The herald., 1894-10-30
PASADENA UP TO DATE
Pomona Councilrnen Take In
the City.
A Big Democratic Rally on Thurs
day Eve uing.
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leading citizens were down mere inspect
ing the street paving with a view OF
having q number OF blocks paved in
that city. The visitors came ont on the
Terminal road at 1925. after having
spent the morning in Los Angeles look-
ing over the PAYMENTS. They immedi-
ately repaired to the Hotel Green,
where n elegant lunch was served. All
were guests OF Contractor j. A. Fair
rhild. vino has constructed tine excsl-
lent pave ments of which we boast, in
rluding the members of the city coun~
Gil. Clerk Dyer, Attorney w. E. Arthur.
Street Superintendent Buchanan and
Messrs. Nj cQuiIling, Clarke. Fish, Nc
Donald. Ds Thomas, Mr.. Coleman of the
Star and the HERALD representative.
The viaiturs consisted of Councilmen
Gallup. Hubbard, Hutchinson, GRADER
and Elliott, Superintendent of Streets
Petty. Clsri Garthside, Attorney Bell
and tbs following prominent citizens.
ali OF Pomon,,:
George He ath. +. III. Hutchinson, o..
Sweet, A. II. TUFTS. w. II. Sanders, S.
i. Owen, j. .7s. McComss, Phil Stein,
A. OsQoodby, III. Davis. J. U. league,
g. 81 Sumner, G. G. johnson, J. r.
Garthside, F.. f. White. Lewis Weight,
4. j. Martin, G.. A. Steffa. J. w. String
field. Cyrus Ban deck, b. Caldwell, Ira
F. White.
Following lunch two tally.ho coaches
and several carriaa ca conveyed the visit
ora about the city for an hour and
half going over y portion of the finer
residence streets. y stop was made at
the FIRE engine no use whore Mayor
Lukens had an alarm turned in, giving
the visitors q chance to see how quickly
the company could get out. From
there q return was msAle to the hotel
where q social time was enjoyed until
train time. The councilmen were all
much pleased with the pavement put
down BY Mr. Fsirchild, both In this
city and Los Angeles.
BAD BREAK.
The Star this evening contains hall
column report of the council meeting
this afternoon, in which the various
acts of that body are recorded i'll truly
solemn style. This would be all right
ordinarily, but for various good end sui
ficient reasons the council failed to hold
any session today. The report OF the
Star is dandy in many ways. The last
paragraph reads:
The Woman's Exchange, per ]. F.
Stansbury, asksd permission TO erect a
post and sign in front OF No. 81 East
Colorado street. Granted.
Doubtless the councilmen will be
pleased to notice that this request has
already been granted by the Star, as it
will not necessitats further action on
their part.
In many ways the report is unique and
original. showing. as it does, the rapid
advance made in journalism in the art
of mind reading.
BIG DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
The Democrats OF this city and vicin.
ity are arranging Tor big final rally on
Wednesday evening next, which prom
isees to eurpges anything of ths kind
held mere this season.
The committee having the matter in
charge will leave nothing undone to
make it complete success.
The brass band has been engaged, car
fares contracted for, and a general good
time may be looked for.
Tho meeting will be presided over by
the Hon. Joseph Simons. and the speak
ers will include Hon. w. A. Ryan, Gen.
John R. Matthews. Hon. JOHN +. Hum.
phries, Col. l. f. Messmors.
In addition to these gentlemen num-
ber of candidates will be present. Ev-
sryone should attend. Good speeches
and good music.
W. C, T. U. MEETING.
The w. G. L. U. will observe the ma
tional day of prayer aud celebrate the
21st birthday of the national organizs-
ton. Wednesday, at pm. in the Meth
odist church. Workers from Los Angeles
will be present, and the exercises
throughout will be of an interesting
character. At 7 80 pm, in connection
with the regular prayer service, Mrs. NJ.
p. Ferguson. of Peniel mission, Los An
geles. will give gospel temperance
Bible reading. Come and help us cele-
brate our majority.
NOTES.
Prof. Lowe and son, Thad, are ex-
pected home this week.
DR.. J. Nj. Radebaugh, who has been
in New York for the past summer, re-
turns home in few days.
Mr.. Walter Raymond arrived from
the east this morning and will superin-
tend come improvements at the big hotel.
The Valley Hunt club 10 arranging
for big time on Halloween night. A
party will be given at the club house on
WeeE Colorado street.
A hop will be given tomorrow evening
1t the Arroyo Vista home OF Mis-. Bangs
on South Grand avenue. A large mum
ber OF invitations have been sent out.
]. w. Clark OF San Francisco 10 at the
Green.
The Msccabees held very pleasant
social in GA. Il. hall this evening.
The council meets tomorrow after
noon. no session being held today on ac
count of the Pomona visitors.
Mrs. j. NJ. Cole, sister of d. S. Bas-
sett, arrived from the east yesterday and
will spend the winter here. Her hus-
band left San Francisco q few DAYS ago
for New Zealand, where no goes to look
after fortune left him by relative
some time ago.
Final arrangements have been COM
pleted for the Japanese tea by the
Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian
church. The tea will be held on Novem.
ber 9th, afternoon and evening, in the
church parlors.
Il. Williams has bsen appointed in
spector for the paving work On South
Fair Oaks.
M. @. Rogers OF the Pasadena National
bank 10 back from pleasant stay at the
Coronado hotel.
A meeting OF the Marengo Avenue
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