The herald., 1895-10-04

! just before they adiourned President
Mrs. D. NJ. WEIGH; vice presidents. Mrs
j. NJ. q. Marble. Los Angeles Mrs
George W. White. Los Angeles; Mrs. H
J. Crist, South Pasadena; Mrs. 0. H
| Churchill, Los Angeles, and Mrs. W. 3
bernethy. Los Angeles.
| Corresponding secfetary-Mrs. e. W
| Caswell of Riverside.
Recording secretary-Mrs. A. E. Pom
eroy of Los Angeles.
Treasurer l.. N. Hutton of Lo
Angeles.
Secretary of supplies-Mrs. J. W. Gill
lett of Los Angeles.
Secreatry of Queen Esther circles-Mrs
l.. A. Ross of Los Angeles.
Secretary of juvenile wo.k-Mis. G. c.
Nc Lean of Los Angeles.
Mite box secretary-Mrs. G. E. Brown
OF Los Angeles; assistant mite blk secre-
airy, Mrs. J. W. Sedwick.
Literary supplies mittee-Mrs. H.
Holbrook; assistant, Mrs. E. r. Smith oil
Los Angeles.
The following district officers were also
elected:
Los Angeles district-President Mrs. B.
I. Crory; vice president, Mrs. P. II. Bud
kin; corresponding secreatry, Mrs. C. A.
Smith of Pasadena.
San Diego district-President Mrs. E.
NJ. Webster; vice president, Mrs. Canard
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Il. 0. Nc
Intife.
Fresno district-President Mrs. J. W.
Van Cleve; president, Mrs. d. H.
Gillian; corresponding secretaries, Mrs
L. G. Miller and Mrs. A lice Baker.
THE FRUIT GROWERS
At the meeting of tho stockholders of
the Pasadena Fruit association, to be held
in the recorders court room next Mon
CAV evening. changes in the bylaws are
to be made in several important particu-
lars and the new directors elected will
appoint officers to sign contracts with
orange growers for the coming season s
crop. This will be an important meet
ing for the growers, and it is hoped that
there will be a full attendance.
NOTES.
There will be a change in the running
of cars on the electric road soon. The
change in running cars on Raymond
and Fair Oaks, contem plated by the or
dinance, will be made next Saturday
morning at o'clock, when the service
for the next three months will be up
Raymond and duwn Fair Oaks, instead
of the reverse, as at present. Before a
great while th' company expects to in
crease the service to a tip every fifteen
minutes, and. if that is not sufficient, to
every ten minutes.
1t is said that Augustus Lang, drug
gist, has secured quarters on North
Spring street. Los Angeles, and will re-
move his drug store there Move m Der 18th.
1t is Ium ored that A. A. W. Bley IS q so
negotiating for store IN Los Angeles.
The report of the health officer, Francis
Z. Rowland, M. D., for the month of Sep
TEN Der has been received and shows a
total of deaths during the month, of
which 3 were caused by diseases of the
heart, by diseases of the bowels by
consumption. from other causes, one
being a suicide. Three were under year
of age and six over. This report covers
a sanitary district with population esti-
mated at $500.
The following delegates from this city
are in attendance at the Baptist conven-
ton in Pomona: Rev. end MIS-. C. T.
Doug lass, Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor,
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. whitmore, ]. W.
Compton, Miss NJ. S. Mcclellan.
Los Angeles Sunset and Morovia coun-
ellis of the ROYAL Arcanum Will pay q
friendly visit to Pasadena council Friday
evening, 9TH, special car on the electric
road being engaged for the Los Angeles
brethren, to arrive here at 8 O'Clock. A
large number will be in attendance. and
a good time is anticipated.
Rev. DR.. NJ. c. HAMS. presiding elder
over the Japanese missionary work of
this coast, and who delivered the able
address on the work at the M. e. CONFER
ence Just closed. has been secured by the
missionary hoard to deliver course of
lectures to the Christian Endeavor So
cietes of Southern California during the
winter, end will be in Pasadena some time
in December.
Contractor Mushrush will begin build
ing the new bicycle track today and
agrees to have it done by November 10th.
Work on the fence and grand stard will
begin JUST as soon as the grading will
allow. Pasadena's club expects to hold
a meeting on the national circuit and
will probably apply for a date at once.
The Washington school. like the others,
has been filling up with pupils during
the week. The school opened with 200
and now numbers 1876.
Professor and Mrs. Kramer returned
from New York and eastern points Tues
day morning. Mr.. Kramer will reopen
his dancing classes at his hall. Wooster
block, Friday and Saturday, October 18th
and 10th, notwithsta nding malicious ru-
mors to the contrary.