The herald., 1894-05-17
PASADENA.
A Bright Outlook for the summer-A
Case Settled.

PASADENA, May 10y nile there le no
room in Pasadena for more mechanics
or unskilled laborers, the citizens Of this
city can congratulate themselves upon
the general prosperity which exists IL
spite OF the universal depression. This
ia showing in many ways. The amount
OF building which is going on here al
present 10 surprising, considering the
conditions elsew here, and our home
mechanics are generally well employed
at good wages. From plans now in the
architects offices it appears that there
is not going to be much OF q let up in
building during the coming summer.
But business and residence structures
are going up rapidly. Colorado street
alone has bali dozen business houses
in process of erection or contemplated
in the near future. Upon the whole,
the outlook for Pasadena during the
coming summer is much better than
could be reasonably expected, while the
prospects are for q very prosperous sea-
son next winter.
FIXED UP.
The war which has been raging among
the colored brethren since the fight in
w llllhhc A6il h0uO W0oho hkpy a0llAk
q colored entertainment. came to an
end today by the dismissal Of the case
against William Prince for disturbing
the peace, in Justice Merriam's court.
The trouble arose through Hance Tur-
ner, q mulatto, who cut several persons
and WAS arrested, but not convicted.
He then swore out q warrant against
Prince, claiming that be drew pistol
on him. This case WAS today dismissed
upon motion OF the prosecution. ending
the difficulty.
NOTES.
Mrs. A. O. Drake left for the east this
morning, a party Of friends from Pomo-
ma accompanying her.
. City Attorney W. E. Arthur, accom-
panied by his wife and sister, returned
today from a ebert visit to San Fran
cisco.
Prof. q. H. Keyes arrived this after
noon from San Francisco, where he has
been on bueiness connected with the
Tnroop Poly technic institute.
The residence of L. g. Penny, ON North
Marengo aysnus, has been sold to Elias
Moses, formerly Of Minneapolis, for
$4,000.
The little son of Mrs. Cowell was un-
fortunate enough to break his arm while
playing yesterday afternoon. The limb
was set by DR.. Dalrymple.
The new hotel on Echo mountain Is
beginning to loom up in great style.
With its illuminated tin roof it promises
to become a landmark visible for miles
around.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Tubbs have taken
charge of Hotel Rubio for the summer.
The warm season will send thousands
to this popular resort
meeting of the Junior Order of
American Mechanics will be held in the
K. of p. hall Thursday evening. This
organization has recently been started
here and ia gaining rapidly in MEM
bership.
Mr.. Armour, superintendent OF the
Florence home of Los Angeles. addressed
a meeting at the Presbyterian church
this evening upon the work carried on
by the institution.
A party left yesterday to attend the
state Prohibition convention at Oakland,
consisting of Messrs. III. N. Fsrney,
James Campbell, Charles Glass, Fill
man Hopson, DR.. 9. V. Belknap and
j. M. Glass.
Messrs. L. @. Torrance, g. H. Beck
and A. Conger are off on a fishing trip
up the San Gahrie! csaeI. They will
make their hsadq uarters at the camp of
the Pasadena Bait club.
Governor Markham arrived home
from Sacramento yesterday and will
spend few days visiting before return
ing to work at the state capital.
The delightful weather which has
followed the rain fully makes up for the
disagreeable season which proceeded it.
Young Mems Christian Association
lyceum, No. $50, S. s. A., will hold its
regular meeting Thursday evening, May
18th, in Strong's hall at O'Clock. GEN
eral subject of the evening: The Pub
lie School. Papers on sub-topics will be
read by members OF the lyceum.
On Thursday evening, next, Rev. r.
M. Webster of Long Beach will give the
second of series OF lectures, at the
Universalist church, upon economics.
Interest will be the special subject
treated, being continuation of the last
lecture. Excellent music has been ar
ranged for, and a cordial invitation is
extended to the public.
About rs delegates from this city will
attend the Christian Endeavor conven-
ton at Riverside. which commences
Thursday of this week. Prominent
workers in the cause will be present
from all parts of the state, and an inter-
eeting session is looked for.
The adjourned meeting OF the prop
erty owners contemplating improve
ments on South Marengo avenue will be
held at the board of trade rooms on
Thursday, the 18th inst, at 8 pm, at
which time the reports OF the committee
appointed to suggest the line of improve
ments for the consideration of those
owning frontsge along said avenue will
be submitted to said meeting. Lot there
bo nnnd nh nd of al i.aA