Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19
PASbENA STILL GUESSING ON
APPOINTMENT
NEl BUDGET ABOUT READY
cartnters' Union to Go to Church.
kelsos Get Capitoa Hotel.
Yong Tarcon Seriously
Injured
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street.

PAsADEA, Aug. 1S.-A rumor went
aboit theBtreets this evening to the
effect thatfayor Waterhouse had con-
cluded tdappoint Attorney Fltz e.
Beach ofhis city to fill the vacancy
caused b the resignation of Police
Judge Cgdon and that Mr.. Beach
had aboi consented to accept the
offer. MiBeach is an estimable young
man buthe mayor informed The Her
aid this Iening that he does not have
the pleare of that gentleman's ac-
ouaintaf and has most certainly not
offered i'm the appointment mem
toned. h this connection it may be
stated That the appointment over
which local wiseacres have been
cudgels their brains for some days
past II In all probability be made
tomorw at the adjourned meeting Of
the ci council. Justice Klamroth has
returh from his vacation and as was
expetd does not seem over anxious
to adpt another term as police Judge.
1t iStill therefore quite a problem
whokill receive the appointment.
Next Years Budget
IT budget for next year will be
ma public tomorrow when it comes
befe the city council for formal
adtion. Yesterday the estimate was
rel in the rough by Auditor Kerna-
gin and agreed to as the law re-
ores. Tomorrow the tabulated
fires will be laid before the council,
al the exact rate of taxation neces-
spy to raise the amount can be known.
lis estimated that this tax rate will
Il in the neighborhood of S1.16, as
gainst $1.31 which was the rate last
ear. Among other things which the
official figures will show will be the
TACT hat the present city administra-
tors uggestion in the matter of ask
ing th people to express at the polls
their lesires in street work, for which
the 1nds available are likely to be
small Only such street work as can
be dhe by the department with it's
prope proportion of the tax levy will
be aempted. This is another sign Of
the 6nomical business administration
pronsed the people at the last munich
pal ection.
To Attend Church
PAdena Carpenters union No. 769
hasecided to attend religious services
at e First Baptist church on Sunday
eveng, September 10, cordial invita-
tioi from the pastor of that church
hang been received. The secretary
of lie union was directed at the meet
fnheld last night to send an invita-
tic to all the carpenters unions in
Sdhern California to be present and
paicipate in the approaching Labor
dd parade and exercises at Tourna-
init park. 1t is expected that several
hIdred union carpenters will accept
til invitation and help swell the crowd
sic to be in Pasadena on that day.
= PaSaoend BreVtIe5
fseorte and Harry Kelso have COM
plted be purchase of the rights of the
Hdel @pitola at South Pasadena and
will coduct that hostelry during the
remaining years of the lease given
originaF to A. B. Bowden. The young
men hae been in the hotel business in
San Fncisco and Los Angeles.
The lunty horticultural commission
has nd up four several shipments of
plantsfrom Florida within the last
four dive months, the latest coming
throul the postoffice yesterday. I'm
der duling of the postoffice depart
menthe postmaster is required to no.
tify sle commission of the arrival of
plantby mail from the districts under
plannuarantine. Inspector G. A. Day
sayshat he will strictly enforce the
law ilative to such shipments.
I'll committee in charge of the ar
rantnents for the grand Pasadena
pier at Venice, Thursday, August "a,
visit distinctly understood that the
spell Southern Pacific trains adver-
tiseIfor the day will run through to
Vene and that everything on the
daylpregram will be free. The banks
of Il city announced today that they
will oie their doors on the day of the
picni It II a. m.
Mil Edith Moore, herself a student
at tHLeland Stanford university, en-
tertaid tonight at her Altadena home
a hd party of college friends, in
cludf Miss Josephine Dillon of Long
BeadNMiss Reba Smith, Miss Lillian
MontNe, Miss Lou Ward and Miss
Ada Rendorf of Los Angeles. A
dozenlher Stanford students are also
In thbarty.
Fra c. Miller was deluded last
mighty too much liquor into the be-
lief 4 he was a British citizen and
free I'M arrest. A few hours in Jail
convIed OF him of the error into
whiche had fallen and this morning
JUST Congdon pursuaded him that
ten Es or $40 would be just about
righ He Will board 1t out in the
coul prison unless King Edward
aanloUor tba .aannaU