The herald., 1894-11-21
PASADENA UP TO DATE,
PrOperty Owners Insist on the
s. z. Paying Up.
Hotel Men of Southern California
Are Coming.
The Pirates or Peuzanoe-rhat Shortage
in the City Fands-
Personal Items and
News Notes.


Broadway over which the Southern Ps-
cific seeks to enter the city be Justly
recompensed for any damage that may
be incurred.
On thie point the Star says:
The fire has been pretty hot all along
she line, and the council has advanced
to the proposition of compensation to
property owners before granting the
franchise. which it 10 proposed to hold
st ail hazarda- This more the eitustion
is studied the more necessary it lie made
appsrent to all iair-minded citizens
that this is the true position TO occupy.
The franchise concerns. first of all, the
interested property owners; and, sec
ondly, the community at large. The
community, through it's representative.
the council. cennot reasonably put itself
in the position of protting at the expense
OF few OF ite members, but is justified
in taking all precautions to protect all
its members from injury. The COM
munity pats itself in the attitude to-
wards the few whose epecal interests
would be injured by saying TO them Ii
you are willing TO grant the Southern
Pacific the right for a consideration of
building a track up Broadway, we shall
be glad to extend the privilege of using
the street for this purpose; but upon
what terms you are willing to grant this
right we do not assume to dictate, nor
will we prejudice your case by giving
the railroad company possession of tho
street and leave you to settle with said
company afterwards on the best terms
you can get. If the company is not
willing to pay for the damage it will do
in coming mp the street, it is our duty
TO stand by the property owners until 1T
is willing to do so.
This much has not been expressed in
words in the council meetings, but such
@e take to be the meaning OF what has
heen said.
THE PIRATES Or PENzANCE.
On Thursday and Friday evenings OF
next week she Pasadena Opera club will
put on at the opera houae Gilbert &
Sullivan's tuueful opera. The Pirates of
PeDzance. The opera is being worked
up under direction of Prof. Q. w. Kyle,
and gives promise of being a very sue
cessful production. Among the prirc-
pals arc several wall-known fav0Tites, il
addition TO a mum Der of new voices, and
the chorus is Cnnsually strong. Prof.
Lowinsky has BEEN engaged a5 director
OF the music. At rehearsal held in
Prof. Kyle'n studio last evening a greater
portion OF the opera was gone through
with in good shape. The first rehearsal
in the opera house will be held on Fri
day evening NEXT, followed by three
reheereals next week.
THAT SHORTAGE.
To prevent any Misunderstanding in
regard to $l36 Al shortage in the accounts
Of sx-Street superintendent @. @. Brown,
reported by the city experts, Jas. H.
Campbell and II. Newly, it ehould be
stated that the matSer is entirely one of
clerical error. and 1hat no blame at~
taches to Mr.. Brown IN the matter. He
knew nothing OF the shortage when no
went cut OF Office and was frat informed
of the error through the examination
just completed.
The matter will be adjusted in a few
days as soon as Mr.. Brown determines
how the deficiency came about.
The HOTEL MEN.
On Thursday next the hotel men OF
Southern California, from far and near,
will gather in this city, and ii the pros
eramme is carried out q delightful day
may bs assured all.
The party arrives over the Santa F5 at
9 80 O'Clock, and will be driven over
the city, stopping at the Painter hotel
for lunch. aud later trip will be taken
over the Mt. Lowe railway.
Returning in the evening dinner will
ba served at the Green, followed by
social hop.
NOTES.
Mr.. Jordan is home from an extended
business trip to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Stevens are
smong the recent arrivals from Philsdel.
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Bray of San Fran
cisco ere at the Hotel Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Levy Of New Orleans
are in the city, arriving today.
Company B attended battalion drill in
Los Angeles tbia evening.
An interesting meeting of the Thurs-
day Evening club WAS held this evening
in the Universalist church.
II. M. Singer and family are among
the recent arrivals from Chicago.
George Baker, charged with battery,
was discharged by Recorder Roseiter
this morning.
4 number of guests from the Hotel
Green enjoyed tallyho ride TO Bald.
wins ranch this morning.
The new pipe organ for the Universal.
ist church arrived today. 1t was built
by George S. Hutchine, and is said to be
a very superior instrument. 1t is now
being put in place, which will take
about two weeks.
The fair to be given by the ladies of
All Saints church Thursday and Friday
Of this week lie attracting much atten.
lion.
Haverly'a MINISTRIES are the next at
traction at tie opera house on Thursday
evening next. They are old feyoritss
and Will call out big house.
Mr.. ana Mra. Shields and daughter Of
Canton, Oak, arc among the recent ar
rivals Tor the winter. They are visiting
their old friends. Mr.. and Mrs. A, X
Nssh.
A very pleasant reception was ten
dered Rev. Ii. Z Ward, pastor of the
Christian church, and wife, by members
OF the congregation and friends this
evening.
The church was very prettily decor
oted for the occasion, and short pro. |
gramme was given. Mr.. Ward has inst
assumed charge of the church. filling
the vacancy ceused by Rev. Garvin's re- i
moval TO Honolulu.
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