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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-06
WADsWoRTH, WAsHoE COUNTY, NEVADA, SATURDAY, JULY g. 1896.

days celebration. The ball at night was
a fitting conclusion to the festivities and
all were enjoying themselves and shak-
ing their feet when we left for home at
II 80 Thursday night. The supper was
served by Mrs. Lem Allen and the
tables We're just loaded with everything
nice to eat and drink. There were a
great many visitors from Wadsworth,
Lovelock and other points. All join with
DISPATCH in praise OF the hospitality OF
the good people OF Churchill and OF the
entertainment afforded.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-06
4 Card.

| have this May LIST purchased the
Home Meat Market of Il. Olinghouse
and hope the people of Wadsworth will
give me a lair share of patronage; a
continuance OF which hope to merit by
giving entire satisfaction. am not in
terested in the Wadsworth Commercial
Co.'S. business, nor are they in mine.
Respectfully,
G. NJ. WILEY.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-06
r AND DRAYAGE

Having purchased the team and Ex-
press business of John Marrin, | am
prepared to do all kind of Hauling and
Freighting on short notice. Special
care taken in handling furniture, trunks,
etc. | also sell and deliver all kinds Of
Wood at the lowest price. Agent for
for the Union Ice Co. Of Boca, and will
deliver in any quantities to families and
business houses after June goth.
A liberal snare OF patronage solicited
Respectfully. BOYD f. DILLEY.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-06
To The Public.

The undersigned having contaminated
the running OF the Reception saloon to
their entire satisfaction and do condemn
any reports to the contrary as false, any
one knowing themselves interested can
apply to either or all of the undersigned.
j. F. CROSBY,
W. II. A. PIKE,
BROOKS McCLANE.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-06
ViAvi.

Ladies do not neglect your health.
Thoroughly investigate the Viava treat
ment, it never fails to cure if used cor
rectlv. All inquiries gladly answered
Ey MRS. L. FOWLER, Agent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
ne Lnwlor-Rntcs $3.50 and 81 per
ahy. James Inyyior. Prourietor.

W G Clemens. Patison; II. c. Clove-
IA, BBellvillc; Robert Il, Wood. Kansas
Nvyi Harry NJ. Frees, St Louis; l.. W.
ssI1,r rd Alvin; b. +. Happony ami
sslhy, Topeka, Kan; Mrs. II. $ Reed,
,,lhcinnati; Mrs. &. q. Mason. Brcnh am /.
y, !, Mabel Gullahorn. philadelphia: J.
m hvanS Galveston, V. l.. curtis, Bnre-
IHI oi,,. Mrs, T. NJ. Armstrong, Ennis; j. N.
sI Sany, Almond; George o. Helm, II,
stoNh Galveston; ". G. Lasker, Mt
iiiRaasnt, III; +. 4. Valley, San Antonio.
~ II. O'Neall. Galveston. a. w. IT.
III b, hterrNille; \. Faulkner. Houston; j.
l,.rErson, Cincinnati; II. W. Jones, Fan
Eall ssi,ald. Fort Worth; II. T. Clark,
pp'Ipes'on; r. u. HengrlVes. philadelphia,
/, ~ raymond. san Antonio. w. G.
Tshs Denver; c. G. Emery, Waco;
ush NJ. johnson and wife. Massachu-
XVI ., j. Leighiy. Southern Pacific rail
H.l, = ~ Harlan. Austin. Mrs LILY
FFs,an sam Harlan, Austin: j. II. Nor
E n a. sorI Worth; j. l.. LeGrf1d. RoyS-
h ,i,hn,,A j. Vnledaro, New Orleans; J. ~.
ESSmnuay snl family. Philadelphta. W. y.
FdCa' \, Alvin; p J.. AVary. Beaumont;
e. GGlelievnolds. rl Camno f T.. hap
FL 4. CIero: T. =. Bnylo. Texas Springs:
Erm,,; Aleoro, Galveston. ". T.. Bog ~,
W,s,S, charles 1renkel Galveston; C..
Elsp u,nhlNV,aney. Dcnison; n c. Woolburn;
Erryy, Kansas ]. NJ. sloan. Navasoia;
|igeS.a T y ,G1lveston; y. g. Movers. Chi
En-, ~ ), Warner. san Antonio; +. y,
bos s ana vie. Galveston; III. -. la
Eset" ' ., san. Wauksha, Wis. II. \.
|. m n, chicago: G. q. statham, Miss JEFF
XII Fierce .. T.. freeman. Lin DIN,
Ilsrd. carry Hoffman. New York, Mrs. Il.
kIes pAS ana son, Dnwncy. Colo; \. u.
|aiycssioaau wife, New York; Morris stern.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS.

