The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-24
The Terminal Makes Its Bid for
Patronage
TEN CENTS--NO ROUND TRIPS
Action Looking to the Widening of
Moline Avenue
Heetlng of the Tuesday Evening club-The
Race fleet Postponed-BaiIey Is Hsld
to Answer = Brevites

PASADENA, Oct. g 3.-The railroad
war is on. The Terminal throws down
the gauntlet and there is every prospect
that the other roads will not be slow to
pick 1t up. The announcement came to-
day t, the following effect through the
company's Pasadena agent, Mr.. Palmer.
Commencing Sunday, October 9th, the
Terminal railway will reduce thu fare
from Pasadena to Los Angeles to 10 cents.
No round-trip rate.
This will be surprise to many who
had concluded that the lively competi
tion for business would be mined to the
making OF fast time, and affor ding all
possible cunyeniences to passengers, and
that the rates would not be reduced. This
rate made by the Terminal is setting the
pace for all the roads, including the cleo
tric. on which the present rate is 10 cents
one way, and lively time is looked for.
Before the fight is over many think the
fare will go still lower.
MOLINE AVENUE WIDENING.
Last evening the property owners of
South Moline avenue met at the resi-
dence of FL. Policy to consider the mat.
ter OF widening the street. G. c. Brown
was chosen chairman and f. J. Policy
secretary. The following communication
was read: 1--WE, the undersigned sub
scribers, are several owners of strip ur
land five feet in width on both sides of
Moline avenue, in the city of Pasadena,
county of Los Angeles, state of Califor-
mia. extending from the south line of Col
orado street to the south line of city lin
itsof said Pasadena, all of wnIch we each
and severally dedicate Pasadena, for pur-
pose of widening said Moline avenue.
G. c.. Brown, 241.9l; c. c. Brown,
1871 feet; Mrs. William Cleanan, rs
Surge, 264 feet; A. W. Bickford, 4o4
feet; F. z. Bowen, sc feet; Mrs. Emma
Beskle, 1873 feet; E. A. KENNEDY, 66 feet;
G. H. Richardson, 40414 feet; ID. B. Van
Slyck, 40 feet William Washburn, So
fact; Benjamin Dilworth, 60 feet; W. W.
feet: Mrs. E. .Prondtit, ITO feet; b. F.
Hoffman, SIS feet; F. J. Policy, $50 feet
Mrs. H. Cruickshank, 100 feet: H. II.
Visscher, 2l0 feet; q. Howell, 165 feet;
"; II: Philips, SO feet; T; A. MIarston,
Mrs. Alice G. Taylor, SO feet; Mrs,
Mary c. Taylor, 90 feet; Helen 1. Frost,
90 feet: Edn V. Getchell, so feet; Thomas
Frye, 66 feet; Sarah E. Warren, 120 feet ;
n. A. S. Drain, l74.75 feet; l.. A. Cole,
66 feet; T. d. Barnum, 4so feet, $. M.
Rice, IS feet Charles +. Nicman, IS feet.
Gardner H. Smith and c. G. Brown
were appointed committee to visit
property owners representing about 200
feet who had not yet been seen and who
were needed to make the full frontage on
both sides OF the street.
1t was also argeed that instead of plant
ing trees on the outside of the walk, a
strip of four feet between the walk and
. the hedge or fence shall be left for that
purpose.
TUESDAY EVENING CLUB.
The nesting of the Tuesday Evening
club last evening was we'll ATTENDED, and
the usual interest manifested The
plans for the future were discussed and
it was decided to have alternate literary,
social and dramatic evenings at the
monthly meetings, which are to De held
the second Tuesday of each month. All
the members present signi6ed their in
tention OF enGerlng into the work for the
year with hearty will in order to make
Tie club strong and lively. short but
interesting program was attentively
listened to, consisting of piano solo by
Miss WithereI, vocal solo by Miss Long
Miss Pearl. At the next meeting the
program will be of social cast. prop
osltlon to engage noted dramatic reader
FOR an entertainment in the opera house is
under consideration and the arrangement
Will probably be made.
DhI lEO.
The date for the Pasadena race meet.
Mover Der Goth. has been Cancelled and the
money (S1100) for PRISE will be given at
the New Years meet.
The examination OF ]. G. Bailey for as
sault upon the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Taylor of Catalina avveue,
took place in Recorder Rossiters' court
TODAY behind crossed doors. The child
parents, DR.. Deacon, and Mrs. Lowe were
examined as witne sses and the evidence
was damaging. Bailey was held to an
swer with bail the same as beiore-$l0 600.
Two men and two boys were ARA gnei
this afternoon charged with vagrancy.
The boys were allowed to go on account
OF their youth, but TIE men were sent to
jail. Richard Kirby for ten days and
Frank Smith for twenty days.
The statements of the enforcement con- :
mittee, as read in the council on Mon
day, have been filed with the city clerk TO
become part of the records.
A full report of the bright and logical
lecture OF Rev. Anna Shaw was prepared,
but was unavoiiably crowded out OF yes
terday's issue.
Or. and Mrs. R. L. Mohr arrived home
this morning from an extended eastern
trip. They visited the doctors mother
In Burlington, Iowa, besides journeying
through New York, Pittsburg Washing
ton and other eastern cities. The doctor
says that BUSINESS is in Furnishing
condition throughout the east. For ex-
ample, he states that all the rolling mills
OF Pittsburg have enough orders ahead to
Keep them busy year.
G. s. Martin, who is down from the
summit of Mount Wilson, reports tibet
Mr.. Morgan is putting up at the camp o
large barn. capable OF accom- m oda tin g
twenty-five or thirty head of mules. He
is preparing for taking care of the trans
portation to the camp in the beet possible
manner.
The Lake Vineyard Land and Water
company is laying four-inch pips on
Lincoln avenue.
Recent arrivals at Hotel Green include
A. 8. Blame. Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. john.
son, Boston; ID. P. McGerry, Rochester,
MY.