The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-19
FROM The SEVENTH
CAPT. LIPPENCoTT GIVES SOME
NEWS OF PASADENA BOYS
The Return Of Bold Party That Tried
to Run the Banning Blockade.
Brevities and Personal

PASADENA, July 1S.-(Ofice of The
Herald, IS East Colorado street) At the
regular meeting Of the city council this
afternoon there were no applicants Tor
franchises present to plead their causes
and only routine business was transacted
All members, except Mr.. Hoag, were pres
| ent. The city attorney was absent.
A communication was received from Mar
| shall Lacey, asking that the policemen be
given each two weeks vacation. The re-
quest was granted.
1t was decided to put In fire boxes on the
corner of Waverley drive and Fair Oaks
| avenue and on the corner of Moline avenue
and California street. Trustees Patten and
Lockett wanted an alarm box on the corner
of Fair Oaks avenue and Peoria street. but
the proposition was voted down.
A Voice From the Seventh
| Capt. W. L. Lippencott Of Company I ar
rived home this evening from San Francis
CO upon four days furlough. Capt Lippen-
| colt is looking well and is glad to get home
and see his friends. He reports the boys
Of his command as enjoying life, but feel
| ing a little blue on account of being left
out of the expeditions to Manila. Capt.
Lippencott will spend his short vacation at
the home of his mother on North Orange
Grove avenue. The boys of the company
are in good health. They like their new
quartermaster, Geo. Metz. and are glad of
The promotion of Archie Price. son OF Mrs.
Nd Locket of North Fair Oaks avenue, who
has been selected as special clerk by Brig.
Gen. H. G. Otis. and will sail with him on
Thursday for Honolulu and Manila. Capt.
Lippencott stated this evening that he still
has hopes of his company's going to the
front He had not heard Of any mutinous
spirit among the Pasadena boys. They are
acting like soldiers. Capt. Lppencott's
friends questioned him pretty closely about
the boys, and he was able to give them
many little cosby details.
The Banning Blockade
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hunt and sons, William
Warehouse and three children, and c. +.
Hamlin have returned from few days
cruise about Catalina island. The party
had Mr.. Warehouses; pleasure yacht Alert.
and LETT here last Monday. They report
having had some sport with the rod, and
also with the men in Banning Bros EN-
ploy, who followed the party in a steam
yacht the Linda, to prevent landing. The
Linda kept with Mr.. Warehouses; party
at a considerable expense to the Bannings.
The party made numerous landings. but
made no attempt to go above the beaches.
they posted letters at Avalon in the little
postoffice situated on the beach.
Brevities
State Superintendent of Schools g. T.
Buck has written to City Superintendent ].
D. Graham of this city in regard to the es-
adjustment of public school kindergar-
ten. Mr.. Buck thinks that the city school
authorities have the power to establish
kindergarten department.
Warren Rogers was holding team for
his father on Howard street yesterday,
when one of the animals became frightened
and jumped. Rogers was kicked in the
breast and knocked down. Then the
horses ran and dragged the wagon over
him. The kick caused him to bleed at the
lungs, and he was otherwise somewhat bad
iy injured. though not seriously. The
horses were caught before they did any fur
Their damage.
Florin l.. Jones has sold the Natural His
tory store on East Colorado street to w. A.
Edinger OF San Francisco. Mr. Jones will
retire permanently from the mercantile
business.
The Electric Railway company today re-
ceived It's new $50 horse power engine. The
work of setting 1t up will begin tomorrow.
and it will be ready in about a week.
c. E. Allen, conductor on the electric
railroad, and Miss Clara L. Morgan of Los
Angeles will be married on the 2lst inst. In
Los Angeles.
Mrs. John Bonalie Of San Pasqual street
was slightly injured by being thrown from
her buggy yesterday morning on South Ma
rengo avenue near the M. E. church
Mr.. and Mrs Dewey, Mrs Dolph 8. Bas-
sett and daughter, and Mrs. Philbrick are
spending a month in the mountains.
Miss Coleman left today for the island.