Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-10

morning, but as only three of the men,
bers were on hand it was decided to
postpone the matter. The contest Of
the past week has been a lively one,
and 1t would have greatly pleased local
political leaders to see Justice Cong
don's successor named and the fight
over one way or another. Saturday, 1t
is reported, the two contestants, Judge
Wood and Attorney Van Etten, got to-
gether and agreed to end the campaign
then and there, but whether the agree
ment will stand now that the time of
appointment is set ahead is not known.
Frightens Women
officer Schultz arrested James w.
Adams tonight at the request of resi-
dents of North Hudson avenue. Ad-
ans was drunk enough to be mean and
was trying doors and frightening wo-
men. He is a laboring man and has
been arrested before for a similar Of
Tense. The police think that he should
be given a lesson this time which he
will remember.
Y. M. c. A. Boy Appointed
Arthur w. Churley, one Of the squad
leaders in the athletic work of the
local Y. NJ. c. A, has been appointed
physical director of the association at
Santa Barbara. This is the fourth
young man who has become physical
director in outside associations after
being trained under Director Braden in
the Pasadena association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus A. Hall have
Just returned from an extended trim
the east and through southern
Canada. They have been gone ten
weeks and during that time have
visited twenty-six states Of the United
States and six provinces and Travelled
10000 miles. Mr. Hall says that he
found the same unvarying prosperity
everywhere and that signs of business
collapse are nowhere to be seen. Re
ferring to Pasadena's reputation, he
says that altogether too many people
look upon the Grown City as Il rich
mans town and that all through the
east this is a hindrance to many people
of moderate means and working men
who would otherwise make their homes
here.
Pasadena BreVities
It Is announced that on next Sunday
there will be n fOrty-dog stake run at
the Arcadia coursing park. There will
be a meeting of the Pasadena Humane
society tomorrow and the question will
be up for discussion.
Plumbing Inspector Shaver states
that he will not allow the present
plumbing in the Washington school to
be used, which means that the board
Of education will be called upon to in
stall some more expensive plumbing
when it was deemed that its work was
nearly done.
Stockholders of the North Pasadena
Land & Water company have been vot-
ing today upon the proposed sale of
their water plant to the city of Pasa- |
iena. The affair has caused consider |
able excitement, as the fight is believed |
to be close. The election will be con-
-inued tomorrow. A two-thirds vote is |
to authorize the sale and one !
-ancher with fifty shares will cast a |
vote equal to fifty or a hundred owners |
IF city lots each of whom holds frac- !
lion of n share.
Waterman Dauforth of the Freeman |
Police patrol reports that an attempt |
was made last night to break into the |
residence of Mrs. Harriet S. Howe on |
North Madison avenue. the second dur
ng the past two months at the same
house.
The gold medal has been awarded at
Portland to "Old Mission" brand Cali
'ornia olives and olive oil.