The herald., 1894-01-15
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PASADENA.
Tho Tramp Problem Further Discussed
Notes and News.


Notes and News.
PASADENA, Jan. IA meeting OF the
committee appointed by the board of
trade to take charge of the subscriptions
for the midwinter fair will be held in
DIR. M. Green's Office tomorrow (Mon-
day. morning at 10 o'clock, when some
definite line of action will be decided
upon. The subscription list has already
a good stsrter in something over $1,000
raised at the board of trade meeting
Saturday, and this sum will probably
be largely increased during the next
few days. The matter is one OF much
Importance to the community. and the
committee should receive all assistance
possible in carrying on the work.
Another committee appointed by the
board of trade will also hold a meeting
Monday morning, the one having
charge of the tramp question. In re-
sponse to an invitation from President
Weed, conference will be held with
the city council at 10 o'clock, when
some plan for furnishing work for the
unemployed under direction of the city
officials will be decided upon. The
matter is most serious one, and will
require come very clear heads to satis-
factorily settle it.
However, the council is the only body
which has authority to move in the
matter. and the community in general
is looking to them for relief.
COLLAR AND SUNNY SMILE.
Officer Galtman, when he was making
his usual rounds about 10 o'clock this
morning, his attention was attracted by
a most frightful crashing OF glass in the
vicinity OF Colorado street and Mills
alley.
Starting out to find out what was the
trouble he found the noise was caused
by plaHterer who roomsi in the Ward
block, named Tom Sanford, throwing
his room mate through the window out
upon the cement sidewalk. Fortunately
the room was on the fret floor or the
man would have broken his neck in the
fall.
AS it was he was considerably bruised
in his mid-air flight accompanied by
the window, sash and all.
When the officers arrived on the scene
Sanford was parsding up and down the
sidewalk clothed in collar. necktie and
a sunny smile, emitting warwhoops in
the latest approved etyle, and stopping
occasionally to endeavor to get into an
other mans room located in the same
block.
The fellow was promptly collared and
marched off to the lookup, accompanied
by his decidedly abbreviated wardrobe,
where he was invited to make himself
as comfortable as possible under the
circumstances.
This morning his partner of the
window-sash fame came around and
bailed him out, at the same time bring
ing around the missing portions of his
wardrobe. The psrtner-ej by the
window route will come up before Re-
corder Rossiter tomorrow morning for
trial.
wiEDFALL.
An old soldier named Charles Everitt,
who has been eking out bare ex-
istence doing odd jobs around town for
several years past, has just received
notice from Washington that his appli-
cation to be placed on the retired list
had been allowed from the date of his
discharge from the army, some 10 or II
years ago.
He is given $36 per month for that
period, amounting in all to about $4,000.
his life in the United States navy, and
fully deserves the windfall which comes
in time when he most needs it and
will enable him to spend the remainder
of his days in ease.
AN EXCELLENT SELECTION.
Through an oversight the election
yesterday of Mr.. Jones to the position of
cashier of the Pasadena National bank
by the directory of that institution was
omitted in Saturdays news items.
Mr.. Jones has been connected with
the bank for a number of years, is
thoroughly acquainted with the work
ings of the bank. and better selection
could not have been made.
The Pasadena National has made
rapid progress during the past year un-
der the present management, and
prosperous year is doubtless ahead.
NOTES.
Council meeting tomorrow (Monday)
afternoon at O'Clock.
Two of the four toughe arrested for
trying to get into the freight depot Fri
day evening will be up before Recorder
Rosster tomorrow.
Large audiences were in attendance
at the various places of worship today.
The Salvation army is assuming large
proportions of late, making formidable
army when marahaled out for parade.
Eastern visitors continue to arrive on
every overland. although as yet there
has been no very great rush. Our board.
ing houses and most OF the hotels, how
ever, have all they can accommodate.