The herald., 1897-10-02
PASADENA


PASADENA, Oct. 1.-(Regular Core.
spondence.) The city council met In spec.
ial session this morning at 10 o'clock fol
the purpose of preparing themselves fol
the reception of the East Side and Los
Robles avenue sewers at the regular meet.
ing on Monday. Whether or not sewer
bonds will be issued will be settled by tn,
people. by vote. No date has been set fol
the decision, but the people will probably
be given a chance to vote soon after the
supreme court makes its decision in the
San Luis Obispo case as to the legality OF
bonds issued payable in gold coin or Lawful
money. Engineer Clapp will make sur.
vey for sewer and make such specifica
tions as are needed, which will occupy
probably about two months. According
to the law no bond election can be held
during another election. SO the expense
saving proposition to hold the bond elec.
tion with She general municipal election
must be declared off, The board decided
to introduce a resolution on Monday call.
ing for an election to submit the bond
issue to the public. The resolution will be
adopted.
THE JUBILEE BAND
The Jubilee Guards band of the Saliva.
ton Army. which is touring Southern Cal.
ifornia, has arrived at Pasadena and has
been welcomed with a splendid reception
Staff-Captain and Mrs. Dunham, the dis
trict officers for Southern California, who
are here. have recently arrived from the
east. They are conducting war councils
in Pasadena and inaugurating the winter
campaign. Several offices from the vari-
Gus cities in California are arriving to take
part in the meetings, which will last until
Monday night. Special programs with
several musical numbers have been ar
ranged for each night. The district officers
are entertaining musicians and interest
ing speakers. The Jubilee Guards band
will be supported by string band. Satur-
day evenings Battle of Song will be
concluded with Contest of Coffee and
Cake" There will be special meetings all
day Monday, and the day will be given a
hallelujah.
BREvITIEs
A. A. Jepson, who lives near the corner
of Kirkwood avenue and Dakbta street in
North Pasadena, was the victim of yes
terday's runaway. Mr.. Jepson was riding
young colt which he has just broken.
The colt dashed under pepper tree at
the side of the road. near Dorn's drier
on Lincoln avenue. Mr.. Jepson's forehead
was so badly cut against the tree that it
was necessary to sew the wound up. The
accident happened at about a. M Mr..
Jepson was able to be about today.
The 6-year-old daughter of f. L. Jones,
who fell from a board fence at the high
school grounds Tuesday and lay uncon-
scious several hours, Is slowly recovering
from the effects of the accident.
About twenty-five hundredths of an inch
OF rain fell last night between the hours
Of II p. m. and l a. m. The members of the
Pasadena Gun club who went duck shoot
ing near Bixby early this morning think
that the rain was for them alone, but It
was also beneficial to those who stayed
at home, for the dust was laid. No damage
Is thought to have been done by the down.
pour.
Professor Rowland is having the vacant
lot en- the corner Of Colorado street and
Marengo avenue cleared for an athletic
field for the Y. M. c. A. boys, who go into
training tomorrow for their sports on the
18th Of this month.
G. E. Toms horse became frightened
at an electric lamp on Bellefontaine drive
this morning and became unmanageabIe.
Mr.: Toms was thrown out and the wheel
or MS vehicle passed over his foot badly
bruising 1t. The wagon was demolished
by the horse.
ABOUT twenty-five friends of BENJAMIN
Lacey. son OF Marshal Lacey, helped him
celebrate his twenty-first birthday this
evening. at his home on North Moline
avenue.
AHe w ooumen OF the World had a social
oance this evening in K. of P. hall under
tne auspices of the Ladies' Circle A num-
per OF outside guests were invited.
MI ana Mrs. T. F. Lukens entertained
friends last evening at their home on
North Marengo avenue.
A meeting of the Marengo Avenue Chau-
tauqua circle was held last evening in
Or. Brigg's office, when 1t was decided To
hold the fist meeting of the season al the
nome OF Mrs. Anna Johnston on North
Los Robles avenue, Monday evening.
Miss Grace Banbury entertained friend.
last evening with games and refreshments
Mr.. ard Mrs. Van Nuys of North Raw.
mond ay.',ue entertained the Enworth
league this evening w. s. Melick snoLa
upon Law Making in the California Leg
islature."
Silas Toms and B. o. Clark, who are po-
Ing extensively into the berry business.
received 5000 Lawton's Noble strawberry
plants this morning. This Is said to be the
earliest and heaviest bearing species
known.
PERSONAL
J. W. Pierce and family, formerly of Pas
adena. will visit friends In this city to-
morrow.
w. Guy. who lives near DEVILS Gate.
vas taken to Los Angeles today to be ex-
.mined for insanity.
w r. Staats arrived home today from
San Francisco.
Mrs. Il c. Hotaling and daughter will
spend Saturday and Sunday at Tropico.
Miss Katherine Scudder of Galena ave-
sue leaves tomorrow for st. Louis.