The herald., 1895-12-18

The committee requests that ali entire,
ne made as soon as possible, and wishe.
al TO remember there is no charge for the
ntry for the prizes.
BKEvITIES.
At the meeting of company B last night
six new members were sworn in, who were
elected at the previous meeting. A tallyho
drive to East San Gabriel, to be followed by
"a banquet and dance in the San Gabriel
hotel, will celebrate the fifth anniversary
OF he company, on the 23d.
The entry blanks of the Crown City
Cycle clubs meet have been printed. The
events comprise a one-mile novice race, a
three-mile handicap and oue-inile open,
in class A, and a one-m lie open, a two-mile
lap and two-thirtls. mile handicap. in class
b. There will be $3.50 in the prizes.
The hroop orchestra will give concert
on Thursday of this week in the East hall
under the direction of Harold Simpson.
The Adelphian society has given up their
proposed entertainment and all are W. rk-
ing to make the occasion grand success.
The pick of local solosts will appear, and
the orchestra will render several pieces.
The Valley Hunt club has purchased the
property of E. X. Clark on color ado court,
the consideration being $4,000. The land
joined the cluo's former possessions. and
this addition makes the grounds very COM
plete.
The news boys home of Los Angeles
should reap a rich harvest from the fees
gathered in by the ladies in charge of The
two decorated cars on the electric road 90
day. All day long the cars have been run.
ming between here and Los Angeles and
people have had to stand up and cling to
any thng that afforded support. Well
known society ladies acted as chaperons,
while young lady assistants gathered in
the fares.
The first car left Pasadena at T o'clock,
under the chaperonase of Mrs, Hewitt,
and one car left Los Angeles at the same
hour under the chaperonage of Mrs. j. A.
Clark. Mrs. I. ID. S'imson had charge of
the car leaving Los Angeles at a. M.
Mrs. II. M. >ale at 10 a. m. Mrs. Uvedale
at | 80, Mrs. E. B. Bosbysheil at 1880,
Mrs. S. Butler at | 80 p. IN. Mrs. d. G..
Stephens at 2:45, Mrs E. A. Forester at
3 40, Mrs, Frank RAIDER at 8, Mrs Gillette
at q, Mrs. Johnston at T:l5 and Miss
Housed at s $50.
The appeal of the property owners on
North Fair Oaks avenue against being as
sessed for the improvement of the avenue
has been postponed for hearing until the
next meeting of the council at 2 o'clock on
the coming Monday. There is an uncer-
tainty of the meaning of Two of the provis-
ions OF law relating appeals and evidence
will be heard on these points.
Pasadena lodge No. 81 /. o. o. E, will
celebrate its tenth anniversary on the 30th
inst. The exercises will take place at The
tabernacle. The Pasadena Cornet band
will head the procession, which Mill start
at the lodge rooms, where the members
are to meet, and it will then pLoceed 10 the
tabernacle. There is to be an address by
Rev. Will A. Kniehten of Los Angeles,
while Miss Dalrymple, the Harmonic quar-
tette and Prof. Dimond's orchestra will
furnish music.
The postoffice is doing splendid bust
ness these days. Thirty sacks of packages,
papers, etc., and two of letters went out on
yesterdays overland. Sill another clerk
has been allowed by the department, but
one has not yet been chosen.
Mr.. Charles Legge has purchased the
property of Mrs. L. T. w. Conger on tho
brow of the hi on West Colorado street.
The price was $40 900. Mr.. Legge will
occupy it as residence.
AT the temperance meeting in the taber-
nacle last ev ming Miss Amanda Way, an
ex-army nurse of wide reputation. adj
dressed those present. Besides his the
Good Templars rendered good musical
program.