The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-10
PASADENA,


Entertafn-Notes.
PASADENA, Aug. 8-The business men and
property owners on North Fair Oaks are rails
ing big kick, and with good cause, over the
delay OF the street railway company in putting
down their portion of the paving. The work
OF laying the cement base was completed by
Contractor Fairchild on the rest of the street
several days ago, and every days delay on the
part OF the company now means keeping the
street closed that much longer. The street car
people have been promising to start every day,
but so far their portion OF the street is innocent
OF either cement or asphaltum 1t is import
ant II good job is to be done, that all the as
phaltum lie put on at once, as otherwise an I'M
even surface will be the result. If the street
superintendent has any way of punching this
slow company into action, he will do the pub
lie favor by making an immediate applica-
ton OF the same. The delay is expensive to
the business men, and unnecessary.
COMPANY ENcAMPMENT.
In accordance with orders from regimental
headquarters the order No. 10 has been issued
to members of Company B in substance as fol-
lows:
In compliance with regimental orders No.
IL, from headquarters Seventh infantry N. G.
c., this company will assemble at their armory
on Monday, August Goth, at z o clock a. IN. to
go into camp at Santa Monica.
Men will be allowed u hand satchel and roll
Of blankets. All baggage and blankets must be
plainly marked with name, company aud regi-
ment No citizens clothing. will be allowed in
camp, except overcoats. All baggage must be
at armory not later than 8 p. IN. on Sunday.
August 10Th.
Men must provide themselves with the regu-
lation standing collar in camp. Men will re-
port on Monday dressed in the regulation SER
vice uniform, that is, hats, leggins, haversacks
and canteens. Donot wear the regulation col
lar at that time, but take them with baggage. :
All members of this company must attend
this encampment. No excuses will be taken Tor
non-attendance at camp. A fine OF P1 per day
will be assessed and collected from all men,
bers who do not report Tor camp
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR MEET,
very interesting session of Pasadena CON-
mandery Knights Templsr, followed by BAN
quet. was held last evening. Prominent
knights were present from neghboring places,
Knights Temp Right Eminent Sir Frank w.
Sumner and staff. Owing to the accident on
the 5. p. train the visitors did not arrive until
10 O'Clock, but made up for lost time later.
Among those present were Eminent Sir I. III.
Ward, grand generalissimo; Eminent Sir Rob-
ert Nj. Powers of San Diego, grand senior war
den and inspector; Sir Hervey Lindley, emin.
ent commander of Cpur de Lion Commandery
of Los Angeles. and Sir A. Morgan, past com.
mander of San Diego commandery. Among
| other visitors present was Sir w. +. Blocki q
| 80 degree Mason of Chicago.
NOTES.
j. Mcguire returned today from San Diego
| Prof. NJ. NJ. Parker came over this morning
from the island.
Mr. George Doty expects to leave for the
east soon to enter the Boston Polytechnic in
| stitute.
| City Treasurer c. II. Hotaling leaves in q
| few days for an extended eastern trip, includ
| ing stop at his old home in Green county
| N. Y.
Station A. at North Pasadena, will be ready
| for business by August 18th. This branch
| will prove great convenience to the residents
| of that section.
NJ. L. Wood goes east next week in company
| with Mr. Hotaling.
Mrs. Parker and family leave tomorrow fol
| Catalina. Grace Monroe will accompany
| them.
| ton at Long Beach.
Mr. Bishop of tho firm of Bishop, Cross &
Pierce is spoken of as a candidate for justice
| of the peace on the Populist ticket.
| Mr.. Robert Allen has taken charge of the
telephone exchange during the absence o.
| Mr.. Willard.
ton are being sent out by Clerk Dyer.