The herald., 1897-02-16
PASADENA
A Street Car Franchise Wanted-Socinl Notes.
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Brevltes
PASADENA, Feb 15.-At the regular
meeting of the city council this after
noon there were present President hart
well and Trustees Hamilton, Patten,
REYNOLDS and Washburn, the latter al
ter an absence OF some weeks. A petit
tion was received from the Terminal
Railway company for franchise to OPP
crate an electric railway along the fol-
lowing streets of the city: Commencing
at the Terminal crossing on Coiorauo
street, thence east to Fair oaks avenue,
thence north to Villa street, thence east
To city limits; also commencing at the
cornar of villa street and Marengo ave-
nue. thence south on Marengo to Colo
rado thence west on Colorado TO Kay
mond south to Green, west TO falr
oaks, north to Colorado, also commence
ing at the intersection of Union street
oaks avenue, thence on Union 10 Ma
rengo. The application was hlaue
through Mr. T. C. Gibbon, vice-presi-
dent and attorney for the road. The
road is to be completed within two years.
Mr. Gibbon also stated that the Term-
nal road is to be MADE an electrlc me
at once, and that the road S running tliile
would be from Is to 20 minutes less pc
tween here and Los Angeles thah the
present roads time. The petition was
referred to the city attorney ana 10 the
committee on judiciary. They Will en-
-.deayor to report at the next meeting. =,
A resolution of intention was adopted
TO grade and curb Illinois street between
Fair Oaks and MarenEo avenues anu
establish the width of Illinois street as
3S feet between curDs. a.
CITY Engineer Clapp and city CLERK
Over reported that there is sun some
misunderstanding regarding the matter
of the eastern city limit lire.
The above reports were referred 10 the
city attorney for examination.
Grades for portions of the following
streets were established according 10
the proper standard: Wichita, Madison.
Moline and Eastern avenues. ana lAper-
ty, Howard, Oak and Mendocino streets.
VALENTINE PARTY.
A large number of the guests of the
Painter and invited friends enjoyed
Valentine party Saturday evening. The
guests were given white heart-shaped
cards. upon which were written conun-
drums and portions of quotations. Inc
answers and other portions OF the quo
tations and conundrums were written
upon red cards which had been hidden
about the rooms. Prizes were awarded
those who found the largest number of
answers Miss White won ladies'
prize, and Mr.. Mcfarland gentlemans $
DriZe. In the way Of souvenirs they
were presented with little JapaneEe
trays, and the gentlemen with japanese
book marks. Refreshments were served
and part of the evening was spent with
charades. The credit for the enter
tanning program is due to Mrs. Sno"oail
and the Misses Johnston.
A HUNT WITH HOUNDS.
The Knockabout Riding club of the
Casa Grande started out this morning
upon a hunt with hounds IN the hills west
of the city. The party formed at 8
o'clock in the arroyo at DeviIs Gate.
The hounds started a deer, which was
followed as far as possible until 1t es-
capped. The party had expected to hunt
jackrabblts and such small game, and
the appearance of large game was there
fore a surprise. Those who enjoyed the
run were Misses Waller, Fay, Shipley,
Gartshore, and Messrs. Sullivan, Sands,
Tannahill, Engel, Guy and Mumford.
The Pasadena Gun club entertained
their lady friends at the grounds today.
Among those who started for the
grounds this morning were: Mr. and
Mrs c. P. Morehouse. Miss Morehouse.
Miss Angie Holmes, Miss Lillian Dod-
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Hull, Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Storey, Mrs. p. c. Baker, j.
Torrance and several others
BREVITIES.
"A meeting at the board of trade rooms
will be held next Wednesday evening for
the purpose Of discussing the protection
of citrus fruits in the forthcoming tariff
bill before congress. President Stewart
of the board of trade has called the
meeting and all interested are invited
to attend. The meeting begins at 1880
o'clock.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Virginia Weaver of
Media, Pa, to DR.. Casper w. Miller of
Philadelphia. Miss Weaver is a sister
of Mrs. DR.. F. f. Rowland and the we'd
ding will take place Tuesday morning.
Feb. 2S, at the Church of the Angels,
near Garvanza.
Amang the Pasadenans who took part
in the social hop at the Green Saturday
evening were Misses Eldred, Green.
Edythe Green, Messrs. Roy Macomber.
Ed Frye, f. w. Kimball Eldred, Mort
Henderson, Mumford.
Stanley Senter is suffering from kick
which he received last Saturday from a
pet horse that was cutting up in the
yard at his home on the corner of South
Los Robles avenue and Center street.
almost knocked senseless. No perma-
nent damage is anticipated
Most of the gang of boys who were
arrested sometime ago for stealing pig
cons and burglarizing the Union ware
house have been disposed Of C. Sotos
and Sam Arbuckle were given their
choice of So fine of five days imprison-
ment. Vincent Saradell was given sic
or ten days. William Arbuckle was
sentenced to 81 fine, which he paid.
The condition Of Prof r n Mo ~ a.