The herald., 1898-03-31
OPPOSE THE CYCLfWAY
PROTESTING PROPERTY OWNERS
AFTER AN INJUNCTION
Whe Americas Club Preparing for War.
Salvation Army Indignant-The
Car Mail Service


bor Of property owners along the route Of
Aho proposed cycle way have announced
their intention to enjoin the city trustees
from granting a franchise to Horace M.
pobblns, tho proprietor of the enterprise.
The point raised Ii that the elevated path
would not permit the moving Of houses
past 1t. This is good, as far as it goes, but
arrangements are to be made for draw
bridge for this purpose. The property own
ecs also allege that no one would care to
i've near the unsighty structure and that
therefore property along the route would
be injured. A great many protests have
already been heard by tho council. Now
the disconnected professionals have decided
TO test the consututionality OF the legis-
latdve act which made the cycleway propo-
sttion possible. In all probability per-
manent injunction will be served, and the
case will have to be fought In court.
THE AMERICUS CLUB
At meeting of the executive committee
OF the Americus club yesterday afternoon,
several applications for membership were
received and accepted. These new MEM
bers put the club almost up to the two
hundred limit. The matter of changing the
by laws SO that member may be dropped
without the majors consent, was taken up.
This change will probably bemade. The
major was authorized to get the proper
register and books ready, so that the club
may be put on a strictly military basis.
The next drill of the club will take place
Monday night, when another night will
prohably be set for drills, Monday night
being inconvenient, on account Of its being
COmUanv rs regular drill night.
THE CAR MAIL SERVICE
The electric car United States mail serv-
ice will begin on Friday. April 1st. as fol-
lows: Leave Pasadena daily for Los An
geles at 6:S2 a. M, 1889 p. m. and 6:O2
p. m; arrive from Los Angeles at 1882 a.
m, 2.08 p. m. and 6:3S p M. leave Pasa-
dena for Station A, Altadena and Echo
Mountain at 1856 a. m. and 1855 p. m. daily,
except Sunday; arrive from above at 9:47
q. m. and 4:47 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
The 2:0S mail from Los Angeles brings a
closed pouch from San Francisco and
northern points, and will be delivered, thus
saving eighteen hours over time heretofore
made.
SALvATIONISTS INDIGNANT
The Salvation Army people are indignant
at the discrimination which seems to be
exercised in the enforcement of the ordi-
nance against the playing of musical in
struments on the streets. 1t will be remem-
bered that this ordinance was passed for
the purpose of prohibiting the Salvation
Army from parading the streets with their
band and holding meetings on the streets,
but of course it had to include all bands,
none of which are supposed to be allowed to
play on the streets without a special per-
NIT. Since the dog show has been in town
the band connected with the show has not
only paraded the streets, but has stood for
half an hour in one spot until a large
crowd gathered, something which the Sal
walton Army is never allowed to do. Hence
they arc all stirred UP over Marshal La
cey's discrimination, as they term it.
BREVITIES
The Sans Souci club was entertained yes
terday afternoon at luncheon by Mrs. An
drew Mentally of Altadena. Luncheon was
served at o'clock and following luncheon
progressive euchre was played. Mrs. c. W.
Bell won lady's first priz,. Mrs. r. I. Rog
ers, second; Mrs. Belle Jewett, first lone
rand, and Mrs. -Thad; Lowe, second lone
hand
The Scott club was entertained yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. c. Il. Meyers at her home
on Lincoln avenue. Miss Craig acted as
leader and spoke in an interesting manner
on witchcraft. Mrs. McCully read paper
on Saladin. A lesson was read by Mrs
Chicken. Miss Craig rendered solo. Miss
Foltz of North Orange Grove avenue will
entertain the club at its next meeting.
Dave Coyle, who was convicted Of vio-
lating the bill posting ordinance, was this
morning fined $40 by Recorder Rossiter.
Prof. David Starr Jordan lectures on
Thursday evening on 1.-THE Fur Seap' at
the tabernacle for the benefit of Throop.
The funeral of David Il. Ball will be held
tomorrow morning.
PERSONAL
Mrs. De Ruyter left yesterday for New
York city.
Prof. and Mrs. David Starr jordan will be
entertained tomorrow evening at the Green
by Prof and Mrs. c. c. Bragdon.
Albert Gilmore leaves tomorrow for Adj
Olson, N. j., on account of the serious ILL
ness Of his father, David Gilmore, who was
formerly a business man of this city.
Mrs. A. c. Haynes has returned from a
visit with eastern friends. Mr.. Haynes
will arrive in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rand left today for
San Francisco.