Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-29

ALDs MONDAY MORNlNG,
sons peak properties, and Attorney IT.
J. Fish, both now Of Pasadena, are also
guests at the hotel. Manager Rich has
now received his commission as post
master at the peak. Mrs. Anna 8.
Goueer has been appointed assistant
postmaster. The safe arrival of the
commission is supposed to set the seal
of Uncle Sans approval upon the new
resort.
Bowers.erey Wedding
Miss Millicent Bowers became the
bride of Elmer Grey yesterday after
noon, the interesting ceremony being
performed in the beautiful private
chapel OF the Grand avenue residence
of the Right Rev. Bishop and Mrs
Johnson. In spite of the social promi-
nence Of both bride and groom, the
wedding was Of the most simple char
aoter, only a few personal friends and
the immediate relatives being present
Bishop johnson read the Episcopal ring
service and there were no attendants
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Grey left
on brief wedding journey to Mramar
and San Francisco, expecting to be at
home after March 1 at their cozy little
bungalow on Chicopee street. The bride
Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Walker Bowers of Polo. ILL.,, who are
spending the winter in Pasadena, and
she Is at present in charge of the choir
OF the First Universalist church. The
groom is q prominent young architect
and writer on art subjects, and during
the Worlds fair at ST. Louis served
as one of the consulting architects OF
that great exposition.
Rafuese ~ Proo.o,,tn
Humane officer Sherwin has COM
pleted his investigation of the animals
| in use at the Oak Knoll grading camI
and will not advise the prosecution OF
those in charge of the same. He states
today that at is the finest lot of mules
I have ever seen in this country" The
| remark shows what the humane
officer thinks of the charges recently
made by Walter and Joseph Simons tc
the effect that someone must be pun
shed for the alleged deplorable condi-
tion of the animals there. 1t seems
to be up to the Simon brothers to put
| their claims before the district attor-
ney as they have announced they
would If the humane society refused to
prosecute. 1t is expected that Captain
| Frederichs will be shown a number OF
| photographs of certain animals at the
| grading camp and that witnesses are
ready to testify to conditions which
are said to obtain there the attorney
for the Simons brothers believing that
this will bring about the immediate
| arrest of the superintendent of the Oak
| Knoll work.
School Election Tomorrow
| The electors of Pasadena city school
| district will vote tomorrow upon the
proposition to issue bonds to the
| amount of $150,000 for the construction
of new school buildings and generally
| improving the school accommodations
| of the district. The voting will take
place in the Wilson school building, on
| North Marengo avenue, between the
| hours of a. m. and SundOwn. Those
having the matter in charge do not fear
any actual opposition to the proposed
| bond issue, but there is some fear that
| through Indifference the vote will not
| be out. The urgency of the situation
| is believed to warrant the expenditure
| of fully a half more than is asked for
| but the board of education believes that
with this amount the rapid increase OF
the school population can be taken care
of for n year or two to come.
Pasadena Brevities
| The invitation committee for the
| forthcoming charity ball sent out $50
| lllNltdllOllS ldSI lllSHJ.
| A week of evangelistic services be-
gan today in the North Pasadena NJ.
| E. church. Evangelist r. S. Marshall
will preach every evening this week.
| The Womans auxiliary of the Y. M.
| c. A. gives a "baby party" Monday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Louis Turner of South Marengo ave-
nue. Every member must bring baby
| to the meeting.
| A detail of police held stop-watches
street Sunday afternoon. No arrests
| If ever went above the 20-mile limit
allowed by ordinance.
The perfect winter weather today
| brought out an immense crowd to hear
the outdoor band concert in Central
park The number of seats had been
doubled by the forethought of the park
commissioners and the concert itself
was exceptionally creditable.
| A large wildcat was killed on Friday
night at the home of Mr.. Reynolds OH
Marathon road, Altadena. 1t is believed
that the cat was driven from the
mountains at the time of the forest
| fire on Echo mountain and has been
gaining a precarious living in the val
| ley since that time.
| City Auditor George F. Kernaghan
placed his resignation in the hands of
Mayor Warehouse last Saturday night,
assigning business reasons for same. AT
present it is not known who will be
his successor. A temporary appoint
| ment will be made until the next elec-
| tion.
Montpomery's window shows Coronado