereafter continued,
and to that end, and for the purpose OF
creating CITY organization of the party,
hereby recommend that the Republican
electors of the four wards of the city
meet at z 80 O'Clock p. M, on the 2Sth
day OF February, 1894, in their respective
wards in the following places:
Those in the First ward at P. L. V. L.
& W. Co.'s office; those in the Second
ward at recorders court room; those in
the Third ward at board OF trade room
and those in the Fourth wardIat Athlet-
ic club room; and there nominate and
elect % delegates Chat is, % delegates
from each ward), to a Republican city
convention to be held in Williams hall,
in said city, on the I'd day Of March,
.Q0 tnw Il
placing in nomination full Republican
ticket TO be voted for and elected at the
next municipal election, to wit: Three
trustees for the city, CITY clerk, a city
marshal and q city treasurer, and for
the further purpose of appointing city
central committee to be composed of az
many Republican electors from each
ward as shall be deemed best by the
convention.
All Republican electors within the
city of Pasadena are earnestly requested
and cordially Invited 70 C5 present ana
participate in their respective wards in
the said meetings for the election of
delegates tosuch convention.
Dated at Pasadena, Call, Feb. %, 1894.
B. F. Bah, Lionel SHELDON, G. Roscoe
Thomas, N. White, f.. r. Harris, G. D.
Sargent. E. @. Griffith, Austin Munger,
J. F. Brewer, p. o. Prince, n. L. Under
wood, Elon White, BENZ. Jarvis, W. A.
Heiss. J. D. Gaylord, O. r. Thomas, w.
S. Wright, A. Wakeley, G. s. Howard,
]. v. Carson, J. ]. Allen, Delos Arnold.
s. Rosenberger, E. s. Rosen berger. J.W.
Beebe. @. K. Myers. A. G. Drake. A.
DeForest. H. W. Magee, N. A. Dalrym-
pie, John Burrill, F. F. Rowland, R. B.
Conover, George 3. Turner, W. W. Web
ster, Stephen Helen, S. ]. White, Il. F.
Hardwick. I. Farley, John P. Helen, G.
E. Brooks, j. R. Brown, l. N. Seares, ].
Fulton, ]. P. Bsnghsm. S. j. Perrins, G.
B. Booth, f. L. Gilman, s. F. Bang
ham, G. w. Ritzman, s. Risdon Lip
pincott, Samuel R. Lippincott, W. W.
Benedict, E. A. Walker, George ].
Brenner, NJ. G. Hester, W. G. Benedict,
W. r. Stats, G. M. Skillen, Arthur L.
r. Williams. Nj. P. Green H. j. Vail,
John n. Vail, Il. W. Morse, c. U. Bun.
mel, A. M. Elson, James II. Cambell, M.
E. Davis, X. II. Williams, E. s. Frost.
Allia P. Higgins, w. H, Wakeley, @. A.
Willard, George T. Downing, A. W.
Roche, S. G. Penney, F. j. Woodbury.,
g. D. Patton, ]. H. Walbridge, E. F.
Marsh, H. G. Hotaling. j. B. Hughes,
w. H. Conrad, H. F. Goodwin, @. @.
Brown, Fred Swift, Charles Legge, G. S.
Mathew. G. II. Richardson, F. L. Jones,
ID. Cordsy.
CHURCH SERVICES.
At the First M. Il. church today, Rev.
Clark Crawford will preach in the morn
ing on the theme. The Christian Obliga-
ton, and in the evening Rev. George
W. White, presiding elder of the Los
Angeles district, will occupy the pulpit.
At the Baptist church, Rev. A. ].
Frost, D. D., oil San Bernardino, one of
the great preachers and lecturers of the
Baptist denomination, will preach morn
ing and evening, in exchange with the
pastor, Rev. E. @. Harris.
at the meeting OF tie Young Mems
Christian association, Sunday afternoon,
Rev. w. R. Jones will deliver an address
to men. Strong's hall. at O'Clock.
Young men are invited.
At this Universalist church, Sunday.
February 25sh-Preaching bv Rev. Flor
ence Kolock. Subject, morning, The
Golden Age y SubjecE, evening, Does
Religion Pay"
at the Christian church, corner North
Fair Oaks avenue and Mary street, T.
d. GarTin, pastor. Morning theme
lis There m II in the Way ~ 7 80 o,
M, the 18th lecture OF the course; sub
ject, do the points of agreement among
religious bodies furnish sufficient
grounds for organic union?"
ADJUSTMENTS.
The coming week promises to be- a
buaY one SO far as anlusements are con.
cerned. The Chicago Ladies' quartstte
will give concet st the tabernacle
Tuesday evening, which will doubtless
attract large crowd. The quartette ia
spoken OF very highly.
The Grover company closed very
succaasfui three-nights' engagement here
this evening in a triple bill, giving Our
Boarding House, The Wolves and Pasa-
iens ~ Gaslight. The entertainment
'urnished by this company is oil high
order and deserves liberal patronage.
Sutton's IJncle Toms Cabin company
viii appear at the opera house next