Cincinnati, December 2O.-The ghnuai
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Gin
cinnau, Nov Orleans, TeNas and Pacific
railway, known as the Queen aud Crescent
route, WINS held today. According to agree
mcnt made several months since, the
board of directors is composed of four
personalities Of the Southern railway
interests and four representatives. Of the
Cincinnati. Hamilton aud Dayton iutcrcid
with President Samuel FELTON, as the
ninth member by agreement between tho
two interests The Cincinnati. Hamilton
and Dayton representatives are Lawrence.
Taylor and NJ ID, Woodford.
The Southern railway representatives
are NJ. T.. Ingalls,. Briggs S Cunningham.
samuel Spencer and Francis Lynd Stet-
son. All were elected.
Al a meeting of the directors this even
ing Samuel Fclton was reelected presi-
dent; Robert Il. Teford, secretary and
treasurer, to succeed the late II, II. Ia
ttu-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
Tuu BELATED KATY TRAM

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas south
bound train. duo to arrive here at 1880
r. IN, was seven hours late last night
and Will not reach here until i.3) o'clock
this morning. Inquiry at the local office
Of the company last night failed 10 reveal
tho cause Of the delay IT was reported,
however that everything was In GOOD
shape on this division and some uneasi-
ness was entertained on account Of tho
heavy rains along the line, which may
have caused washOut No notice of un
accident reached here. however. and the
Information was advanced that tho heavy
excursion of the Southeast had caused the
train b. miss connections and layout SOW
oral hours.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
sAN.rA. rE nrrIcIALs cnMNG.

Galveston, Texas. December S).-Prcsi-
dent Ripley and Vice President ana
General Manager Robinson Of the Santa
fre system Win be here tomorrow morning
The officials of the international ana
Great Northern aud the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas lines Will stlll be IN the city
and ii rs quite pruhahlc that the union
Depot question VIII be taken mp ana
Mia!ly disposrd Of one way or the olhlr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21

Victoria Texas. December ga COM
mittoe OF Port Lavaca- citizens came up
yesterday to have an audience with Cen
eral Superintendent Forbes about the
proposed new schedule on their branch Of
tho Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific rail-
way.
After hearing their arguments against
the change. Mr. Forbes consented to
mittcc cypress themselves as much
pleased with the courteous spirit In which
they were treated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
ANOTHER ROAD ron HOUSTON.

The Kansas city. Pittsblg and CUT
is buildng rapidly southwark from Kan
sas city and is practically finished to
Shreveport and Is now noaIed for Sabine
Pass. Houston Is the commercial and
railroad center OF the State and should
not loso an opportunity OF securing an
other trunk line. especially one like the
putsburg and Gulf Now s the opror-
tine time for Houston 10 awaken 10 the
situation and make a move to secure
the entrance Of this road. The liberal
offers Of East Texas towns have induced
the extension Of the new road TO Beau
mont and Sabine Pass. end the acquial-
ton of this system to roads now enter
ing Houston must certainly result most
beneficially to all interests, The Pitts
burg and Gulf with its many branches
and leased line feeders stretching
throughout the north ar west, and it's
new line trayersing the rich section Of
East Texas. means much for the State
and particularly the coast country. This
lire would give Houston n shorter route
to Kansas City and prove itself an i'm
portant factor IN the railroad situation
81 this section Of the State. The matter
is deserving of more than a passing con-
s.deration and prompt action on the part
of Houston can secure another trunk
line
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
HEADLIGIiT FLASHES.

