The herald., 1895-01-04
PASADENA PEOPLE ARE ANGRY,
Honest Ex-Mayor Lukens Re-
ceives Warm Support.
The Citizens Not Satisfied and Will
Be Heard From.
Esport-The charity Bali.
Personals.

PASADENA. Jan. 3-The all talked o
subject among the business men ant
citizens generally today was the actor
of the city council yesterday in remov-
Ing Mr.. Lukens from the presidency
and passing the resolution awarding the
Broadway franchise to the Southern
Pacific company. II any douht ever sx.
listed as to how the people OF this city
stood on the question it was dispeiiec
this morning when The HERALD's &C.
count OF the meeting yesterday APP
penred. 1t 10 but putting it lightly tC
say that . storm of Indignation swept
over the city when it was learned that
Mr.. Lukens had bssn removed from his
Office as chairman Of the board, for the
reason that he stood up for the interests
of the people "a against the Southern
Pacific company of Kentucky.
The further action of the three coun.
cilmen. in forcing the resolution grant,
ing the franchise through. in the face
of q petition signed by 260 business
men of this city, and against the united
sentiment Of the people generally, was
universally condemned "a a usurpation
of power by servants of the people. the
like of which it has never been the mia
fortune Of the city to witness bofore.
Never were the people of this city go
united on proposition as they are on
this one. The sentiment on all sides is
that the Southern Pacific should be
allowed to come in, but not until they
have settled by arbitration all damages
with property owners who were willing
to abide by the decision OF such a board.
INTERVIEW WITH MR.. LUKENs.
In an interview with Mr.. Luksna this
afternoon he said:
81 feel more than ever satisfied with
my position in this matter. From the
number of people who have hunted me
up today to express their pleasure ct my
action and assure me OF their support
/ am sure that the sentiment OF the
community is with ma.
when this matter first came up the
entire council was with me on the ques.
ton OF compelling the company to arbi-
trats the damages, but first one and
then another dropped over to the South
ern Pacific side, until but Mr.. Hamilton
and myself were left to do the fighting"
THE REMOVAL NOT JUSTIFIED.
Referring to the matter, the Star OF
this evening says:
Be the question decided as it may, thu
extreme act in unseating the president
OF the council for the purpose of crowd
ing the franchise through under the con-
struction of the law held by the major.
ity was, under the circumstances, a
proceeding that will not help the rails
road company in obtaining what il
desires. 1t was an extreme measure not
justified by the situation.
The people have taken hold of the
matter in earnest, and the end is not
yet.
THE CITY'S HEALTH.
DR.. F. F. Rowland, health officer oil
the city, reports for the year ending
October 31st last, 142 deaths here. OF
these ] was from cholera morbus,
from cholera infantum. from measles
from scarlatina, from influenza.
from whooping cough, 2 from typhoi
fever, 2 from intermittent fever, 2 iron
hydrocephalus, from tuberculsr-men
nights, 81 from phtbisis pumonalis, 4
from marasmus. from rheumatism, 4
from cancer, from pneumonia, 8 from
bronchitis. from other diseases o.
the respiratory organs, from entritis, ]
from gsstritis, 2 from peritonitis, from
diseases of the stomach and bowels
z from Bright's disease. l from aneurism
3 from heart disease, 8 from convula
sions, 10 from other diseases Of the brain
and nervous system, 10 from still-birth
and Is from diseases not classified.
It is noteworthy, says Dr. Rowland,
that very few of the deaths from con
sumption wsre among people who had
| lived here more than a year.
THE CHARITY BALL.
The sale of tickets for the annual
charity ball which occurs at the Hcte
/ Green tomorrow. Friday evening, has
| been large and the event will donbtlsaa
I prove a most delightful one. The pat
| ronesses are Mrs. e. r. Hull, Mrs. e. f
4 Hurlbut, Mrs. William Stanton, Mrs. G.
1 F. Holder, Mrs. Della Senter, Mrs
/ James North and Rev. Florence Ko!lock
4 The committee of arrangements il
q com posed OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Holmes
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Vandevort. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Wetherby. Messrs. G. D.
\ Dnggett, III. K. Hersel and Dr. J. NJ
Radebaugh. Fl. r. Hertel will act az
4 ficor manager. ably assisted by Messrs
" G. w. Bell, Newton Lsithesd, W. R.
I Staats and DR.. j. M. Radebaugh. Dane
ing will commence at 8 o'clock.
NOTES.
The opera club meets tomorrow even
ing.
DR.. Riggs Is much improved.
Prof. Holder is confined to his room
by illness.
4 The Shakespeare club gives recep-
fion Monday afternoon in the q. A. Il
hall.
The w. C. T. U. held a meeting thi
afternoon and denounced the new char
Ter as favoring the liquor men.
There is good reason for the popular
{tv of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Davis Il Buzard Of West Monterey
4 Clarion Co., Pa, say: 1t has cnret
people thai our physicians could d
nothing for. We persuaded them TO trl
3 bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
,edy and they now recommend it will
\ the rest OF as" 50-cent bottles for sa!'
ny Of 4 Vaughn. Fourth and Spring
10. II. Heinzeman. 222 N. Main.
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