The herald., 1898-11-10
PASADENA BUDGET
THE ALASKA GOLD HUNTERS
HEARD FROM
In Winter Quarters on the Kowack.
Death Of Daniel Fyanklin-club
and Lodge Meetings

PASADENA, Nov. 9.-(Office of The
Herald, 10 West Colorado street, telephone
Red 675.) Mrs. G.. e. Reynolds has letter
from Mr.. Reynolds, dated at Camp Pene-
lope, Kowack river, Alaska, September lst,
in which he says the party have gone into
winter quarters about IT'S miles up the Kow
acl river from the mission at Cape Glosson.
Those camped at this place are DR.. w. B.
Coffin, Joe Grinnell, Harry Reynolds, Clyde
Baldwin and Messrs. Cox, Wise, Brown,
Rivers and G. C. Reynolds. Another party
OF ten have gone into winter quarters eighty
miles further up the river. A later letter re-
ceived from the missionaries states that G.
G. and Harry Reynolds will spend the win
ter with them at Penelope. Mr.. Reynolds
says they have not seen nugget yet but
have succeeded in getting up the river SO
far without losing single thing larger than
a bucket while other parties composed OF
more experienced river navigators have met
with innumerable losses and accidents. The
trees are about as large as electric poles and
the vines not over six inches long but are lit
eraly covered with berries. A bear has
prowled around camp at night looking for
food and there were plenty OF bear and
moose in the woods but hunting is almost
impossible on account of the mosquitoes.
With the first frost the mosquitoes will be
dead and SO will the bear and moose.
Daniel Franklin died at his grand-daugh-
ter's in South Pasadena today noon of para
lysis of the throat. He was over 80 years of
age and until recently has been quite strong
and active. A slight cold was followed by
the third stroke of paralysis of the throat
and the reaper gathered in the ripe grain.
| He was the father of i. d. Franklin OF 545
Arlington Cut.
Mrs. George Crocker and party of eight
arrived in the private car "Emmalita" yes
terday evening. The party spent this morn
ing at Mount Lowe and will leave this after
noon for Santa Barbara.
| The city council held an extra session this
morning with Trustees Patten, Lockett and
Reynolds present. A small amount of rou-
tine business was transacted.
An all-day session of the Pasadena Wo-
mans Missionary society will be held in the
United Presbyterian church, on the corner
of Colorado and Los Robles, on Friday, No
vember llth.
The Opportunity club met yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Miss Katherine Nash
on South Euclid avenue. About forty of the
young lady members were present.
The local order I. o. G. I. was visited last
evening by delegation of the Good Tenn
plars from FL Monte, who initiated Bert
Brewer to membership. After the regular
session refreshments were served and So
cial hour passed. The Pasadena lodge ac-
cepted an invitation to visit Ell Monte on the
2lst and spend social evening with the
Good Templars there.
Miss Fannie Furman gave dance tonight
in the /. O. o. +. hall to large number of
her friends.
There will be meeting of the Young Wo-
mems club at Miss Orton's school Friday
afternoon, November 1lth, at o'clock.
Henry J.. Kramer's juvenile dancing class
will meet Friday at 3:45. Adult class at
Is. Doty block.