The herald., 1895-01-01
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWS MATTERS TO DATE

Weed VI consider it my duty to pre-
pare articles of impeachment against
you as president of the council OF this
city, for refusing to do your duty bv
signing this resolution, and l now give
notice of my intention to begin such
proceedings"
Mi. Lukens-"I ehall certainly not
sign this paper nor declare the resolu-
ton passed at present"
Move we adjourn to Wednesday
morning at 9 O'clock" said someons; q
prompt second was heard, and one OF
the liveliest sessions in the history Of
the Pasadena council was ct an end.
No business OF any kind was transacted,
the usual budget of bills even being
neglected.
MR.. LUKENs TALKS.
A HERALD reporter interviewed Mayor
Lukens shortly after the close. of the
council meeting. In answer to . ques-
tion as to what action he would take in
regard to the franchise, he said II
have taken up the matter and propose
to eee it through, not on account OF anv
personal feeling. but because l believe L
was put here oy the people to protect
their interests and | propose to do 30 as
far as lays within my power. The city
council is bnt an agent OF the citizens.
and when it gets to be bigger than the
people it is time for q change. l shall
rely upon the judgment OF my attor-
neys in this matter. If they hold that
am bound by law to sign that resolu-
tion awarding the franchise to the South
ern Pacific company. shall either do
80 or resign my office as president OF the
board and councilman. The case is be-
ing very carefully looked into and l
shall do all possible to protect tina prop
erty Ownera."
ToMoRRow's EVENTS.
Everything points to very success
ful parade tomorrow at the annual cele.
bration of the Tournament OF Roses.
The prospects are for good day, and
from the general interest taken in the
occasion there will doubtless be large
The parade will start shortly after 10
o'clock. and it is very important that
all participants be on hand previous to
that hour.
The entries up to this evening indi-
cate that something unique in the line
OF display will be seen. Tne procession
will form on Orange Grove avenue, with
its right resting on California. The
order Of the procession will be as fol-
lows:
Marshal DR.. II II. Sherk and aids, members
OF the Vale. Hunt Club
Los Angeles Military Band.
Sixes-in- han0.
Double Rigs.
Saddle Horses.
Fouls-in hand.
Single Tnrnouts.
Pony Fours.in-hand.
Pom Double Turnouts.
Pony single lurnouts.
Bicy cles.
Pasadena Band.
Floats.
Display OF Turnouts by One Person or Com
pGny
Tandem leans
Merchant TurnouN.
The line Of march will be north on
Olive Grove avenue from California
street to Colorado street, east on Colo
redo street to Raymond, south on Ray
mond to Vineyard street. west on Vine.
yard to Fair Oaks, north on Fair Oaks
to Colorado, west on Colorado to Orange
Grove, south on Orange Grove to Cali
iornia and return to the judgea' stand,
where the prizes will be awarded.
Tho Judges will be Mr.. and Mrs. Ed D.
Silent, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Vail. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. t. Bishop, all OF Los Angeles.
1t is especially requested that every
one bring flowers. and make the day in
every way foral fete.
THE RACES.
The rncss, undsr the spices of the
Grown City Cycle club, in the afternoon
at the Painter track, promise to prove
very interesting. The boys have been
hard at work on the track today. and
Gay thet if there Is no more rain it will
be in fair condition.
The races will start at 80. as the
programme 10 of some length. The Off
GERS of the day are: judges, E. R. Bra.
ley. G. E. Downing. +. Smith starter.
E. Flint; referee. n. White; timers,
&. Frost, J.. Freeman. B. Hutchins
umpires, r. V. Day. B Canfsld scorer,
H. Black; clerk, W. Villa.
The class races, in which the crack
riders of Southern California have en-
tered, will OF courae be the leading
events, bat the club championship race
10 attracting the most attention among
the local riders. There are some 13
entries in this race. and the boys are
going to make a gallant fight for nu-
premscy. The matter of club cham
pionship has never before been settled
and the victor will have quite feathe r
in his cap. in addition to couple OF
elegant prizes.
For the accommodation of the public,
carriages will be run to the grounds at
frequent intervals. A special train will
return from the races over the Terminal.
which may be taken by those not wish.
ing to drive in.
CORONA LODGE ORGANIZED.
A new Masonic lodge, the Corona, was
organized in the city last evening, a
charter having recently been issued by
the grand lodge. The following officers
were elected:
Dr.. L. w. Frary, W. M; E. 9.
Griffi b. s. W.; W. L. Wotkyns. J. W.
O. j. Willett. treasurer; E. 81. May,
secretary f. y. Gaylord, s. D.; ]. A.
Jacobs, J. D.. E. Gr@nendyke, steward.
NOTES.
Mr.. Lukeps has sufficiently recovered
from his recent illness to attend busi-
ness.
Every one should be on hand to see
the parade tomorrow morning. 1t will
be beauty.
The postoffice will be open TOMORROW
morning from 9 to 10, and in the after
noon from 4 to 5. No deliveries or col.
lections of mail will be made.
Most OF the hotels will be represented
in the parade tomorrow. The Green,
Spaulding, Arthur, Painter and several
kn ntoll N