The herald., 1898-12-18
LACY GETS A BLIND PIG
. PASADENA TIPPLERs RECEIVE A
81, ..s.--..s. SEVERE SHOCK
southeastern Pasadenans want q
Wider Street-News and Fer-
sonal Notes

p.sADENA. Dec. T.-(Office OF Inc
Herald l6 West Colorado Street, Inc ~
H. of the southeastern part OF rasaueNa
t,,o ;rst Maid one assessment TO geN Sei'ei
.traet mt through, and now they wadiV "a. an
0.So, assessmant made TO widen IT, lne
,,al,ru width of fifty feet IS not enough -
ssh.,, can't have lust as good street as 'iiei
e in the CITY, they want to know tiie ie"so,
-, THE addition of ten feet IN "io'h
,',o,,ld cost hut little extra while hrst pu.'
t;no through and grading the street. ouO
:. ,,.ould add enormously to the attractive
.oss &c the tboroughfare and raise the Vaiue
of the adjoining property more than eho"sii
~ oomnensate for all additional expenses
Tha arguments advanced in favor OF wloeh-
;,,rr Canter street are to the effect that
Gft,,-foot street is but little better thah an
.llev and would add but little value to the
nronerty, whld fine siNty-foot uhorouen'
fore could be made as attractive as almost
or,, of the hest streets in the city, and thus
greatlv increase the value of this attractive
hut almost inaccessible part of the city.
Those who have carefully looked over the
Ground saw that the extra ten feet could De
t.l,an off fhe north side without serious DAM
noe to anyone, and that some of the abutters
would give the extra strip to secure uhe
advantage of having really flrst-ciass
street.
"BLIND PIG" CAPTURED
Another "bkind pig was raided by Mar
sbal Lacey tonight. The stye in the mud OF
which he wallowed was the Blue Point res
taurant kept by Gohn & Mcdowell at 10
South Fair Oaks avenue The officers have
had their eyes on this as well as some other
places. for some time. Tonight MIR. Lacey
GAINED access Through the back door. A reg
ular bar was fitted up in the back room
and crowd was filling up to the hilarious
point with genuine tanglefcot. Ihe marshal
arrested both OF the proprietors, William
Gohn and William Mcdowell William
Gohn is the brother of Miss Bell Gohn OF the
New York kitchen, who has herself paid
several fines for violating the antl-saloon
law The marshal has captured fine array
of demijohns, whisky bottles and teapots
used in the restaurant for conceaing the
whisky. The place has been running full
blast all day. The method used to conceal
tire whisky was the teapots, from which the
drinkers poured their own drinks as tram
individual tea sets. The Blue POINT tea
party was raided tonight at about 10 O'Clock.
The proprietors are NOW in charge of the
marhal and are making an effort to secure
bonds.
NOTES
The next banquet of the Twilight club will
be held on the 2lst inst. at Hotel Green Kew.
b. C. Henry. ID. d., will give an address on
"The Present Political Conditions of China"
snd A. C. Nroman will give a lantern slide
tall on the Pueblo Indians
Universal Brotherhood (Theosophical
Society in America), the international
Brotherhood League, a lecture by Pau
S. Heffleman will be given in the board of
trade rooms on Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Sub
ject: "The Child is Father of the Man"
At the close of the lecture questions from
the audience relating to Theosophy will be
answered.
Mrs. Minnie O. Arthur, wife of the late
W. E. Arthur, petitioned the court this
morning for the probate of her husbands
will. She petitioned to be appointed execu-
trix of the estate, which consists of real es-
tate to the value of $4,000, personal property
valued at $500, and a law library valued at
5000.
The Country club has decided to take part
in the Tournament parade. They will turn
out in single and double carriages, and in
tandems and four-in- hands. The Pasadena
Pioneers are hard at work, through their
committees, in making arrangements for an
appropriate and characteristic display in
the parade. ----
The alfalfa" club was organized last
night at the home of Mrs. Buckmiller. Of
ficers for the next six months were elected.
The Presby teran bazar in the Auditorium
Thursday evening netted the ladies about
$500.
Prof. Robert E. Ford of Throop institute
left for Minneapolis this morning, where
he will be married to Miss Lima Yale.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Chris
tian church held an al,day meeting at the
"Revere" on Thursday.
The Pasadena Camera club met at Indus
trial hall last night for the purpose of or
ganizing. A. c. Vroman was elected chair
man, and H. I. Chatfield secretary. Fur
ther efforts to secure large membership
will be made by the promoters before the
organization is finally perfected
The East End Eucher club was enter
tanned last evening at the home af Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Geohegan.
Rev. DR.. Frank Crane of the Trinity NJ.
+. Church, Chicago, is a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooley, 425 North Orange Grove ave-
nue..
j. M. Pillsbury and wife arrived from Chi
cago last evening, and are at La Pintoresca.
E. Stein, of Keokuk Iawo; R. J. Chase of
Sioux City, Iowa, and G. |. Lidgewood
Of San Francisco are registered at the Carl
ton.
Mrs. Keyser of Scranton, Pa, and Mrs.
Mary d. Howe arrived in Pasadena this
morning.
Mrs. William Edgar and family of New
York are at La Pintoresca.
A barn belonging to Mrs, Emma Bacon
was burned tonight at 10 o o'clock on Colorado
street, just beyond Euclid. The loss will
not exceed $l00, it is said.
SANTA BARBARA