The herald., 1898-01-24
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

PASADENA, Jan. 23-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Manager Smith of the cleo
trio road has stated positively that the
company does not contemplate the
huilding of branch to Sierra Madre and
Carterhia, though Mr.Carter and he have
had several consultations over such a
proposition. 1t is the opinion of the
company that while branch would be
of great value to residents out there,
still. it would not pay one-fourth of ex''
penses at present.
It now seems that the electric car mail
service will not be inaugurated until
about April Ist. The mails will run ten
round trips on 306 week days, four round
trips on SO6 week days, one round trip
holidays each year. between Los Angeles
and Pasadena, or station c.
Station and station A--Seven round
trips on 306 week days, three round trips
on fifty-two Sundays and three round
trips on seven holidays.
Station and Pasadena-Three round
trips on $500 week days, one round trip
on tifty-two Sundays and one round trip
on seven holidays.
Pasadena and Altadena-Two round
trips on 306 week days, one round trip
on fifty-two Sundays and one round trip
on seven holidays.
BREVITIES
The sudden death of William Lynn,
aged rs, occurred today at his home,
No. 154 West Walnut street. Mr.. Lynn
was a shoemaker, native OF England,
aud had resided here one and half
years. He leaves relative in this city.
tn, Chna
business at Is North Fair Oaks avenue
up to the last two or three days.
A large number of G. A. r. men and
their families and other friends attend
cd the funeral of William H. Raymond
at Reynolds & Van Nuys' undertaking
parlors at 2:30 this afternoon. The re-
mains were incineratci at the Noun
tain View crematorium.
The remains of James o. Crank. aged
81, who died in Pomona, were cremated
at Mountain View cemetery this morn
ing. Mr. Crank leaves several sons in
this part of the country and in the east,
all of whom are influential citizens.
The funeral Of Joshua Prior, fathar of
Mrs. H. C. Hotaling, took place at 2:30
this afternoon from the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Hotaling, No. 159 South Pas
Gdena avenue. Interment was made In
Mountain View cemetery.
As usual, there was a large attend
ance at the fortnightly sacred concert,
given at o'clock this afternoon at the
Universalst church.
The new wing of the North Pasadena
NJ E. church is being completed. The
whole will be very commodious and
handsome structure. 1t will be dedicated
op Sunday, February 18th, and Bishop
John P. Newman. Bishop McCabe and
DR.. ]. a. Is. Wilson of San Francisco
are expected to be present.
The stockholders of the Pasadena
Lake Vineyard Land and Water COM
pany met last evening and nominated
the old board of directors, which will be
formally elected Monday evening, jan
uary 31st.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
society have issued invitations for an
entertainment to be given at the home
of Mrs. Wakeley, 67S ST Johns avenue,
on Tuesday, January 25th, from to
o'clock, for the benefit of the church fund.
Rev Haskett Smith, MA, of London,
who leaves on Tuesday for the east,
preached his last sermon in this city
this evening tc large congregation. His
text was, Always Bearing About in the
Body the Dying of the Lord Jesus" AT
ter the sermon Rev. Smith took leave OF
the congregation at the door.
c. c. Reynolds left this evening for
San Francisco, to be gone a week, in the
interests Of Long Beach Klondike ex-
pedition, which leaves in the spring for
Kotzebue sound, Alaska. Mr.. Reynolds
will see to the building of a steamboat
and other matters connected with the
expedition.