The herald., 1898-11-23
PASADENA BUDGET
TERMINAL RAILROAD WANTS
ANOTHER FRANCHISE
Special Addresses for Christian En-
deavor Meetings-The Farmers
Meet Today

| PASADENA, Nov. 22-(Office of Tho
| Herald, 16 West Colorado street; telephone
red 675) The Terminal Railroad company
asked the city council at Its meeting today
| for franchise to build loop road from
the present Terminal dpot up Colorado
street to Raymond and back by way of
Green street. T. e. Gibbon, vice president
of the road, appeared before the council
and presented an application that fran
| chise be offered for sale for constructing,
| maintaining and operating line of single
| track electric railway over the aforesaid
| route. He presented the draft of an Or
dinance requiring that work be begun
| within six months and finished within
eighteen months. Mr. Gibbon also stated
to the council that he had made arrange
ments with the Traction company of Los
| Angeles whereby passengers on the cleo
tried Terminal will receive transfers to
| the Main, Spring and Broadway lines in
Los Angeles, thus connecting with every
part of the city and all the depots.
w. r. Webster, G. G. Horton and ]. H.
Baker were appointed commissioners on
the resolution to widen Walnut street be-
tween Fair Oaks and Marengo. One week S
time was given for property owners to OBJ
Ject to the commissioners named. The
council unanimously ordered the commits
sioners to entirely revise the work on the
Terrace avenue Improvement and present
new report. The many specification for
electric lighting were rescinded and the
matter will be taken up in committee Of the
whole at a special meeting next Friday
evening.
The city union of Christian Endeavor So
cieties held Its bi-monthly meeting at the
United Presbyterian church this evening
Il. r. Hahn, the new president, was in the
chair, and stated that 1t is the purpose of
the union to have addresses by we'll known
speakers at its meetings during the COM
ing winter. The first of these addresses
wa delivered by ex-President Cyrus G.
Baldwin of Pomona college upon the theme
THE Demand of the Twentieth Century,"
w. l.. Clark and Miss Lulu Reed were
married in North Pasadena tonight at 8
o'clock. DR.. Staatz performed the cere-
mony. Only relatives and immediate
friends were present. The home of the
brides mother was beautifully decorated
in roses and smilax. Immediately after
tn ceremony the happy couple started for
San Diego. They will be at home to their
friends after December 5th at the corner
of Marengo and Park.
An animated debate occurred at the
rooms of the Y. NJ. C. A. last night over
the subject, Resolved, that the annexation
of the Philippines will be beneficial to the
United States" The decision was awarded
to the negative.
Inc Better Roads society will have 600
or 500 decorated bicycles in the Toilrna-
ment of Roses parade on the 2d of January
next. They will hold a meeting at the
board of trade rooms on the Cd prox
The Country club has engaged brass
band to discourse music at the grounds
every Saturday afternoon from 2 till $40
o'clock. Plans are being matured for
tournament of all the Southern California
clubs.
The Pasadena Farmers club will holdits
regular monthly meeting at the board of
trade rooms at p. m. tomorrow. The
determination of Scale will be the SUBJ
Ject or the day. j. NJ. Clark of Pasadena
Will read paper on Spraying" and j.