The herald., 1896-10-13
NEWSNOTESFROMPASADE
The Mountain Fires Break Out
Afresh
ALPINE TAVERN IN DANGER
rife Fighters viii Resume Their Labors
This Morning
Councilmen Still Wrestling With Street
Improvement Questions-Rushton
Wants a New Store

PASADENA, Oct. 1.-THE mountain
fires broke out again last night or this
morning and are now raging IN saucer
canyon. All the men had been brought
down by Messrs. Steil, Hartwell and
Banbury, they supposing that the work
had been completed, but Mr.. Banbury
went up this morning again with twelve
men. The men are employed by the
party, and will endeavor to suppress the
fire before damage is done. The fire was
within a mile Of Alpine Tavern this
evening, and fears were entertained Tor
the safety Of the road and the hotel The
sixteen men who have Just returned
from the fire front were photographed
this afternoon in their working para
phernalia.
COUNCIL MEETING
The regular session Of the city coun-
Gil this afternoon was postponed until
1880 this evening owing to the absence
of members. The meeting was held Win
President Hartwell, Trustees Patton anu
Washburn present.
A, Stout, on behalf Of property own
ers, asked for another continuance IN
the matter Of the opening OF Garneio
avenue, as the property owners dlo not
feel able just now to stand the assess
ment. A continuance Of three weeks was
allowed.
The matter of East Colorado street
Improvement called for some discussion.
The petitioners allowed some discrep-
ancies to enter their petition, and In
view Of these the city attorney thought
that all previous proceedings should oe
resoinded. The case calls for nice dis,
tinction between dollars and cents ana
road rollers in the matter of bids.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
street work on Orange Grove avenue
from Walnut street to Colorado street.
Bids for work on Grand avenue were
opened and referred to the committee
on streets and alleys.
The report of Recorder Rossiter for
the month Of August was read and ac-
cepted.
THE USUAL RUNAWAYS
s. g. Rushton of the Minneapolis ba-
kerry makes good pies and cake, but
they can't keep pace with his horses.
Some time ago the delivery nag started
to gun, ran into the sidewalk near Hotel
Mitchell and distributed cooked dough
over things. Another horse took his
place, and this morning the new animal
started on North Raymond avenue and
turned on Fair Oaks. He turned again
at Dayton and wheeled into the stable
near the fire engine house. The pies,
which up to that moment had kept their
presence of mind, scattered right and
left and the vehicle crashed into Los
Angeles transfer wagon. The driver
was delivering goods when the accident
occurred and was therefore not in the
rig.
Early this morning horse belonging
to the Munger & Griffith Company be-
came frightened at bicycle and start
ing to run, fell on the sidewalk, sustain
ing internal injuries from which 1t died
in few minutes. The scene of the
tragedy was near the corner of Fair
Oaks avenue and Chestnut street.
Frank Kishbaugh and daughter and
brother George were the victims of d
lively runaway yesterday afternoon
They were driving down town and on
Walnut street, near Galena avenue, the
horse SHE'D at a piece of brown paper
The buggy wheel was crushed and the
occupants of the buggy were spilled in
the gutter. Miss Kishbaugh suffered @
broken bone just above the ankle. The
two gentlemen were somewhat bruised
and cut about the face and hands
Miss Kishbaugh was carried into Will
Pinneys house, near by, and was at.
tended to by DR.. Deacon. The horse
freed himself from the buggy and ran
home.
SOCIAL MATTERS
Miss Minnie Beck pleasantly enter
tanned number Of her lady friends
Saturday afternoon with a salamagun-
In the dining room and reception hall
grated and various games were played
inthe dining room and reception hall
Prizes were awarded to the best guess.
ers, these being Misses Ada Palmateer
Mary Mitchell and Halle Picher. Choice
refreshments were served at the con-
clusion of the games The guests were
MiSaoS E.rnnnn C1Q vnnOl Alfna Ma rlx.
ham, Edith Rowland Jeanne Hatch
Gertrude Henry, Aileen Palmateer
Mary Mitchell, Lawrena Hansen, Myra
Lindley, Halle Picher, Althea Meharry
Mabel Lyman, Anna Whitmore, Blanche
Witherell, Ethel Howell Lucy Howell
Lucy Garben, Sarah Coleman and Ada
Cogswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steiner entertained
at their home on South Fair Oaks ave.
nue. Saturday evening with dancing
The house was prettily decorated anG
music was furnished by the guests
Dainty refrehments were served.
BREvITIES
The death Of H. P. Cam, aged S.
years, occurred at his home on Soutl
Moline avenue this morning. Mr. Canr
came here nine years ago from Boston
The funeral will take place from the
residence. 1882 South Moline avenue. or
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
A horse and buggy belonging to Johr
Young Of Illinois street was stolen las
night from the Presbyterian church, ,ant
has not yet been heard from. The ris
was in the charge of Mr.. Hunter, wh(
occupies Mr.. Young's house.
The next session Of the grand lodge o.
Good Templars will be held at Pasa
dena In 1897, the first Tuesday in No
vember. The contest was between Pas
adena and San Francisco, and the fina
vote stood "a for Pasadena and So fol
San Francisco. A. E. Baldwin wa;
chosen as grand chaplain.
George Higgins, an employe on tn,
Dobbins place in South Pasadena. wa
arrested Saturday night and put in jai
to recover. He had $155 in his pocke
when arrested, but when he was sobe
he stated that he had a check for So
and a gold watch which were missins
upon his release. The check was on IN,
first national bank, and payment wa
stopped. 1t is not known whether tn,
watch was stopped or not, as no trac,
Of 1t can be found.
Mines named the Rich and the Poo
played ball at the bicycle track groui~l
this afternoon, the game being won by
the Rich by score of 2S to TO- Both ar,
local clubs and the game was highly ex
hilirating for the players. Another gam
will be played next Sunday.
Mrs. Maine Stevenson and daughte
have returned from a visit at Canton
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Gantzer have re
turned from the island where they spen
the summer.
Miss Jennie Winston was in the cit,
today from Los Angeles.
Frank Long IL about again after al