The herald., 1894-01-11
PASADENA.
The Midwinter Fair Exhibit-The Cos
pei Union Busted.

pei Union Busted.
PASADENA, Jan. 1O.--It is high time that
Pasadena was bestirring herself if she is going
to make anything like showing at the mid
winter fair at S"n Francisco.
We have right at our hands abundant ma
terial to make splendid individual display in
addition to that of the general one from South
ern California. Time, however, is beginning
to figure very prominently in the matter and
whatever is to be done must be done at once.
Fully realizing this fact the board of trade
has appointed committee consisting of Pro-
fessor Keyes G. D. Daggett, w. U. Masters, J.
Wadsworth, Cal Hartwell, c. &; Brown, K;
Williams and M. H. Weight to take charge of
the matter and see that Pasadena has proper
representation at the fair.
Acting upon the suggestion of the board a
meeting of the committee has been called for
Saturday afternoon when several members OF
the county committee on the midwinter fair
will be present and discuss the matter OF CO.
operating with the people OF Pasadena in max
ing an exhibit Owing to the short time yet
remaining there is but little chance for many
meetings to be called and a large representa-.
tion of citizens is desired so the sentiment OF
the community towards the enterprise may be
learned.
At the same time a report will be received
from the committee appointed by the board to
devise some scheme for taking care of the de
serving workingmen out of employment in the
community and for Kidding the city OF the
gang of tramps which at present make travel
ing by night dangerous.
Both OF these matters are Of much interest
to the public generally and well attended
meeting should be the result.
A special meeting OF the committee on the
midwinter fair will be held at the board rooms
tomorrow friday morning at 8 O'Clock, pre-
sided over by Prof C. II. Keyes.
THE GOSPEL UNION NON EST.
Today Mrs. Banto, owner of the block corner
Fair Oaks and Dayton street, notified the Off
GERS of the Gospel Union that they must va
cate the premises, which was done, doubtless
much to the discomfort of the 100, more OF
less vags who have been making headquarters
| at the union rooms for the past month.
| The business men in the neighborhood are
| however, much relieved at the removal, as the
crowd has been very much OF nuisance. 1t is
not known whether or not the union viii OBJ
tain another room and continue the lodging
| business.
As fitting climax to the closing of the
mission number OF the hobos broke open the
| clothes chest and made off with everything in
| sight.
It is understood portion of the directors OF
| the mission are opposed to the lodging OF all
corners, and it is doubtful If the practice will
be continued as it is attracting tramps from
all sections to this city.
LEFT FOR GOOD.
| complaint was sworn out in Justice T.
Merriam's court last evening, charging Birdie
Powers and Maud Lowell with keeping dis
orderly house. The warrant was served by
Constable Swift and the pair brought into
court last night. Pending hearing both
were liberated on their own recogn1zance as
the Justice wouldn't have them locked up in
the city jail. This morning, as was expected,
they failed to put in an appearance, ana IT is
to be hoped have left for good. Both parties
have been up before on the same charge and
have given the police much trouble.
Until recently they kept a dsreputablee
house on Lincoln avenue near Fair OAKS, until
driven out by the officers, when they moved
into North Pasadena and were living there
when the complaint was lodged against them
by neighbors.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs INHALATION
An interesting installation of officers was
held at the Pasadena Lodge X. of p, lat even
ing, D. D., G. C. Ellwood officiating.
Following the business of the evening re-
freshments were served and social time en-
joyed. -
H. Randall, C. c.; Thos D. Allin, V. c.; Geo.
A. Richardson, NJ of W.; Chas {. Brown, pre-
late; Clayton d: Shaw, k. OF r. and s.. VIM;
Hollingsworth, l. G.; J. w. Alin, o. g.; N. A.
Dslrymple, J. e. Clarke, Frank S. Hearn,
trustees
One drunk was up before Recorder Rossiter
today He has now $4 less than he had.
BENJAMIN Hobson was severely injured by a
runaway yesterday.
Fellows and Rebekah lodges will be held on
Friday evening. large NUMBER oil invitations
have been issued
At meeting of the board of directors of the
Pasadena National bank last evening, Mr. l. I.
Lukens was elected to the presidency. Mr.
Lukens is one OF our foremost business men,
and q better selection could not have been
made.
The funeral services over the remains of
Margaret Rice, whose death occurred here the
Sth, were held today at Evergreen cemetery,
Los Angeles. where the interment took place.
Two young fellows named Roe and Bogardus
were today sentenced to pay a fine OF $25 or
spend % days in the county jail, for beating
Mrs. Hetrick, who keeps boarders on Kansas
of rd nj
overhauled in. Riverside, where they played
the same game and were caught