The herald., 1895-10-10

Vice President Stearns presided and il.
M. Greene acted as secretary. 1t was de-
cided that hereafter the club will hold
monthly instead CT fortnightly meetings,
beginning on the evening of October 22d.
Reports of Secretary Green and the treas
urer, Miss Sabn, were submitted and APP
proved. That of the frst-named officer
showed mem bership Of 1856. Miss Sabin,
the treasurer, reported receipts for the
year OF $l37 and the payment of $50 to the
fund for carpeting the vestry of the
church, this amount being cleared from
the two entertainments given last winter.
The election OF officers resulted as fol-
lows: j. G. Brainard, president; Miss
Bette bushnell, vice president; Robert
lien, secretary; Miss Priest, treasurer.
On account of the lateness of the hour
tho programm prepared for the meeting
was not presented, put will be given at
the next meeting.
BREVITIES.
". A. Weaver, who sells spring water.
had very narrow escape yesterday while
driving to his home in Garvanza. In
crossing the Santa Fe track at Lincoln
park, he failed to see an approaching
train in time and the locomotive struck
hurting his horses. Luckily he was not
more than slightly bruised. He was
taken to the Sisters hospital in Los An
geles, where he is receiving the BEST OF
care at the expense of the railroad COM
pany.
Last evening, shortly after dark. as
Mrs. Getchell of South Moline avenue
was sitting near the window in the front
room of her house, a stone suddenly
came crashing through the window, mar
rowly missing her head. 1t was about
the size of hens egg, and If it had
struck her it came with such great force
thst it would no doubt have nurt her
10 ain to tI,n
perpetrator of the act, though it is
thought that it was some boys playing
i'll the neigh borhood.
Pasadenans are interested in the out
coma of the bank commissioners troubles
at MERGED, more particularly from the taot
that one of them-Judge Magee-is a
Pasadena man.
Councilman Lukens shows some very
interesting photographs taken by HIM
self and others, OF scenes in the Hetch
Hetchy valley and adjacenG country,
where he spent good part of the sum
mer hunting and fishing, several week s
OF the time enjoying the company of the
celebrated explorer and writer, John
Muir. He says Mr.. Muir is the most in
teresting man he ever talked with, and
one can we'll believe it after reading his
works.
James III. Campbell, who has been
bookkeeper and messenger at the Pasa-
depa National bank for some years, has
severed his connection with that institu-
ton and accepted a position as book
keeper in tho First National.
The annual meeting of the Southern
California Medical society is being held
at the Echo Mountain house today and
tomorrow.
After the summer vacation the first
meeting of the Y. NJ. G. A. lyceum is
called for Thursday ever.ing, October
10th, at 1880 O'Clock. at which time every
member is expected to be present, and
young men who are not mem bers are cor
daily invited to come. The meeting will
be held IN the knights of Pythias hail.
Fish block. East Colorado street.
At meeting Of the directors of the
Pickwick club, held last evening, Col
Gaines Lawson, d. W. Permar and j.
Craig were elected m EN- hers of the board,
to ill vacancies caused by the retirement
of Messrs. Carer and Fish and the death
of Mr.. Cherry. One applicant was cleo
ted to mem bership in the club
The Robinson liquor case was called in
the recorders court this morning and
continued unit. Friday. The casa of
Wong Sam is set for tomorro
The engagement of Mr.. r. IL. Miller
and Miss ILLUS Peck is formally an
nounced, the marriage to take place this
month.