Engineer Roberts and Fireman Wade
masters of the big 1852. Missouri. Kansas
and Texas, are on enjoying the holiday
days.
r. II. Hirschae,d, travelling passenger
agent OF the Fort Worth and Denver
railroad, was guest at the Lawlor yes
terday.
The Houston and Texas Central has put
on new schedule affecting the North
division only. Tho only change Is ~ the
leaving time OF the southhound No {.
which viii now leave Dallas at $40 b. m.
instead of 740 D. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
LOOKING UP QUARTERS.
Now York world.

Tho Harrison boomers have engaged
thirty rooms at ST. Louis. The McKin-
lcyltcs have raised them forty more. II
may become necessary for Mr. Reed to
huihI his own hotels for the convention
period. or viii his boomsters camp out?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
KATY OFFICIALS MEETING.


Galveston. Texas. December 2O.--Thc fol-
lowing officials OF the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway arrived In the city
this morning: Thomas c, Purdy. vice
president and general manager. "A. a.
Allen assistant general manager; u. Mill
orgcncral traffic manager; James Barker
general passenger agent; j. W. Maxwell,
general superintendent OF lines in Texas.
W. g. Crush, general passenger agent
for Texas, and ". Il. Grusoclosc, assist
ant general freight agent NJ Houston, and
the following OF tho International and
Great Northern railroad. Thomas NJ
Campbell, general manager. j. II. CAL
hraith. general freight and passenger
agent H.. f.. calvin, general superintond-
cnt and j.. J. Price. assistant general
passenger agent
These gentlemen are here for the pur-
pose OF completing the details FOR the
Joint operation by their respective lines Of
the Galveston. Houston aud Henderson
railway. They were stu at work tonight
and the matter VIII probably not be det-
initely settled before morning. II ia I'M
dcrstood to be tho purpose TO maintain
the stations jointly but each road wa
have its own city officers. both freight
and passenger Katy trains viii begin
running into Galveston Monday next It is
said. Rumor has II today that the Katy
officials are negotiating for the ANY
building, corner of Twenty ana
Market streets. for their offices There
they would have elegant and commodious
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
AMONG RAILWAY MEN.

g. 4. Hirschheld. travelling passenger
agent Of The Fult Worth ana Denver
Clty. was 10 the city yesterday and went
north hast night.
J G. Gregory, division superintendent Of
the international and Great Northern,
affairs at this end OF the line.
w. i. Ksntz OF the general passenger
department on the Cotton Belt at Tyler
was Ia the city yesterday working UP en-
tina 4asn IN tho Southeastern odd folks
excursions.
Hon. J.. L. Foster, vice president and
general manager Of the Nelasco Tcrminn..
was IN the city yesterday mlngling IN
circles and Attending TO business
iu connection with his road
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
a DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL.

There IL no doubt that the Mckinley
boom has been brought hither and de-
posted right In the bald-head row be-
fort thos. inimitablo song ana dance
artists Reed aud Allison.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
THE HOTELS.
Few Rutchins House.

