The herald., 1895-10-18
The City Teachers Get Their
Salary Warrants
SOME LIVELY LAW SUITS
The C0lored Men and Brethren Go
Into Court
kcai Estate Bought for Immediate Improve
ment-Young Men Admitted to the
Bar-City Brcvities

board met this morning in the office O.
President Hartwell, the first business
transacted being the drawing of warrants
10 pay the first months salary OF the
teachers. Then the question of placin 9
filters in the school buildings was dis
cussed and a method of fltering water
through two barrels prepared for the pur.
pose was submitted by Henry 6. Rey.
nolds. An agent for the Erie tilte, was
present and explained the workings and
advantages of the invention and pre-
sented references as to the satisfaction il
was giving IN Cincinnati, where it is IN
use. The matter was taken under auvise-
ment, the school board not being con
WINGED that the water of Pasadena needs
hltering. but is ready to take any action
- the matter demanded by the public
generally.
SOME LAW SUITS.
Tom Reeds barber shop was attach co
this morning, or rather his tools ed fur.
niture were, for the payment c>>Edebt oil
$50 ana interest loaned him by A. E.
Baldwin. Reed says the money was
loaned him for a month, ''or until Q
could pay It," and that he has not had il
two months yet. 1t seems there was
some sort of an understanding about
getting evidence In the liquor cases, and
Reed failed to come forward with it.
hence the difficulty. 1t is doubtful
whether mans touls. which he uses III
gaining his livelihood, can be attached
IN this way. Reed says he does not own
them anyway, so he doesn't appear to
be worried about the matter, but is en-
joying vacat ton.
There is again trouble among the col
ored brethren of Pasadena. This time
s. s. Freeman, the oolored pastor Of the
African M. Z. church, has had J. Q.
Jackson, another colored man, arrested for
alleged libel. Jackson runs a tailor shop
on East Colorado street. He gave bonds
to the amount OF $780, his bondsmen being
William Strothers and William Price. The
arrest is the outcome OF newspaper art
icle written By Mr.. Jackson, which, it is
alleged, makes a scandalous attack upon
the reputation OF Rev. Freeman. JACKSON
asys the origin of the trouble was in the
sale of entertainment tickets, Rev. Mr..
Freeman publicly stating that Jack o a,
as chairman OF the entertainment COM
mittee. had sold twelve tickets for which
he had not accounted and that Rev. Mr..
Freeman has everywhere attacked his
character for honesty.
BREVITIES.
Among the recent sales of real estate
which will be followed by immediate i'm
provement-are the following: Two lots
on Orange Grove Avenue, near Bradford
street. purchased by Mrs. Walkley, the
price being $500; G. H. Tuttle, lot on
North Moline avenue; James North, 30i
feet frontage on Lake avenue, near Col
orado street, $4,000; l. N. Todd. three lots
on Mentor avenue, $500. The architects
are at work on plans for residence for
Mr.. Tuttle.
Next Thursday evening, 4th inst.
Past Grand Master Henry s. Orme, of Los
Angeles. will institute Corona lodge F.
q. A. M, and confer upon 1t the new
charter No. 324 the lodge being now en-
titled to a charter Of Its own; 324 also
happens to be the number of the Odd
Fellows lodge in Pasadena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Longley gave q
small party this evening in honor of U.
J. Crandall, Pasadena's well-known pho
toerapher, at their home in South Pssa-
dena. number OF Pasadena people
went down by the electric line to be pres
ent at the festivities.
A 6-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. B. Reed of South Pasadena fell yes
terday and sprained her ankle, necessl-
tatine.the calling of a physician. DR.. u.
s. Green went down and gave the little
sufferer proper attention.
Captain Banghsm and Lieutenant Cole
went to Los Angeles last evening for the
purpose OF being present at the demon
stration in honor OF the newly appointed
brigadier- general, Last
The reception OF the grand chapter oil
the o. 4. S. at Masonic hall tomorrow
evening will be one OF the most notable
affairs in the history of the Pasadena
chapter, and extensive preparations are
being made to make it a brilliant SUCCESS.
Herbert S. Mccarthy, Charles T. Sutton
and Don G. Porter are receiving congrat-
ulations today upon admission to the bar.
Gordon Hall, Oldest son of Rev. Dr.. Wyl-
lys Hall, who completed his law course
recently in Boston, was also admitted tc
practice in the California courts.
The many friends of Miss Gussie Sentar
Of Kensington place will be shocked tc
hear that she is suffering from danger.
Gus illness and that her ife is despaired oil
by her physicians.
The Southern Pacific com panv's freight
depot is now open for regular business
Miss Aibin. who has been guest Of
Mr.. Hamill's family for some time, left
today for her home in West Branch, la.
of her mother, Mrs. Ward of East Colo .
RADIO street. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk will even
tually make Pasadena their home.
Mrs. 1. N. Hill, who has been serious
~ i'll, is able to be out once m1re.
Miss Alice Dane, who has been i'll fol
several weeks, is somewhat improved.
Miss Bertha Robinson of Garden Grove
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Camp.
bell, st. Johns avenue.
f. G. Fulton, freight agent of the
Southern Pacific, has arrived from Red.
lands and will remain here.
Mrs. H. j. Harrison of Omaha, cousin
of E. Groenendyke. has come to Pasa.
dena to make her home.