Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-31
PASADENA BUSY
WITH POLITICS
CANDIDATES. MEETINGS HELD
ALMOST NIGHTLY
Eight Thousand Ballots Ready for
Next Tuesdays Use and SAM
pies Mailed to Every Reg
istered Voter
Pasadena Agency.
11t East Colorado Street

Pasadena Agency.
1ff East Colorado Street
PASADENA. March 30-The city
clerk has 5000 ballots to be used
in the municipal election Tues
day Sample ballots have already been
sent out to every registered voter.
Meetings of one or more of the candi-
dates are held nearly every night.
Eight more entries for the horse
show came in today, making the pres
ent total 12S. The management of the
Potter hotel has donated to the of
ficials handsome silver cup valued
at S125. This is to be known as the
prize winners cup. and will be
awarded to the single driving horse
receiving the first award in that class.
There are $3.50 represented in the
prizes, and 25 classes of entries. The
grandstand has been divided off into
two sections, to seat 1900 persons, be-
sides which there are S5 boxes, cap
able of seating five persons in each.
Fire which started from an instan-
taneous gas heater in the w. B. Stirdi-
want apartment house just at 1 o'clock
today, gave the fire department a
sharp fight to save the property. The
building is occupied by four families,
the apartment in which the fire started
being rented by 3. G. McMecham.
The department made a quick run and
the fire was eXtinguished with a loss
OF only few hundred dollars.
Pasadena Farmers Club
Water was discussed at the meet
ing of the Pasadena Farmers club
this afternoon, held at the Sierra
Madre home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. O..
Vosburg. President S. o. Bowen of
the cluo gave a report of the recent
water congress held in Los Angeles.
Papers on 1.-The Kitchen" and 1.-THE
Diningroom" were read by Mrs. H.
J. WoDdhouse and Miss Katharine
Stone. A general discussion followed
joseph Throndike, secretary of the
club, reported for the committee ap-
pointed month ago to urge the
Southern California assemblymen and
senators to secure state aid in the
fight against scale pests in the citrus
orchards.
Town Topics
Thre is to be a tug of war between
empbyes of the two local newspapers
Wednesday evening at the Family
theaer.
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on Education next Tuesday evening
at st. Andrew'shall. Tickets of ad-
mission can be obtained free of cost at
the News Office, Academy of Holy
Names rectory and the Sun Drug COM
paly.
The delinquent tax list on all city
AMI school district property is to be
published tomorrow 1t is to the credit
of the city that it is exceptionally
snail.
lev. Robert ]. Burdette has an
n@nced in an open letter published to-
nitht his strong support of Matthew
Sllvin for mayor.
PASADENA Chinaman, Tsau Lai
eIly DGlter KNOWN ABOUT TOWN. as Joe
Who, a peddler is in trouble over his
immigration papers.
large sales of lots for cottage resi-
dnces on North Lake avenue and the
sic streets to the north city limits ana
bgond promise a continuation of the
electric line north from Westlake street,
ib present terminus. The line will go
Il Altadena over the same route fol-
swed by the old Mount Lowe horse
ar line ten years ago.
The residence of DIR. A. G. Nettleton
vas burglarized this afternoon and a
Taluable camera and pearl pin were
iaken.
A recital was given tonight at Elk's
hall by the pupils Of Prof. Leroy
Jepson.
The pupils of the Washington school
are enjoying new departure in school
work in the form of weekly current
events discussions.
4 The corner stone of the new Metho-
dis church in South Pasadena is to be
lail with appropriate ceremonies on the
afternoon of April 7.
Cast or West Hotel del Coronado is best"
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