The herald., 1897-05-21
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

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PASADENA, May 2Q.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) There seems to be little doubt
as to who will be elected school trustee to
occupy the place now filled. with such COM
plete satisfaction to the people, by Sena-
tor Delos Arnold. A petition was circulated
for a few hours this morning and was
signed by all to whom presented. no ef-
fort being made to make long list. The
paper. which explains itself. is as follows:
To Hon. Delos Arnold We, the under
signed residents of the Pasadena school
district, appreciating the attention you
have given to your duties as trustee dur
ing the past three years, and the conse-
Quent excellent standing of our schools;
also realizing your eminent fitness for the
position both In education aud experience,
ask you to waive any objection you may
have to continued service and to accept
the election to succeed yourself.
We believe your election will follow as
matter of course to your acceptance. and
that the best interests of the district will
thereby be subserved.
Dated. Pasadena, May 10, 1897.
G. d. Patton. w. s. Gilmore. H. c. Rose,
s. Washburn. ]. Carrothers, j. B. Hughes,
]. w. Ross, G. r. Toms, Elon White, John
Cox, A. +. Mills, b. f. Ball. F. w. Thorn
ton, ]. I. Stevens. ]. w. Wood, J. c. Elliott.
A. r.. Metcalfe, II. c. Hotaling, r. B. Col
cord. George J. Brenner, L. II. Bonner, w.
p. Grey, Calvin Hartwell. Il. ]. Martin,
Louis LaSpada. F. e. Twombly, v. l..
Ward. c. N. Terry, Joseph LaSpada, James
II. Adams. f. +. Brown. r.. b. Newby. j.
II. Woodworth. c. +. Huddleston. Edwin
Stearn, II. r. Townsend. A. f. Brockway,
H. W. Wadsworth. r. Williams Grant
Orth III. w. Magee, ID. ID. Lambert, w.
]. Pierce. c. NJ. Skillen, L. j. Hun. William
Hamill. f. A. Mote. A. f. Hamill William
Prince. Charles Il. Putnam. e. F. Lancas-
ter. C. A. Walker. M. p. Green. T.. j. Rigg.
A. d. Hall. o. l.. Braddock, A. II. Fawcett,
r. L. Hoag. Ed Michener, J. d. Nash. G..
A. Durrell, John Habbick. ]. A. Shelhamer,
F. ID. Daggett. p. w. Lloyd. d. d. Knet-
ties, H. ID. Roberts. w. H. Prittie, w. D..
Hammell. T.. F. Hurlbut, 8. F. Bangham,
Charles Gardner, b. f. Jones, c. A. Briggs.
Wesley Bunnell +. B. Wetherby, John
Breiner. w. ]. Kelly f. c. Dana, w. B..
Loughrey Samuel w. Pyle, +. s. Smith,
Lyman Allen. ]. Ellis. A. G. Saunders.
John Mcdonald. w. G. Benedict, c. u.
Bunnell. T. c. Savage, F. L. Heiss,' E. f.
Gaylord. M. Slavin. G. NJ Taber. A. O.
Bristol. L. r. Taylor. William p. Forsyth,
f. Lockett l.. w. Frary. F. c. Bolt. G..
F. Randall, F. L. Jones. B. Talmadge. w.
s. Lacey. F. v. Hovey, J. G. Rossiter.
Webster Wotkyns, M. Parker. ]. w. Van
Macomber, J. w. Phillips. c. S. Martin.
Silas Axtell. ]. o. McCament. Allen r..
Dodworth, Robert Strong. William H. Ved-
der, w. L. McAllister, Frank Monroe. w.
r. Stats, P. NJ. Green, r. Eason. F. r..
Harris. G. II. Smith, F. p. Boynton, ]. f.
Church. w. D. Turner, G. II. Coffin, Ben
jamin w. Hahn l.. p. Hansen, Antonio
vejar. r.. X. Jones, John r. Slater, M. c..
Parnsley, w. w. Freeman. Richard ].
Mohr, r. M. Furlong. Joseph Simons For
dyce Grinnell, r. 3. VanSlyck. E. H. May.
A BAD FALL
William Blake. who lives on May street,
near Orange Grove avenue, was quite bad
ly injured late Tuesday night while work.
ing in digging a big cesspool for Mr. Ladd
at the Wadsworth place recently purchased
by Mr.. Ladd. on South Orange Grove ave-
enue. In order to hasten the work two
shifts of men are employed and Mr.. Blake
was at work on the night shift when the
accident happened. About II o'clock Mr..
Blake. who was at work in the pit, now
over forty feet deep, called to the two
men at the windlass above that he was
ready to come out, and, stepping into the
bucket, they began to haul him up. When
about twenty feet above the bottom the
windlass came loose from It's fastenings
in some manner and the roller jumped out
of its sockets. precipitating the bucket
with Mr.. Blake to the bottom, where the
windlass fell in on top of him, injuring
him SO badly that he was unable to answer
the frightened calls of the men overhead.
One of the men went for help, and by the
time he returned Mr.. Blake was able to
help in getting himself out. He tied the
rope which they lowered to him to the
windlass. and after that was hauled out
managed to tie the rope about himself so
that he was hauled out in the same man.
ner. When taken to his home it was found
that the windlass had struck him in three
places, carrying with 1t a piece of the scalp
about an inch in diameter, q piece of flesh
below the left knee and bruising and
spraining the right knee quite severely.
The wound on the leg is open to the bone
and there Is q possibility of blood poison
ing. but 1t is thought this will be averted.
SYMPHONY RECITAL
The Pasadena Symphony club gave its
last recital of the season this morning at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. M, p. Green
on Columbia street. There were number
of guests present by the invitation of Miss
Green and the members of the club great
ly enjoyed the several numbers rendered
in the usual artistic style with which the
club sustains its reputation.
The full orchestra was present, composed
Of Prof. Harley Hamilton. conductor and
frst violin; Miss Foy second violin; Miss
Ferris and Mr.. Bierlich, jr., violas; Mr..
Bierlich, cello; and the several ladies of
the club as pianists. The program rendered
included st. Saens Dance Macabre," /"
Raff's symphony of Lenore' and Wagner's
Overture to Rienzi'
The piano duet in the first named number
was played by Mrs. Jason Evans and Miss
Greble; in the symphony the piano parts
for the two movements were taken by Miss
Green and Miss Sarah Coleman, Mrs WAL
lace and Miss Goodwin, while the Wagner
number was played by Mrs. Leithead and
Miss Lutz.