The herald., 1896-01-12
Subscriptions
and
Advertising


yesterday and today with reference to
| government bonds:
| New YORK, Jan. 10, 1896.
San Gabriel Valley Bank, Pasadena, Cal. !:
| Will you kindly telegraph whether, as
| matter of patriotism, you will invest in
| new government loan, and to what extent?
| Reply. Collect. The WORLD. 8
To which the bank sends the follow
ing prompt reply:
PASADENA, Jan. IL, 1895.
The World, New York City, NewYork: f
! We would subscribe for $4,000 new
| government loan on 3 per cent basis.
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY BANK.
GEO. B. PosT, Cashier.
The First National bank agreed to
| take $25 900 worth some days ago.
The class for the study Of theosophy
meets every Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock in room 3, over Crilly's book
| store. ALI interested are cordially in
vited to attend. At present the class
is reading and discussing ''The Key to
( Theosophy" and Light on the Path"
The handsome float of music pupils
in the tournament of roses was the en-
terprise of Mrs. I. X. Dimond and the
young ladies and gentlemen were her
! pupils.
s. E. Marcus who was formerly a
laundrymau in this city was brought
up from Los Angeles yesterday to DR..
Hodges receiving hospital, he having
been severely injured in a gasoline ex-
! plosion. He will in all PROBABILITY
| soon recover.
At the next meeting of the w. G. T.
U. in the M. E. church Thursday after.
noon the subject discussed will be
Scientific Temperance Instruction in
this Public Scd ools.'
A special meeting Of the directors Of
! the board of trade has been called for
next Monday evening at o'clock at
the office of Wood & Church.
| Mr.. Morgan, owner of tho postoffice
building, has set contractors at work
| looking over the building in view Of
| making extensive improvements. The
present structure may be removed
across the street aud finer one erect
ed in its stead.
A literary and musical program was
carried out at the Grown villa last
evening, which WAS an impromptu af-
fair and greatly enjoyed.
| Work on the paving of Raymond
avenue between Colorado street and
| Locust will begin next week, all prop
erty owners on the section having
signed the contract. Concrete will be
put down four inches deep instead of
six as on other streets, but will be of
crushed gravel in place Of gravel and
will therefore be quite as substantial
The cutters will also be Of granite.
The contractor has engaged to finish
the job in 80 days.
The trustees of the UniversaIist
church will probably meet next Mon
day for the purpose OF electing men,
Der to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of MIS-. II. K. Fay.
@. @. Brown went to Los Angeles to-
day to assist in the perfecting of an
organization of the old soldiers of the
late war into a union embracing both
the federal and confedate veterans.
State Secretary John L. Speares of
the Y. M. q. A. will arrive next Tues.
day for q short stay. The visit is in
the interest Of the organization here.
Elmer Engle, who has been ill with
typhoid fever for two weeks, is able to
be out again.
Mrs. F. r. Harris and children went
to Downey today to spend Sunday with
friends.
s. E. TutSle, father of Mrs. Fl. T.
Griffith, is quite ill.
L. R. Reed of Cypress avenue is suf-
fering from a severe illness.
Hotel Green arrivals: Miss Mable
Hine, Miss Bri Couroy, Los Angeles;
Miss Krutz, Walla Walla; Fred Darulle,
Chicago; A. X. Hall and wife, st. Paul;
E. 8. Lippitt, Petaluma; P. Powers, San
Diego; w. N. Ketchum, Chicago.