Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25

of hill, plain, ocean and the city inter
vening); also what is believed to be
the larger water supply.
Third-At the same time certain dis
tinct points in favor of Fair Oaks
were stated and fully realized in the
discussion. 1t was agreed that should
the latter site be selected it will be
necessary to secure further and contig-
uous donations of land, some portion
of which should lie to the northward
of the site offered by former United
United States Senator Dorsey, in order
that the proposed building site may be
on still higher ground, giving better
view and other advantages. 1t was
freely admitted that this site is more
accessible to Pasadena than is Kin
neloa, but it was assumed that by the
time the proposed buildings shall be
ready for occupancy an electric railway
line running near to the Kinneloa site
Will have been constructed.
Leaves Selection Open
Fourth-The sentiment of the mem
berS of the board was unanimous that
either site is admirable from a Pasa-
dena standpoint and that both are
worthy of support The members of
the board, however, agreed that the
matter of final selection shall be left
open for the present. Meantime, all
concerned, including the people of Pas
adena and vicinity and also of Los
Angeles, are urged to put forth their
best efforts to raise money for the OBJ
ject. The site which may receive the
largest donations i'm land and money
will be the site finally settled upon un-
less, meantime, a better site in the vi
cinity shall be offered. Whatever site
is selected must have an adequate wa
ter supply, or it will not be chosen.
Flfth-The board awaits the action
of the board of trade of Pasadena and
the citizens of that city before taking
final action. An early and definite Sc
lection and recommendation will be
made by the board.
Meantime 1t is the purpose to con-
stitute permanent board of trustees
which shall promptly incorporate and
proceed authoritatiYely with the busi-
ness in hand. This permanent board
VIII be constituted of strong men, res
idents of Los Angeles and Pasadena.
respectively, and will also include
President Jordan of Stanford uniyer-
sity. who has Indicated his willingness
to serve.
President Linnard in giving out these
resolutions tonight stated that in all
probability third site will be placed
at lhe disposal of the committee with
in few days and that Immediately the
Pasadena board of trade reports upon
the sites II is able to offer the final Sc
lection will be announced. Pasadena
gets the college and it will be located
at kinneloa, Fair oaks or on another
site yet to be named.
Death of j. r. Louehery
Joseph r. Loughery, who resided on
Orange Grove avenue until six weeks
ago, when he left for Pittsburg. Pa.
died yesterday Immediately after the
marriage of his daughter, Miss Emma
to DR.. Earle G. Miller i'm that city. Mr..
Loughery would not consent to the
postponement of his daughters mar
riage, although he was very IN. De-
ceased was wealthy railroad man and
coal operator
Pasadena Brevities
Miss Elizabeth McMechem. a popular
Throop girl, is reported to be III with
typhoid fever at Put-in-Bay, o. Miss
McMechem and her parents made their
home I'm Pasadena last winter.
Michael Flynn of North Fair Oaks
avenue is in the city lookup with an in
sanity charge against him. Mrs. Flynn
states that her husband is accustomed
to chase her and the rest OF the family
into a single room and then threaten
them. The man disappeared year
ago and was missing for several
months.