The herald., 1896-03-08
man and I. j. Reynolds secretary, elected
the following delegates:


the following delegates:
W. Thompson, j. A. DELAY, ]. ]. Rey.
nolds, G. E. Billings. w. S. Windham, A.
+. Mills, H. Printz, Austin Munger, N.
Viii on. L. 9. Griffith, T. F. Twinting, E.
We'll. L. G. Beal, Jas. Stewart, q. w.
Clure. J. NJ. Windham, j. M. Riggs, Thos.
Wordiow, Jas. Edmonson, u. M. Burson,
j. w. Lancaster, w. H. Bonner.
In the Sixth precinct. f. A. Walker,
chairman, and Alfred Mercer secretary.
The delegates elected we're: NJ. L. Clarke,
DIR. T. S. Greene, w. H. Townsend, B. w.
Hahn, Clifford Rogers, Prof. ]. H. Hoose,
A. Il. Keyes, DR.. r. X. James, A. E. Nash,
Il. A. Walker. q. NJ. Parker, Thos. Farley,
DR., G. A. Briggs, H. A. Holme, S. f. John
son, G. Z. Torrey, A. D. Hall, J.. b. Young,
H. N. Baldwin, Albert Mercer, S. M. Mum
son, Fl. II. Hitler.
The Third precinct meeting organized by
electing C. H. Keyes chairman and L. NJ.
Gilman secretary. The following dele.
gates were elected: A. r. Metcalfe, c. H.
Keyes, Joseph Wallace, NJ. S. Plant. Will
liam Homill, c. p. Miles, i. Hobson, Chas.
Wooster, J. J. Blick, DR.. Il. A. Reed. Z: J.
Rider, A. j. Hubbard, G. w. Jackson, W.
+. Sansorne, L. M. Gilman, j. H. Merriam,
William Robinson, F. NJ. Washburn, W. G.
Mosher, J. p. Dawson, ID. ID. Morse, w. H.
Korstian, T. S. Stem, E. F. Brown, j. G.
Oakman.
In the Fourth precinct Herbert G. Brown
was elected chairman and DR.. Shultz Sec
retary. and the delegates elected were as
follows: H. c. Brown, DIR. Shultz, DR..
James, DIR. 4. L. Conger, J. Ii. Campbell,
James Campbell, DR.. B. N. Page. F. r.
Harris, Prof. ]. ID. Graham, F. J. Culver.
Walter I. Clapp, George Woodbury., II; G.
Bennett, G. +. Duss, w. M. Slavin, VIM.
Prinz. J. X. Seagrave, c. A. Davis, H. M.
Lutz, Jasper Culver, C.. S. Christy, A. b.
Barnes, E. G. Clapp, S. Hahn, G. G. Harri-
son.
THE HARNESS BROKE
At about seven o'clock last evening Mr..
M. G. Hanaman, Mrs. G. B. Hanaman and
Miss Margaret Hanaman stopped in a car
riage in front of Nash Bros. grocery on
East Colorado street. The harness broke
as they started to drive away, letting the
tongue down and frightening the horses.
They started to run. and Mr.. Hanaman
braced himself against the dashboard,
which gave way, letting him slide perilous-
ly near the heels OF the team. But he
managed to hold on and was dragged over
the Southern Pacific track as far as
Billings grocery before he could stop the
horses. In the meantime the seat of the
vehicle had broken down and the ladies'
were thrown roughly to the ground. Mrs.
Hanaman was picked up in fainting con-
dition and attended by DR.. Beach. The
others escaped without injury. as did the
carriage, save for the broken harness and
seat.
NOT A CANDIDATE
M. H. Weight is out in card in this
evenings Star in which he states that since
some of his friends seem determined to
nominate him for councilman he wishes
it distinctly understood that he emphatic
ally declines to become a candidate. for
the reason that his views on the liquor
question do not harmonize with those of
the majority of the citizens of Pasadena.
1t is straightforward letter, with no ifs or
ands, and leaves no room for Quibbling.
BREvITIEs
A very pleasant evening was spent at the
Spaulding yesterday, one hundred or more
guests being present. After musical
program dainty refreshments were served
and dancing enjoyed to a late hour.
Charlie Crew, who was driving one of the
Transfer company's wagons, tried to slow
up his team while coming down the Colorado
street hill this afternoon, but there being
no brake he could not do SO, and the ami
mails became frightened. The line broke,
and Charley could only cling to the wagon
They ran at breakneck speed through the
center of town, narrowly missing several
carriages, and finally stopped near the
opera house and went to eating grass, The
driver jumped off just before and was not
hurt. The horses were somewhat bruised
and cut.
William Hendel was buried this morn.
ing from Reynolds e. Van Nuys'. No
friends or relatives appeared for the
funeral, and his body was inferred in the
Potter's section OF the cemetery.