The herald., 1897-12-12
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA A


citation was organized this evening ut
called mass meeting Of cyclists in the
board Of trade rooms. AS advertised In
circular yesterday. the organization is
for the purpose Of securing better roads
in Pasadena, by aiding the street super
intendent in every way possible. by
arousing public sentiment. and by hold
ing to strict accountability all who tear
up the streets for any purpose. About
fifty wheelmen were present, and re-
marks were made by number of them
Edmund Lockett presided and II. B.
Hynes was chosen temporary chairman
A set Of bylaws which had been drawn
up at a preliminary meeting was adopt
ed, and the following officers were elect
ed for the permanent organization: Ed
mund Lockett, president; A. H. Palmer,
vice president; H. B. Hynes, secretary;
G. B. Post, treasurer; Horace M. Dob
bins, D. c. Smith, Benjamin Hahn, the
officers Of the board, and two other men,
bers to be elected by the board. directors.
BY the constitution, members pay 81
each, which entities them to q tag,
which will be worn on the wheel. With
the money thus amassed cycle paths are
to be built about the city. Wheelmen
not members Of the association will. Of
course, ride on these paths but 1t is ex-
pected that most resident wheelmen are
possessed Of enough patriotism to sub
scribe to the fund
AN UNLUCKY MONGOL
All Louie, vegetable peddler, was
arrested on Wednesday by Marshal La
cey on Moline avenue. Louie having vio-
lated the hitching ordinance. The mar
A-H 49, a hn
Sunny Slope ranch, and let him OFF with
promise to see the recorder. Ah Louie
neglected to do this. Today the marshal
saw him driving through town, and, get
ting on his wheel, followed him. On
Chestnut street the marshal got off his
wheel and climbed into All Louie's
wagon. The Chinaman refused to go
along, emphasizing his refusal with
kicks and bites, until the officer forced
him back on the seat with one hand and
drove the team into town with the other
hand. Along the route Louie still re-
sisted until officer Goltman happened
along and helped the marshal. Louie
was taken before the recorder and given
q sentence of SIS fine or 5 days in jail.
Having only about 81 with him. he was
clapped into Jail. The usual fine for vio-
49,
BREVITIES
DR.. George D. Wilbur, aged SO years.
died this morning at his residence on
Burton court. Deceased came here
about nine months ago from Denver suf-
fering from bronchitis. The immediate
cause of death was pneumonia. Dr.
Wilbur leaves widow and a daughter
In Grass Valley. Mrs. Emma Wilbur
Brown, a sister Mrs. Julia Wilbur Davi
son, in this city, another sister. Mrs. EN-
lily j. Ward, in Los Angeles He was
surgeon in the Thirty-second Wisconsin
infantry and served throughout the
war. The funeral takes place Monday
afternoon at o'clock from Adams un-
dertaking parlors under the auspices of
the G. A. X.
SOCIAL NOTES
The Misses Sutton and the Messrs.
Sutton entertained last evening at the
home Of Captain and Mrs. A. DEG. Sut-
ton on the corner of Hill avenue and
Mountain street. The house was pretti-
ly decorated with ferns, roses, smlaX
and potted palms, and dancing was in
dulged in.
The Octocorasion club met yesterday
afternoon and entertained their friends
at the home of Miss Alice Markham on
South Pasadena avenue. Progressive
hearts was played and flower prizes
were won by Misses Fuller and Dali
rymple, after which refreshments were
served.
Friends of Miss Hattie Stone surprised
her last evening at the home of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Stone, of Mary
street. The evening was spent with mu-
sic and games.
After four days of success the Catho-
lie bazaar closed this evening. Although
the attendance was small during the af-
ternOon, the auditorium was we'll filled
in the evening when an enjoyable mu-
steal program was rendered by Los An
geles talent. Miss Seaman, Joseph Scott
and Prof. Thornton were among the
singers.
BREVITIES
Last night some person stole six Jars
from ]. M. Clark's No. Samson battery
with which Mr.. Clark runs a gasoline
spraying engine. The outfit was left
standing over night near Mr.. Clark's
house, 1919 Oakland avenue. The theft
was made between the hours of 8 o'clock
in the evening and o'clock in the morn
Ah6' uc WAIc6 were cut, tIle DON OpeIeu
and the jars removed. These jars are
worth $1.25 each.
A committee appointed at the last
meeting Of the Congregational church
officers has decided to have individual
cups at communion services and also 10
dispose of the present opera chairs and
substitute pews
$. The opera season opens on the evening
Of December 18th, when the new Ole
Oleson will be given by professional
company. Hitherto this season only
private affairs have been given at the
house. "She stoops to Conquer" will be
rendered on Tuesday evening, Decem-
ber 14th, under the direction of Mrs. c.
D. Daggett.
At o'clock tomorrow afternoon Prof.
Wilfred Stetson will direct sacred con-
cert at the Universalist church. The par