The herald., 1895-11-15
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RAILROAD NOTES
The new passenger depot of the South
ern Pacific company was opened to the
public this afternoon and evening. This
building is credit to the city and to the
company that built it, and instead OF
costing the amount that TIE city council
stipulated 1t should at the time OF grant.
ing the franchise, 1t is stated upon good
authority to nave cost over $50, 00J includ
Ing the connecting covered sheds and the
cement work.
With the recent Improvements made
by the Santa Fe company in straighten-
ing and improving their track, enabling
better time to be made, and the putting
on Of fsat trains, this city enjoys better
transportation facilities than any place
of several times its size, even where the
cities are much older an located in very
heavily pOpulattu stCtlOno VI tuc COuutry.
BREVITIES
Tbs North Los Robes Literary club
held its regular meeting yesterday, at the
home of Mrs. Jamss Guam berlain, Mrs.
Hamm ond in the chair. A very interest
ing session was held. Mrs Spooner gave
an account of trip to Mt Vernon; Miss
J. Stevenson read an interesting paper
on the Canyon of tho Colorado Mrs.
Cham berla,n furnished current topics /;
Miss Longlev spoke of the Thousand
Isles and rendered vocal solo.
J. H. Mccullough and family, who
spend the winter, have been detained by
reason of the illness Ut Mrs. Mccullough
and will not arrive until the 18th. Tbev
have rented house on the west side.
1t is reported from San Francisco that
Governor Budd will pardon the no or
ions Rev. H. Z. Rowland from San Quen-
tin. The ground for this action is not
stated.
Tonight there is lecture on Theosoph :
at the Universalist church by A hbott b.
Clark OF San Francisco. Mr.. Clark has
been lecturing to crowded houses in Los
Angeles. The leotu e. are free to all.
Captain and Mrs. TompKinson, who
have been in British Columbia for some
months, have returned to Pasadena 70 re-
sumo their resi- fence.
Dr.. J. J. Blocker, who is taking a post
graduate course of study in the college
Of physicians. Chicago, has been hon ored
by being elected president of his class,
which is com pofed of we'll known physi-
clans from all parts of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Furlong were
pleasantly reminded of their fifth we'd.
ding anniversary Monday afternoon by
receiving call from a number OF their
friends, who surprised them.
Contractor Mushrush is doing a good
job on the bicycle track: 30 good, in fact.
that he may lose money on the transac-
tioa.
Mr.. G. N. Sroat and Mrs. e. E. Waters
returned yesterday from Portland, Or.
Mrs. Waters Is sister Of Mr.. Sroat's
mt other, and will remain here for the
winter.
Mrs. G. A. Armstrong and daughter,
Marin, leave tonight for the east. They
go to Cleveland and thence to New York
to spend the winter.
President Reyes left today for San
Francisco. where he goes on business con-
neHte with Throop.
e. l.. Marsh al, editor of the Alameda
Morning Telegram, IS in the city, the
guest OF City Attorney Arthur.
The Shakespeare club meets in g. A..
X. hall FRIDAY afternoon at 3:15 Papers
will be read by Mrs. Coleman and Mr..
Black.
Manuel Pac heco, whose predileetion
for trial in courts of jpstlec has led him
into difficulties, received his sentence
this morning in Justice Merriam $ court,
when he was Ined SIS additional to the
$3 imposed in the recorders court for
disturbing the peace of the Samorano
family.