The herald., 1896-04-15
PASADENA OFFICERS ELECT
viii Assume Their Respective Positions
on Monday Next
Meeting 'of the Delphi Circle Hotel fIen Ar.
(rlve and VIII Be Entertalned-soelal
and Peasonal

PASADENA, April 14.-Next Monday
the city officers elected yesterday will
assume charge Of their respective du-
tics. the law prescribing that in cities
Of the sixth class the officers shall their
seats on the Monday following their
election. Messrs. Cox and Weed, after
four years Of service as trustees, will
retire. their places being filled by
Messrs. Patten and Hartwell, while
the place Of Mr.. Lukens, who recently
resigned, after six years of service as
trustee. will be filled by Mr.. Reynolds.
Messrs Hotaling and Buchanan turn
over the treasurer's and marshaPs Of
fees respectively to Messrs. Mcdonald
and Lacey, while City Clerk Dyer re-
mains where he is. Wooster, citizens
candidate for trustee, received 80I
votes to s12 for Patten, and Bangham,
Republican candidate for clerk. re-
ceived 6s7 to 1887 for Dyer. The total
vote cast was 1888, which is 728 more
votes than were cast at the spring elec-
ton of 1894. These figures indicate
something of the growth of the city.
There was some talk heard of contest
ing the election Of Lacey as city mar
shal, but it is not likely that it will be
done.
After the returns had been announced
last night there were the usual demon
strations Of hilarity, and for a time II
looked as though there might be row
when a crowd Of hoodlums espied A.
b. Baldwin. whose part in the campaign
has aroused the wrath of certain ele-
ments, and they surrounded in large
numbers with the intention Of riding
him on a rail, which intention would
doubtless have been carried out had not
Marshal Buchanan promptly inter-
ferred. He went with Mr. Baldwin to
the city hall, where he told the crowd
that unless they dispersed at once he
Io OF 0f t1,o
and take more effective means. Some
blows were struck but nobody was Sc
riously injured.
BREVITIES.
The Delphi circle met with Mr. H. H.
Dutton on Grove street last evening,
when the new book, thinking, Feeling,
Doing" was taken up. The first les
son was conducted by Mr.. B. w. Diehl,
and Mrs. H. H. Dutton spoke upon the
language of primitive people. The day
was Mr.. buttons birthday. and ice
cream and cake were served in celebra-
ton Of the occasion. The affair also
partok of the nature of a farewell re-
ception to Mr.. Lewis Dutton who leaves
Thursday for his home in Pennsyl-
vania.
The visiting hotel men arrived here
last night in three special Pennsylvania
trains at the hours of II, 12 and o'clock
Despits the 1ateness of the hour. the
last train found a large number of
people to welcome 1t at the Santa Fe
depot. The second train came in in a
blaze Of red fire which had been pre-
pared for the reception, and contained
Manager Holmes Of the Green. The ex-
cursionists got out their band and fol-
lowed up. the music with three cheers
for the Green. There were some twenty
cars IN the three trains, the last one to
arrive containing Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Raymond
The hotel men will visit Pasadena
FRIDAY morning, and at $3.50 board of
trade members are to show them the
CITY: There Will be about $50 of the
visitors and they will be the best adyer
tisers for Pasadena that we have had in
many day, AND should be shown every
courtesy All VINO viii help please leave