The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-12-08
PASADENA BUDGET
RAYMOND AVENUE RESIDENTS
SrRENUoUSLY OBJECT
To Another Electric Line-Cannot
Hear Themselves Talk as It Is.
Private Slete Is Still Alive

PASADENA, Dec. 7.-(Office of The
Herald, 10 West Colorado street, Telephone
Red 675) Another protest against grant
ing the Terminal Railway company fran
chise for belt line through Pasad' ma on
Colorado, RAYMOND and Green streets has
been circulated today. R. Eaton, president
of the Union Savings bank, has secured the
names of the Hotel Green, VIM. Morgan and
Others. A number of property owners and
tenants on Raymond avenue are strenuou,
" Directing to having another electric line
on their street They claim that at present
they canont hear themselves talk every iii
teen minutes, and that their peace is already
DESTROYED. 7. +. Gibbon of the Terminal
railway will meet the city council In com
mjttee of the whole tomorrow morning to
talk the matter over. The tighr is on, and
a hot time is expected. The idei Of chang
ing the proposed route so as to avoid some
of the worst opposition has already been
put forward.
LADIES' LEAGUE BAZAAR
Crowds attended the bazaar L the Uni
yersalist church tonight. AL elegant dis
play entirely filled the lower floor OF the
church, and an eager and happy throng list
ened to the orchestra. Booths representing
various nations are filled with the most
tempting articles, dainties and Injuries.
Charming and persuasive young ladies at
tend the booths and minister to the wants
of all \ supper was served tonight. The
bazaar will continue Thursday afternoon
and evening. Mrs. Frank Jones is president
of the Ladies League, ana is being congr0t-
ulated on all sides for the complete success
of the affair The designers of the booths
were Mrs. b. O. Kendall and Mrs. David
Heap.
BRENITlFS.
The commissioners appointed to assess
the benefits and damages for the widening
of Walnut street will be in session at the
city hall December 8, 10, y and il. from
to II am. and to pm.
The report of Marshal Lacey for the
month of November shows five arrests and
four convictions, the fifth case still pend
ing As tax collector. Mr. Lacey took in
lsl309S.55. Taxes will he delinquent after
the 3lst of December.
Private Slete OF Co. | is not dead. hut
has sufficiently recovered to contemplate
returning to Pasadena on The IS. Corona,
which sails from San francisco next fridaN.
The funeral of Private George \. Batchel-
der will be held at Tuner 4 Adams TN
dertaking parlors tomorrow Thursday at
pm Co. will assemble at the Americas
club rooms at 1890 in uniform and al.ond
in body. \ squad commanded by Cor
porai We'll will fire IA salute over the grave
\. c. Nroman entertained the members
and friends OF the Monday Afternoon club
at his rooms last evening with an illustrated
talk on the Pueblo Indians OF New Mexico
ard Arizona.
The Pasadena Athletic club will play the
Phoenix Indian team at the Athletic park
on Lincoln avenue next saturday.
c. A. Findley. musician OF Company |,
left for his old home il Toronto. Canada,
today.
The Society Of Pasadena Pioneers will
meet fer permanent organization at the
board OF trade rooms tomorrow Thursday
at 3 p. IN.
Rev. c. +. Tebbetts read paper at the
union meeting Of Sunday school representa-
tives in the Y. NJ. c. \. rooms last night.
The ladies OF the west side organized a
Tuesday afternoon club at the home OF Mrs
A. NJ. El-on yesterday.
F. Stein came down tonight from Martins
camp to spend a few days. He says there
was quite a fall of snow on Mt. Wilson about
10 o'clock this morning
Frank Sharp, a l4-year-old Atadena boy.
ran away today. His invalid mother was
greatly distressed and sent notification to
the officers to hunt him up.
Charles c. Knight has returned from a
three months stay at Santa Barbara.
Scott Hancock. Santiago hero, is ex,
pected in Pasadena soon from Washington.
ID C. He will spand a rart of the winter