~ Warner, Galveston; l., r, standi-
EFat Worth; +. NJ. Giraud. san An
h,s Georgc w. Jalonick, Dallas; w; Y;
ssssson, Douglas Rohinson, cold
?, York and wife, La Porte; T.. II.
hs!at Virginia; j. c. Weeks. Clevci md:
q Pruett, wife ami child, Texas. John
< Wiley, Galveston; Victor Billereder
,a,ha; l.. l.. Foster, Nelasco; J. v.
iGkaberry. Dan Borchard, city: :. II.
tsrington. Dallas; a. {. Bakrr, Cortalia;
4 5. Hitt, Mineral Wells; W. Il. Follis,
VI Arlington. Galveston; " m. - Ice,
Yeasco; Louis j. Wilson. Braaoria. g, T..
SSEerind, wife and son. Galveston; jules
Wallace, New York Tom ". Edwards,
Temple; Il, h. Glenn, Texas; J, 6. Greg
ST. Palestine; W. : Smith, Brazoria, :.
( Neyerstcin, Now York; II. II. Dawson,
Denton, ]. w. Ronfro. NJ. -. llowth;
ggterge Meyer. St Louis; J. NJ. Mon @,
sseasco; Emory Hail, city. Earl Warren.
ssn@enon; i. j. Smith. Kansas City; j.
T. WemmiclS. New Orleans; f. w. Smith.
nssrord j. Barley, Walter H. cd.
SSouma NJ J. Johuytone, Beaimorj; +.
ts!nlson, ]. l.. James. j. J Vernon, Lib
SSiy; ~ Murphy, W. Flint. New Cr.eans;
6E Williamson, j. Thompson, Granger.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
,sAr OF WOMEN IN THE sTRnEsi

NJ. OF WOMEN IN THE sTREEsi
Is. c Stnw York World says; The Schauor
fAe,niaes attention to certain facts and
ID, MT ,1s II is the right If every ciu-
Irsueh OF female, TO pass unmplested
ths any public street at any hour
lsce a, en'y-tour. We maintain u police
'sry ci.ieu enormous expense to protect
Rce 49, N this aud similar rights. \
h0 "iIich Is strong enough to close
h nonihuop side door on every Sunday
h ,he Is strong enough 10 make aud
\ the streets safe thOrOughfares for
|as a. ,nheoplc az al hours. There are
|scs Ia .hpgsands Of honest women who
Eses Il HNlng and whose business re-,
(tfde,t 81. IN 10 traverse the streets un-
~ ia, AZ night, 10 say nothing of the
~ Ian. any mans wife or daughter
1ceicr 10 80 out late at night n can
Is H. On other necessary business.
Esry wo,se lty Of the police ia protect
[ln Ins.ah n every street from lnolests
fp. Of rSiiiead Of that we have a certain
e ever,.n man who insolently assumes
~ mss, Woman seen IN the streets
have -, M IS vicious or criminal ana
[hed ara itast ore city magistrate dun
r. him ,n!c.ous-mlnded enough to up
sapiian that UNANIMOUSLY insulting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
Pictures
For
PRESENTS.

when IN doubt about what TO buy for
Christmas. let us suggest nice picture.
Pictures are always 10 good taste and
ladies'.
We have n nice stock OF new goods and
the prices are extremely low.
We also have all the latest finishes In
picture moulding and make frames to
Ing some new effects that arc much adj
mlred.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21

ent S. t. Hovey, vice president Of the
Rock Island; Il. \. yoaktim, general man
ager of the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fc.
J. w Maxwell. general siperinten lent OF
the Katy. 7. NJ Campbell, general man
ager OF the International and Great
Nor,hern l.. A. Datran. superintendent OF
tho Houston and Texas Central: q. W.
Earnhart genera. freight agent q the
Cotton Felt; J. w. Everman. assistant
general manager OF the Texas. and raci-
tic, Morgan Jones, receiver OF the Fort
Worth and Denver, and Il. S, Hess. chief
clerk Of the Rock Island, who Is secretary
Of tho committee,
A plan to have two bondsmen at the
headquarters OF each road was discussed
and met with favor. Very little else be-
sides strict routine business was at
tempted. All tho members announced that
their lines had frozen to the pass agree
mont adopted at st. Louis In November
and that everybody save press represent
atives and railroad men were either pay
Ing tariff rates or counting c-oss ties.
There Is even said to be u disposition to
curtail the number of passes to newspa-
per men. The lines are acting IL strict
conformity with the agreement. After dis
posal or tho routine business tho com
mittee adjourned TO meet at the call of
the chairman.
j. c. McCabe. general freight agcit OF
the Rock Island. and l.. s. Hess, hief
clerk left for Austin tonight TO APPEAR
before the commission tomorrow n the
discussion OF cotton rates. Colonel Me-
Cahe Will represent his line and MIR. less
Will report the conference.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21

