The herald., 1894-10-26
YESTERDAYS NEWS At PASADENA
. The Political Situation Briefly
Summed Up.
Three Marriages in One Even
ing.
Young Garibaldi Goes to the whittier
School - Death of MIR. Erus.
berger - Notes and
Personals.

all prevailing subject OF discussion in
this city at present, and the pot will
doubtless begin to boil at lively rate
before the 9th OF November next. The
q justice of the peace fight among the Re-
publican brethran is the most amusing
thing abont the local campaign. There
r,a are four Republicans in the field. two
regular nominees and two bolters, one
lo. Democrat and one Populiat, and to wit
u mess the rumpus kicked up in the Re-
). publican camp over the Office, one would
I, be led to suppose governorHhip at
q" least was the prize to be attained. In
deed, the Republicans have so split up
their vote that it Is highly probable that
none of their men will be elected.
JUSTICE Lawrence, the incumbent, ls
fighting hard against the regular ticket
e for election, and Judge Terry will poll
81 good vote, drawing largely from the Pro-
)n hibltionisrs. Peter Steil, the Democratic
nominee, and Mr.. Bishop, the Peoples
party man, are each making good
fight and their chances OF coming IN
winners are good, even in Republican
Pasadena, In spite OF the howl
which the Republicans are making
here about the large vote they ara
going to run in this fall the leaders are
not confident az they would have the
public suppose. This is especially 30
with the candidacy OF James McLach-
Ian, who fails to hold the vote OF his
party even in this city, which 10 his
home.
There ie a adisaatiefied element. spring
ing out of the jobberieH at the late
county convention, which is supposed
to make things lively for Nc about No
,ysavember 9th.
:, On Saturday evening next the Demo
M Gratis win hold Q meeting in the wigwam.
y A committee of local workers has the
matter in hand, and arrangements Will
be completed tomorrow. Mr.. George
s. Patton, Democratic nominee from the
Sixth congregational district, will de-
liver the address of the evening.
ELECTRIC ROAD SPARKS.
Work continues to progress rapidly on
the electric road between this city and
Los Angeles. Mr.. Clark, the pusher at
the Los Angeles end OF the works. was
in town today looking after the interests
of the company in the matter OF q fran
chise which is now in process OF passing
through the council. Colonel Fulton,
another electric road man, has recently
arrived from the east and will take
g. charge OF all the lines in the city which
the company has secured.
80 KELLY-M GowAN.
South Madison avenue WAS declded-
ly festive street last evening, no less
than two marriages taking place in sd-
dision to the Stats Visscher marriage
announced in today's HERALD. The
wedding Of Mr.. w. j. Kelley and Miss
Myra McGowaa was elebrated at the
home of Miss Stephenson, aunt of the
bride, ut 8 O'Clock last evening. Rev.
CLARK Crawford, of the M. E. church,
performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Kelley is one OF our puehing
young business men, and both the young
people have host of friends who join
in Wishing them all joy in their welded
lie.
The third event occurred at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ticket, 300 Adela ave-
nue.. The interested parties were Mr..
Frank f. Clark and Miss Nellie M.
Clark, who were married by Rev. CLARK
Il Crawford of the M. E. church.
The yonng couple left at 10 O'Clock for
Atlanta, Ca, where they will make their
+ home.
af NOTES.
riA Henry Garibaldi, boy OF 8 years, to
'ulJ' vry such historical name, was COM
,,aI tied to the Whittier state school by
r. CAaorder Rossiter today.
Jude& H. Frost has let the contract for a
artin w residence on Colorado street just
q the cdf Mr.. Vallette's.
rhe enth Lyman Alien and Mr.. Henry E.
ain by fhave formed a partnership in the
A. Mes@tate business.
,ssd. Y. G. Wharton James 10 getting out
sts' guide book Of Southern Cal
The conN death of Mr.. J. A. Ernsberger,
1t when NO years, occurred in this city yes-
g formNy. The funeral services VIII be
.d.n,;I, from the family residence on North
80 iston avenue.
aI'el Y sacial and entertainment was given
'n.ss' i he Knights OF Pythias in their hall
l.'eo ( evening.
an ol Gaines OF Sierra Madre WAS before
'ss: w rder Rossiter this morning. charged
'nslhIE malicious mischief, the outcome of
ooro mlnilv quarrel. The case will come
I ,r trial on Saturday.
he~cof no members and friends OF the First
our' vregational church will tender q re-
y. a. on to Rev. Pullsn at the church
'mmlt1 ors tomorrow, Friday. evening. Mr..
. "oiA an leaves fer San Francisco next
eHuene ork began today preparing South
sntion e
SAN BERNARDIN0.