The herald., 1897-11-14
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

PASADENA, Nov. 19.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) At a meeting this even
ing of the stockholders of the Pasadena
and Pacific Electric company a resolu
tion was passed for the issuing of 1000,
900 in bonds. The reorganization COM
mittee had previously agreed to this
proposition. To the original line has
been added about five miles of track and
three and three-quarter miles in Los
Angeles over the Macy-Daly street
route. This united system has an in
debtedness of about s750,000 BY the new
issue of bonds the old bonds will be TAX
en- up, while $25OOOO worth of gold bonds
will remain in the treasury to be used
as desired in keeping the road abreast
of the times in the way of progressive
provements and extensions. These lat
ter gold bonds bear interest at II per
cent for thirty years.
FOOTBALL GAME
This afternoon on the Terminal
grounds team of old-time players de-
feated the high school team at football
by the score of S too. A large crowd saw
the game. During the first half buck
ing game was played. Lewis Freeman,
full back on the heavier team, kicked
the ball from near the center of the field.
Quarterback Magee of the high school
got the bal and was forced by Randall S
tackle to make a touchback on his own
goal. This netted the heavy team two
points. In the second half kicking
game was played. Freeman made a
touchdown without interference and
kicked a goal, making the score to O.,
l. A Il,
made by Magee, who brought Freeman
down unaided. Freeman weighs some
sixty pounds more than Magee. Good
plays were made by Bettes, Reed and
Senter of the High schools. The names
of the players are: Heavy team-A.
Price, center; Candy Hewitt and A. C.
Haynes, guards; Ed Turner and Chas.
Groesbeck, tackles; Dan McGilvray and
w. G. Allen, halves; F. Buchanan and
Harvey Randall, ends; Lewis Freeman.
fullback; Walter Hadley, quarterback
High School-Derby, center; r. Spauld-
ing and Blade, guards; F. Burt and w.
Allen, tackles; John Reed and A. Bettes,
halves; Ballard and C. Stevens, ends; $.
Senter, fullback; w. Magee, quarter
back. Umpire, Ed Hart. Linemen.
Wreight and Kernaghan.
AN ILLINOIS PARTY
Vice President Turner of the Adams
& Phillips company arrived this morn
ing from Illinois. He was accompanied 4
by twenty-three friends from that city,
some of whom will locate here, while
others will only spend the winter The
members of the party include Mr.. ana
Mrs. Andrew Turner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams, parents of James Fl. Adams:
Laban Hoblit, Miss Margaret Howser,
Miss Clara Baker, d. d. Throop and
family, Mr.. Throop being a cousin of the
late Amos G. Throop, who are now reg
istered at the Crown Villa; Mrs. George
Atchison, son and daughter; Capt. F. y.
iWheeloclS and wife, Mrs. Applegate,
daughter and child; Mrs. II. James, Mrs
E. Harness and Mrs. NJ. f. Randolph
the last-named being the guest of Mrs.
DuSger.
BREVITIES
At the regular weekly meeting of the
Tournament of Roses association last
evening in the board of trade rooms ii
was reported that the Seventh Regiment
band and the Catalina band had been
secured for New Years day. Seventy
five invitations will be sent out to news
papers, requesting that they have rep
resentatives in the field. John Mcdonald
will be chairman of the press committee.
A design for an official Tournament of
Roses envelope was accepted from C.
M. Davis. Several acceptations Of invi-
tations to take part in the parade We're
received. The parade will form at 10. 80
and move q half hour later. Appropri-
ations for the schools were made.
The Entire Nous club was entertained
last evening by Miss Grace Tower al her
home, Marengo hall, on South Marcngn
avenue. Celebrities was played Each
guest was presented with Il souvenir
program. Miss Ada Coggswell won the
ladies' prize for guessing the most
names, Miss Moore second. Messrs.
Bridges and Hammell cut for gentle
mems first prize, Fred Buchanan VIM
ming second. The guests We're Missea
Lord, Mott, Lowry, Baur. Shopbach
Howard, Cogswell, Moore, Helen Vein
garth, Pinney and Tower; Messrs Price
Buchanan. Bridges, Brown, Hammel
Weight, Webb, Grey. Turner, Barnett
and Young
A number of astronomical members
of the Southern California Academy ol
Science went to Mount Lowe this even
Ing to witness the annual appearance
of the Leonids meteoric shower which
takes place between l o'clock and day.
light tomorrow morning. Prof. Swift,
large telescope will be used. A specia