Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-10

without being overturned. This was the
nearest the affair came to being dis
| astrous, and when the animal was
brought to a halt It was found that
| nothing had been broken and no one
! injured.
At the meeting Of the Humane so.
| ciety In the forenoon the salary OF
! the humane officer was raised very
ma ateTially In an entirely unsolicited ef-
fort to retain his services, and It Is
supposed that the horse Mr.. Sherwlr
drives was feeling unusually exhllirated
over the event
The animal already has several run
| eways to his credit, but todays was
the most spectacular of them all.
Prizes for Horse Show
| At least six magnificent trophies are
| to be offered as prizes at the coming
| Pasadena horse show which have not
| previously been made public. Col. w.
| j. Hogan, the veteran horseman, will
| give a S65 silver pitcher I'm the harness
| horses class ladies' pairs; Hon. George
Hall offers a S65 cup for the runabout
| class; John y. Miller will give a $50
| silver cup for the saddle horses class,
| three gaits for ladies'; the Hotel Mary
| land has promised to give n $40 cup for
| the ladies' turnout class. Walter Ray
mond has announced his readiness to
| give a $50 cup, but this has not yet
been assigned to any class.
! Benjamin Blossom, whose interest in
the show has been evidenced in glany
ways, sent word from the east recently
that he Is bringing with him hand
| some cup which he intends to offer IN
one of the classes. 1t is said that at
| least eight other cups have been prom
ised which have not yet been placed.
Maine People Foregather
The local state of Maine association
! gave a social and musical entertain
| ment tonight at the G.. A. r. hall which
was most enjoyable. The excellent pro-
gram was prepared under the direction
of Mrs. Elmer #. Woodbury. and con-
| tained an address of welcome by Judge
| Waldo NJ. York, a paper on recent
visit to Maine by p. G.. Wooster, n reci-
| tation by Miss Jessie York and musical
| numbers by Miss Josephine Engelin,
Mrs. G. A. Floyd, Mrs. c. S. Bunker,
Miss Julia Roberts, Mrs. r, C. Hal
stead, Clark D. Blllheimer and Mrs.
woodbury..
The vocal solo by Mrs. Wood
bury was entitled when Love is Dead
in Sweet Loveland,' and both words
| and music were the composition of Mr..
| w
An Early Decision
Tt is likely that within week the
permanent trustees of the proposed
Women's college for Southern Califor-
MIA will announce that they have de-
cided to locate the institution upon
what is known as the Dorsey tract
Several members of the board were
in Pasadena during the last twenty
NI,r
owners of property adjoining the orig
inal Dorsey offer of land. Up to the
present time something like 1877 acres
have been offered. The remaining land
will be forthcoming within a few
days.
Council Will Walt
President d. NJ. Linnard of the board
of trade entertained at dinner tonight
the members of the bankers commit
tee empowered to secure a lawyer foI
the study of present water conditions
in the city. Following the dinner there
was n discussion of the questions
which it is expected will be submitted
to Judge Lee, the attorney chosen
Nothing of a public nature was ac-
complished at the meeting. President
Linnard has been assured by a major
ity of the counclmen that nothing fur
ther will be done in the present water
negotiations until Judge Lees report
is at hand.
Crown City Notes
The Emergency league will not be
bandoned is the latest word from thai
! organization.
Ten of the women guests at the Hote
Raymond took the burro route to the
summit of Mt Wilson today. Mrs. j.
A. Baker of Boston. Mass, is the lead
ing spirit of the party.
The High School Glee club gave a
very enjoyable concert tonight at the
Shakespeare club house and were
greeted by a large and appreciative
crowd. The young men have been
trained by Leroy Jepson.
Mrs. NJ. S. Senter and her daughter
Miss Julia. have offered to donate two
| drinking fountains to be placed near
the reservoir on North Orange Grove
avenue and in South Pasadena. The
| local humane society will put them il
place.
For some weeks past government
expert bearing the uncommon name o,
! Smith has been doing some research
work at the solar observatory at Mt
| Wilson. A portion of his work lay il
| the determination of the exact latitude
and Longitude of the observatory. Hi
| conclusions have not yet arrived from
| Washington, where the gentleman il
| now.