The herald., 1898-12-10
PASADENA BUDGET
DETERMINED TO KEEP UP THE
FINE HEALTH RECORD
Nothing Yet Heard of c. F. Wright.
The Terminal Franchise-Death
of William A. Allen

PASADENA, Dec. 9.-(Office Of The
| Herald, l6 West Colorado street, Telephone
Red 675) The Pasadena board of health
reports a remarkably healthy state during
the past year. But very few case OF conta-
gious diseases have occurred, and only one
OF them proved fatal: The board OF health
has decided to rigidly enforce the ordl-
nance against the spread OF infectious dis
eases this winter, should any make its ap-
pearance. They have learned from the ex-
perience of last year when scarlet fever
caused the withdrawal of so many children
from the public schools. No case OF scarlet
fever has been reported this year, and only
one of diphtheria. OF typhoid cases not
many have been reported, and those few
were nearly all light, only one resulting IA
tally.
c. F. Wright, the father of Mrs: S. L..
Betts, the hair-dresser OF 10 North Kay
mond, has not been heard from today,
though the police departments of Los An
geles and this city have been on the lookout
for him since yesterday.
The rain last night amounted to a little
over one-third of an inch in Pasadena and
increased as the foothills were approached.
The snow on Mt. Wilson is reported a foot
deep, and owing to the cloudy weather is
melting very Slowly. Everybody looks
brighter and happier today.
A wheel belonging to H. +. Ives was stolen
in front Of Lippincott's undertaking par
ors last night between 7 and 7:30 o'clock
1t was found today by car conductcs on
South Los Robles, with the tubing badly
broken.
Thomas f. Dorsey, the president of the
Carriage Drivers association, who was ar
rested last night for violating the carriage
ordinance, has employed Byron l.. Oliver
of Los. Angeles to defend him. and the trial
is set for next week Wednesday.
Tho cit,- ooupoil and N-ioe Doh
bin of the Terminal road held a conference
this morning. in which the application for
the Terminal franchise through the city
was discussed. The various routes by which
the centre of the city should be reached
were discussed, but the decision of the mat
ter was postponed until the regular meet
ing next Tuesday. Trustees Hoag, Lockett
and Dobbns are said to be in favor OF grant
ing the franchise.
Miss Cora Bell Humphrey of North Pasa
dena was married last night to Andrew Hen
derson of Los Angeles. The wedding oc-
Cured in the North Pasadena NJ. f. eharch,
and the ring ceremony was performed by
Rev. C. T. Wilson. Mrs. Flora Goodall
Bland presided at the piano and played the
Young couple will be at home to their friends
on West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
John F. Godfrey post had large attend.
ance of members last night at its election OF
officers. The election resulted as follows
John D. Gaylord, commander; D. d. Kel
logg. vice commander; F. J. Woodbury.
junior commander; Rev. W. G. Cowan,
chaplain; trustees. G. d. Patten, Samuel
Weight and Dr. H. A. Reid.
A large number were present at the Y.
NJ c. \. tonight. Music and reGtations
were followed by real old fashioned candy
pull.
The following officers were elected by
Corona lodge. F. and A. NJ, last night:
Ernest H. May, W. NJ; Charles w. Bell,
5. w; Wallace X. Gaylord J. w; Louis
Blankenhorn, secretary; B. F. Ball, treas
urer.
Hon. William H. Allen died We sterday at
pm. Funeral Saturday at 10 am, at his
late residence, Isl North Euclid avenue.
Cremation private.
The Pasadena Athletic club will play their
match game of football against the Phoenix
Indians a. Athletic Park, Pasadena. Satur-
day afternoon.