No Christmas and New Years table
should be without bottle of Jr. Sic
nowned appetizer, Of exquisite flavor BE-
ware OF countcrfets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21

PASS COMMITTEE MEETING.
The Texas pass committee met in Fort
worth last Wcdnes lay. There were pres
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
WOOL.
Houston Hides and
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT

New York, December 2o.-for the week
ending December 70:
Not receipts at all United states
ports during week ....,....-....,,.. 223Gia
Not receipts AZ all Unitcd States
ports during same week last year ELLIS
Total rccpiuAz TO this date.t...- .5,llVI w
year .... -. 1858. nc
Espnrts for the week ............4.. l2i,G1s
Tsports for game week last year. ,i8
Fetal exports to this date ........,.1. 9il.232
Total exports to samo date last 80, ,o.
Stock nj ali limited States ports, l033,1l6
some lime last yeAr ..............L2,l,G
stock al ali interior ioNns.....,..., ZJ9,lu5
Stock at all interior towns same
stock al Idverpool ................... y1j,JJO
Year AZ .''''' . r ........-,.I .Gi39cO
Stock of American aiioat for Great 80. ,..
stock OF American ahoat for Great
Britain same time last year '''- o'o'w9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
Clothing as : s''' ''' i ''''' ''''
Christmas Gifts
for o Boy
ror stuff s-A-~Asa w.
For Men's Suits
and OVerCOatS.

e~ ~ ~ ONssS
These are mostly gar.
ments taken from our
S12 and $40 counters.
The suits are well made
perfect fitting gar
ments, in plain colors
and mixtures of fine
all-wool Cheviots, Cas-.
simeres and Worsteds.
The Overcoats are well
made and trimmed,
and come in newest
Winter Styles. About
10 Mems 0uereoatS at
IS left strictly all
wool medium weights
and medium colors,
sizes SO to Al.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-04
Pasadena Local Briefs

Rev. Florence Kollock will! hold a recep-
ton In the parlors of the church on to-
morrow evening next from 5 to 10 p. IN.
Theodore Coleman is at Catalina for a
few days. g,.
fMr. Colcord, of North Raymond avenue,
aspects to go to Chicago shortly
&. DR.. McGilvsry, brother of w. D.. McGil-
vary, arrived yesterday from Wisconsin,
{ accompanied by his wife.
!, Hon. Vim. Mitchell one of the Chief
justices of the Supreme Court of Mime
sofa is visiting his brother in this city
Miss M. A. Ney gives an exhibition of
water colors at Hotel Green on Monday
and Thursday.
A piano recital is announced by Herr
-Phlo Becker at the Presbyterian Church
on Saturday evening next under the aus
pices of Miss Orion S classical school,
King Macomber, son of DR.. Macomber.
his trip to South Africa. The two move
tomorrow morning and carry with them
the best wishes of friends.
The performance of the Calhoun Opera
y Company in the opera Amorta at the
Grand Opera House on Tuesday evening
IS the event of the week in musical circles
'SThe advance sale of seats has been good
~ A meeting of the Marengo Avenue Chau-
tauqua Circle will be held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Van Mugs ON North Fair
Oaks avenue Monday evening. An inter-
\ ,All members should be present
%& The Brownie Tennis and Social Club
! 5neets next Tuesday evening at the home
OF Miss Chamberlin on North Los Robes
avenue. Music and games will furnish
amusement.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-04
RECORD OF A DAY SOUTH OF THE TEHACHEP II
WILL DECORATE THE CITY
Citizens Of Phoenix Still Rejoicing Over
the Railroad
A Representative Of the Government Engaged
In Examining Claims Against the
United States--Notes

