The herald., 1894-06-01
PASADENA.

School Election Today-A New Number
tug system Wanted--Sociai Events.
PASADENA, May 31.-Tomorrow, Fri
day, the voters of this district will be
called upon to elect school trustee and
to decide whether or not they wish $780,
600 issued in bonds for the purpose OF
purchasing two additional school sites
and erecting upon one Of them an eight
room building. There is little opposi-
ton to the bonds and they will prob
ably go through. There is no question
as to the necessity of another building
the only point being as to whether it is
best to purchase the additional site as
proposed at the present time or wait
until later. The polls will be open from
q. m. to p. m, the Wilson school
building being the voting place. The
matter under consideration is OF much
importance and there should be good
turn out OF voters. The name OF Hon.
De Los Arnold is the only one that has
been mentioned in connection with the
position of trustee, and it ia probable
that he will be elected with no oppoHi-
ton.
THE NUMBERING MIDDLE.
1t ia to be hoped that the present agi-
tation in regard to our system, or rather
lack of system, In street numbering will
result In some action being taken by the
council to straighten the matter out.
Several months ago the HERALD called
attention to the terribly mixed condi-
ton Of tho numbers, and urged that
something be done TO remedy ma tiers.
Indeed IL has been a standing complaint
for years, but no one has taken enough
interest in it to find remedy. The
present ordinance provides q fine for
failure to comply with its provisions,
but no attempt 80 far as known has
ever been made to enforce it. 1t is
probable that some action will be taken
at next Mondays meeting OF the board.
NOTES.
Mrs. DR.. Summers and daughter are
expected to arrive in q few days from
Chicago. DIR. Summers will come out
later. The family expect to remain
permanently in Pasadena.
A social will be given in the Presby-
terrain church parlors tomorrow evening
by the Young Peoples society. An
unusually good programme has been
arranged.
The last meeting OF the Shakespear 9
club, for the season, will be held Friday
afternoon. Goethe will be the subject.
A iull attendance OF members Ia desired.
IA cyl -A-.HAr nf rain favored this Sec
ton last night, continuing daring shv
forenoon today.
Mr.. Frank Hearn, delegate from Pas
sdena to the annual meeting Of the
grand lodge, X. of p, at San Jose, re-
turned home last evening.
Another carload of rails to be used on
the electric road arrived this morning,
and are being put into place "a rapidly
as possible. The company evidently
means business.
The regular weekly lecture of Rev.
Webster OF Long Beach was delivered at
the UniversAlist church this evening.
These lectures are upon economics. and
are attracting much attention among the
thinking people Of this place.
The following officers have been elected
by the K. of P. lodge for the ensuing
term, l.. L. Test, O. G.; T. D. Allen,
V. O.; O. @. Brown, p; II. r. Sutliff,
NJ. A.; @. A. Richardson, M. of W.; @.
81. Randall. trustee.
The marriage of Charles H. Pearson
aud Miss Jessie FL. Stern took place
yesterday evening at the home of the
groom. on West Villa street. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Wood Of
the Christian church, only few per-
sonal friends being present. Both the
young people have many friends in this
city. They have taken rooms in the
Wooster block.