The herald., 1898-03-20
TWO new CANDIDATES
FOR THE OFFICE OF PAsADENA's
CITY MARSHAL.
J. J. Patten and Warren Richardson
Are Announced-Social and
Personal Gossip

PASADENA, March 19.-(Office of The
Herald, IS East Colorado streeto j. j.
Patten, as an independent candidate for
the office Of city marshal filed his petit
ton today with the city clerk. 1t con-
taips 119 names, which is double the
required number.
A petition was started in circulation
this afternoon placing Warren Richard
son in nomination for the office OF city
marshal, and it is being signed by many
leading business men of all parties. Mr..
Richardson's candidacy will be regarded
by a large number Of Pasadena's best
citizens as affording an immediate So
luton of the problem Of the marshalship,
for it has been conceded quite generally
that If Mr.. Richardson would accept the
Office he could have it without doubt.
He will get large vote from both the
Non-partisans and from the straight Re-
publicans, and will undoubtedly be elect
ed.
BREVITIES
Earl Haver's parents yesterday paid
the $40 which the boy stole from Mrs.
H. c. Thomas, and that lady dismissed
the case. The boys trial came up before
Justice Young in Los Angeles yesterday.
A. j. King, the man whom Constable
Wallis arrested yesterday at Norwalk.
and with whom the constable had con-
siderable trouble, appeared before Just
ice Merriam this forenoon, and was held
in $4,000 bonds upon the charge of threat
ening to kill Wallis. He denies the
charge. His trial will take place next
Saturday. The charge of assault with
. deadly weapon will be heard in Los
Angeles next Tuesday.
Miss Caroline Seamans, through her
agents, Daggett & Daggett, has filed
with the city clerk a protest against the
extension of Terrace drive. This pro-
test will be heard by the city council on
Monday next at the regular meeting.
Prof. o. r. Gleason will give an enter
tainment with wild and trained horses
at the bicycle track grounds Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Laura B. Ingalls, aged 20 years,
died last night at DR.. Hodges hospital.
Funeral services will be held at Adams
undertaking parlors tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
In order not to conflict with Easter
services, the regular fortnightly sacred
concert of the Universalist church has
been postponed.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. H. X. Macomber of East Colorado
street entertained yesterday afternoon
in honor Of Miss Elsie Macomber of Des
Moines, Ia. Mrs. Harry ]. Macomber as
sisted in the reception of the guests. In
the guessing games played Mrs. A. A.
Libby, jr, captured first prize; Miss
Baker second. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hunt entertained
at dinner last evening at their home
on Garfield avenue, near Washington
street. Covers were laid for six, and the
menu was very elaborate. The guests
were DR.. and Mrs. Walker of South Pas
adena, Miss Pyke and Miss Rust.
The guests of Casa Grande enjoyed
progressive euchre last evening. Seven
tables were arranged and handsome
prizes were awarded. Miss Schmidt won
lady's first prize; Mrs. o. w. Bullock
second. Delicious refreshments were
served.
The Country club today celebrated the
fact that its new $4,000 club house is
finished. In the morning golf was played
and this afternoon there was clay
pigeon shoot.
Mrs. V. Shaw Kennedy entertained
with a dinner last evening at the Green.
Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Porter of
Salinas visited the o. E. S. lodge last
evening.
c. r. Dickey leaves for New Orleans
on Tuesday.
Frank Long leaves tomorrow for the
Klondike. W
Rev. Clarence True Wilson returned
today from San Francisco.
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day for his home in Sterling, Ill.