The herald., 1896-01-18


and every property owner in the city, now
fully realizes the Importance to Pasadena
of grand showing on the first of each
year.
Then follows detailed report of the re-
ceipts and expenditures, showing receipts
from membership dues $500, and expendi-
tures of $535.49, leaving a balance on
hand of S94.5l.
Y. NJ. C. A. MATTERS
The Y. NJ. G. A. of Pasadena is taking on
new lease of life of late, and now deal
has been practically consummated by the
board of directors for the purchase of the
two-story brick building on North Fair
Oaks avenue, formerly occupied by the
Wakeley Novelty works. which will be i'm
mediateIy fitted up for the associations
work. 1t is the intention to devote the en-
tire building to Y. M. C. A.. work, which
will include a reading room. parlors, refer
ence library, assembly hall, class rooms
and gymnasium. In connection with the
gymnasium will be hot and cold baths.
Fjfty-five new names have been added to
the membership roll since November l., the
applications being received on condition
that new quarters be obtained.
The membership fees on the new plan
will be $5 and $40 per year, the latter
price emitting the member to all the privi-
leges Of the association for one year.
BREvITIES
The motion for a new trial in the Fluke
case was denied today and the defendant
fined 500.
A. G. Rogers appeared before the re-
corder this morning and was lined 30 for
eaving his horse unhitched.
The fifth degree of the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite organization will be
conferred upon class OF six tomorrow
night at Temple Lodge of Perfection No. z.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the North Pasadena Land and
Water company last Monday. printed re-
port of the board of directors was read and
discussed, and the election of officers for
the ensuing year was as follows: Nj. ID.
Painter, j. 2. Nelson, Byron Lisk, A. b.
Gould and d. Ii. Etten. Mr.. Etten being
elected in lieu of McH. Pierce, who has re-
moved to Chatsworth park
Grand Worthy Patron Merritt was pres
ent at the meeting of the o. E. S. this even
ing and fifteen candidates were initiated,
after which banquet was served.
Oliver Wendell Holmes will be the sub
ject for discussion at the next meeting of
the Brownie club, in the parlor of the
Mitchell next Thursday.
The following officers of Pasadena lodge,
No. 1924, /. Q. o. f., were installed last ev-
ening by W. r. Beardslee, D. D. G, NJ:
Charles E. Hersey, noble grand; Arch
Prutt, vice grand; w. H. Korstian, re-
ording secretary: A. G. Heiss, treasurer;
w. A. Jones, warden; E. t. Dearth, con-
ductor; r. T. Merritt, inside guard; Chas.
Ward. right hand supporter to noble grand;
J. FL. Dolan, left hand supporter to noble
grand; Wallace Follett, right hand sup
porter to vice grand; George Hyatt, left
hand supporter to vice grand: II. l.. George,
right side supporter; w. FL. Dunn, left side
supporter.
Owing to the wet weather only a handful
of people attended the Aramenti concert at
the Tabernacle last evening. The singing
of Nine. Aramenti and Miss Schiller and
the violin renditions by Mr.. Higgins were
highly commended
Mr.. Wilde will play and Mr.. Ehlers will
render fine clarinet solo at the regular
meeting of the conservatory of music to-
morrow at 8 in the afternoon. Hans
combs lullaby, with obligato by Mr.. Clark,
will be given by Mrs. Kate w. Gibbs, who
will be favorably remembered in the "Mes-
sah,'' and Mr.. Walter Schneider, the BARI
tone, will give Luzzi's ''Ava Maria" These
recitals are free.
In the suit for the recovery of the value
of a lot of orange trees furnished by Mr..
Crippen, the nurseryman, to DR.. Black of
this city, which was tried here and APP
pealed to the superior court, decision went
against the doctor.
Mrs. r. S. c. Lowe has secured the me-
teorite found by Guy Bisbee in the north
fork of the San Gabriel, for her valuable
collection. number of parties from Los
Angeles came out today to try and pur-
chase the specimen, but they were not
successful.
The male chorus of twenty voices formed
for practice under the direction of o.
| Stewart Taylor will meet tonight at the
| conservatory for first rehearsal. la
dies chorus of sixteen voices has also
been organized.
Miss Emma G. Worth, for three years a
resident of Pasadena, died at her home in
Grand Rapids, Mich, January 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierson of Evanston, ILL.,,
who have been guests of Mrs. j. L. Whit
more, left today for Los Angeles.
w. A. Spaldlng, state commissioner for
building and loan associations, was here
today looking into the affairs of the Mutual
Building and Loan association.
Mr.. Knockles, president of the German
bank of Carol, Ia, is here for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Elson returned yester-
day from Coronado.