Phoenix, March 1.-The following from
the Herald states the situation exactly
The work Of the decoration of the city
for the railroad celebration began this
morning and will lead up to a scene OF
beauty and revelry such as the city of
Phoenix has not seen since she arose
from the ashes of great past age to be-
come part of the great and living
present. Why all this rejoicing? First
because the Territory of Arizona has be-
come commercially one people, the first
best thing that could occur to her, state
hood coming next second because being
so united the people if the territory con-
tribute henceforth to her own develop
ment and commercial wealth instead OF
the wealth and development of other
states. Practically the construction OF
the S. f. p. & p. road into this city makes
it a terminal point and therefore subject
to the advantages of special provisions
OF the interstate law touching. far Western
points of that character. Phoenix, too,
becomes from this time a commercial
vantage point and her rapid growth and
her development are assured.
Until the depot is constructed the North
and South Road has made arrangements
with the Pioneer Truck Company, who
will take charge Of all baggage coming
over the road, which will be taken to the
office of that company with Wells, Fargo
and Company on Center street.
An expert has been imported from San
Francisco to decorate the city for the rail-
road celebration. He started to work
today.
Judge S. w. Dewitt, Assistant Attorney
of the United States, from Washington,
d. c., is stopping at the Evans cottage,
corner Monroe and Third streets, this
city. He is here to afford persons having
Indian claims against the Uuited States
an opportunity to prove up their de-
mands. He has about forty claims to be
looked into at this place. Formerly these
matters were under control of the Inter
ior Department. but by an act of Congress
in 1891 the Court of Claims was vested
with jurisdiction over them, and the de-
Tense of them on behalf of the United
States, and the Indians was given to the
Attorney General of the United States.
Hence this visit of Mr.. Dewitt, represent
ing that department. There are over TO-.
900 of these claims, making about $50, 000,
0O0
The train from the south was six hours
late this morning and did not reach
Phoenix till after eleven O'Clock. The de-
lay was caused by the flyer on the South
ern Pacific being late. Twelve empty stock
cars came in on last evenings train from
the north, and will go out tomorrow
loaded with cattle by stock buyer Powell.
This consignment is for California.
Editor Bagg of the Prospector is in the
city looking after Legislative matters
with his accustomed agility. Baggsey has
queer triumvirate of papers-Prospector,
Arizona Kicker and the Epitaph.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-04
THERE'S MORE OF EN-
Some Of South Pasadena's Literary Lights
Were NegIected-AS Supplementary List

some OF south PaSadena'S Literary Lights
Were NegIected-As Supplementary List
South Pasadena, March "a cores
pondent from this place who attempted in
Fridays Herald to name the literary char
acters resident here, fell far short of the
number and variety to which we are en-
titled. For instance. he omitted to men,
ton the conspicuous, and voluminous ed
itor of the Pasadenan, generally weekly
sheet, but sometimes strong enough to
appear daily; then there IS his ! accom-
plished wife, apopular teacher of music,
and her young competitor, Miss Grace
Longley, who represents a species of liter
airy culture. Next he might have men
toned, indeed he should have mentioned
first, as being the father of the town,
Brother o. r. Dougherty, an ex-lawyer, a
distinguished speaker and writer and a
standing candidate in the Prohibition
party, whom everybody honors as our
pioneer and senior citizen.
Nor should the fact that Rev. Merwn,
ex-missionary from Chill, lives near the
northern line cause it to be inferred that
he belongs to Pasadena proper. He is dis
and literary culture. And the same might
be said of his neighbors, Banker Green
and Judge Eaton, the pioneer civil engi-
neer of all this meek of woods"
And II the two shorthand reporters of
the Superior and United States courts,
the Longley brothers are not engaged
in literary work it cannot be because they
do not turn out more pages of words and
sentences, day after day, the year round
than any other ten or hundred men in
the county. Still another notable feature
indicative of the intelligence and re-
spectacle standing of our citizens is the
fact that at present no less than six of
them are in dailv attendance at tho ron rt.
house as jurors, to administer justice to
their fellowmen.
A Y. M. c. A. league was organized
last Tuesday with the following young
men as officers: Mention Keith, PRESIDENT
Roy B. Stevens, president; Professor
J. A. Goodrich, secretary, and Henry
Wilson, treasurer. The first regular meet
ing will be held Monday evening. All
young people of the community are earn
estly invited to attend