The herald., 1896-08-13
NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
The Good TempIars Entertain
the Public
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED
Board Of Trade Members Don't Want q
Shoe Factory
lew OFFICERS INSTALLED
The "Fses Lance" csiispses Owlnx to Lack
sf the Silver Mems Suppcrt-Per.
sonsls and Brevlties

PASADENA, Aug. 12.-G. A. r. hal
was the scene last night of an interest
ing entertainment given by the Good
Templars in connection with the install
lation Of officers. The program was OF
a musical and literary nature, and the
prize for the best essay was awarded tc
Miss Zana Terpenning, whose subject
was The American Flag VS.. The Ameri-
can Saloon. An Ounce of Prevention
oration by F. G. III. Stevens, was award
ed first prize. The following officers were
installed by Lodge Deputy B. o. Lacey:
Past chief templar, John A. Westring;
chief templar. Miss Gertrude Ralston
vice-templar, Miss Amy Lacey; chap
lain, Miss Zana Terpenning: recording
secretary. Albert Mercer; assistant sec
retary. Miss Gertrude Beecher; financial
secretary. Miss Myrtle Shaw; treasurer,
Miss Anna Kirkwood; marshal, Lester
Bryte; deputy marshal, Miss Daisy
Lewis; guard. Miss BERTHE Bonner; SEN
tinel, F. G. H. Steveas.
At meeting of the directors of the
board Of trade yesterday afternoon there
were present Messrs. Adams, Hertel,
Stearns and Daggett, the latter presid- :
Mr.. Adams concerning the location here
OF the Alhambra shoe factory. He recon-
mended that no action be taken. as the
times were not suitable for the support
OF such an institution. Mr.. Stearns made
the report concerning the Fourth of July
ceIepration fund. a residue of $3O5 Of
which was turned over.
The presentation of a picture of the
Hotel del Monte by I. N Todd of the
southern Pacific was received with q,
vote OF thanks. and the picture was or
dered hung up in the room.
LACKING SILVER SUPPORT
The collapse of the Free Lance, the
paper started by Messrs. Vail e. Frame
Is said to have heen owing to the lack oi
support OF the silver men of Pasadena,
who were informed that it was to be pub,
!isned IN the interests Of silver, but when
IT appeared mounted so gracefully on
the fence they decided at once that
they could not consistently support il.
Iney characterize 1t as hybrid product
which had no excuse for living. The
Bryan club now numbers nearly 1o5
members, and the cause of silver Is
steadiiy on the rise in Pasadena To-
nights meeting at the new club room In
the wooster block was we'll attended
and the enthusiasm for Bryan more
marked at each successive meeting. Tbs
new club room will hold probably 400
propose to have It we'll filled every wsas
et the regular meeting.
ASSESSMENTS REDUCED.
The board Of eQualizat tion ad1orrr.s
sine die this mofning after directing
tne city clerk to turn the assessment
DOCKS over to the board Of trustees Tha
Ioiiowing Is the complete list of all the
reductions granted by the board during
its sitting: o"'ins
A. J. Va ornum. improvements on ,ot
$500 to $I400. '-"o'' ironi
J: r; Townsend, improvements IN n,
3. p. H. Raymond's subdivision q, fra,, 1us
$500 to, $1,000. '''o"' from
Elizabeth Phillips. improvements IN
soe soooo ~: DOCK B. San PasQual tract, from
Frank c. Monroe. improvements Nm
.os. s0S Z =: e. Cases subdivision. from
Fred Hartung, improvements on w
2b feet of lot II, A. F. Mills suhd,vis,or w.
from $2S00 to $4,000. -N-0i'
BREvITIEs.
Inc death Of Mrs. o. T. Hammell oc
heart at her home on Eldorado street
yesterday afternoons had started
out on walk, but returned home short
~, complaining that she felt i'll. Tbis
was about o'clock and Mrs. HammelI
oleo an hour later. Deceased. who was
apout 80 years of age, leaves a husband
and an 1S-year-old son.
Dr ana Mrs. j. r. Townsend of the
Montclair Crildren's home were the re-
cipients last evening of a fine Jersey
COW and five bales of hay. the gift Of
Irlenos OF the institution.
snali mouse on the ranch Of Mr.
or Eldorado street was de-
stroyed by fire Monday evening near tha
East San Gabriel hotel. Among th,nrs
Morrissey o'siAs u MI.
John Etienne, arrested about 9 ,,,.,.
last evening for disturbing the ne.oa ooN
was lined IS by the recorder. peooe'
Tne ladies of All Saints guild r,,,,
S!ve lawn social at the home of II Z.
iHeynoids on, North Madison avenNc
lomorrow afternoon between the hours
Judge Weed came up from Long Beach
A. l. Gam,Son returned vestsrds,..,
his family from their eastern trin WI WI
are again ensconced In their hon1a ~
North Madison avenue. oh
FRANK Pinney, who has been suffer;ro
with a severe illness for some time is
e' -
Rev. W. G. cowan. wife and faro,,,,
nave returned from six weeks outing
at Long Beach. '-Ae
pairing to move to Los Angeles.
Mr.. j. f. Parker and family.of Eas+
Colorado street have returned fron,
The island. 1ioni
Mrs. #. r. Harris and children LEFT to-
lay for Long Beach.
c.. Stewart and Geo. Greeley return
"a today from the island and will 90 |
back again shortly.
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