The herald., 1896-01-14
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ladder truck went only as far as Hi
nois street, as the location of the fire
was near Mountain street, two and a
half miles from town, and the house
WAS nearly burned to the ground by
the time the hremen reached Illinois
street.
BREvITIES
At the meeting Of the Pasadena Law
Students association, in Mr.. Mstcalf's
office Saturday evening, the following
officers were elected: Victor L.Ward,
president; e. W. Holmes, vice presi-
dent; Il. L. Stewart, treasurer and Sec
retary. The election was followed by
helpful address from Justice Merri-
am, the subject being Proceedings in
Justices Courts.
The Lang case has been set for TO-
morrow at 1:30 p. M, and today the
marshal and officers were busy secur.
ing jury. They find some difficulty
i'll discovering men who care to serve,
owing to the nice points involved in the
case.
Several candidates were admitted
into the o. 0. A. M. at the meeting Sat-
urday evening, one of them being
Lionel A. Sheldon.
Parents of children suffering from
symptoms of any contagious disease
are requested to report to Principal
Graham Of the high school or to Pres
ident Keyes, 80 that the state of things
can be kept up with.
An adjourned meeting of the Tues
day Evening club will be held tomor-
row evening in the Universalist church
at O'Clock. The guests will be enter
tanned with a candy pull.
George Webster has begun work
upon the fats which he will erect on
the corner Of Marengo avenue and Ma
rengo court. The building will contain
thirty-six rooms and will be finished
handsomely.
Work was begun this morning on
Raymond avenue, which is to be paved
between Colorado and Locust streets.
A. number of colored citizens met
this evening for the purpose OF form
ing literary club.
The Knights OF the Maccabees in
stalled this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White have been
made happy by the arrival of son.
The house OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. e.
Chaplin vas the scene of pleasant
gathering last Saturday evening. The
feature of the entertainment was the
interesting talk Of Mr.. Kuravaga of the
Jar an Tea Company, VINO spoke of the
fighting, sporting, religious and other
customs of his people. Mr.. McFar-
land spoke of student life in Germany,
and Mr.. Nichols and Mr.. Ludovici
spoke in similar vein.
@. A. Witherbee, a supervisor of the
township OF Sterling, ILL.,, has arrived
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in Pasadena few weeks.
Ernest f. Tabor of Escondido, chief
engineer of the Escondido irrigation
district, was in town yesterday visiting
friends. Mr.. Tabor is at present put
ting in city water system for San
Jacinto.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. B. Burdick of Port
land, Ore, who have been guests here
for some weeks, left for home tester-
day.
The Young Womens' Missionary So
ciety met this evening at Mrs. Ben
jamin Hahn's on South Los Robles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom's young son
was thrown from a burro a few DAYS
ago and is now suffering from broken
leg.
w. S. Gilmore returned this morn
ing from trip to Phoenix.
Harry A. Wood left for San Francis
co>last evening.
Arrivals at Hotel Green-J. s. Chap
man. Mrs. J. S. Chapman, Mrs. j. W.
Hendrick, Los Angeles; Il. W. Hen
! drick, San Diego; Max Erkes, San
Bernardino; Fl. W. Moreross and wife,
Coronado; Mrs. II. W. Lancy, Potrolis,
Canada; "a. q. Sherman, wife and two
children, Chicago; John Gillig and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs McBurn and fami-
ly, San Francisco; Il. M. Gillig, New
York; John Bradbury, A. M. Thornton,
J. M. Austin, Los Angeles; J. B. Win
ston, Duarte; John p. Cooper, Los An
geles.