Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04

DELAY DECISION
PASADENA CHURCHMEN TO DE-
eide NEXT TUESDAY
Seven Los Angeles and Pasadena Con'
tractors Bid for Contract to
Erect Proposed $4,000
Church Ediflce
Pasadena Agency.
II North Raymond Avenue
Telephone Main 1147.

PASADENA. March 3.-The building
committee of the First Presbyterian
church met late this afternoon at the
office of it's chairman, DIR. Fl. B. Steh-
man, in the Dodworth block to consider
bids for the construction of the new
S150.000 church to be erected at East
Colorado street and Madison avenue.
Bids We're submitted by the follow
ing contractors: The F. o. Engstrum
company and the Alta Planning COM
pany of Los Angeles, and Matthew
Slavin. William Crowell, Ellsworth d
Co.. Charles N. Stanley and Brandt
& Rhodes of Pasadena.
The committee remained in session
long time and finally adjourned un-
til Tuesday afternoon of next week,
when it is expected a decision will be
reached in this important matter DR..
H. x. Stehman at the meeting this
afternoon resigned from the chairman
ship and was succeeded by Albert II.
! Fleming, who has been vice chairman.
The FULL committee in charge of the
proposed building operations consists
of A. H. Fleming, Dr. II. B. Stehman,
! J. D. MerCereau, d. W. Marsh, l.. M.
Louto. ]. H. Holmes, DIR George Dea-
con. MacD. Snowfall and j. r. Brown.
f. L. Roehrig will be the architect.
Shakespeare CluD F1eSOIVSS
Special interest centered about to-
days business meeting Of the Shakes
peare club since the nominating com
mittee was elected in accordance with
the bylaws. and this committee of five
will. at the next business meeting
April Z, bring in its report for the
annual election of officers. The nomin'
ating committee consists of Mrs. w. D
Turner, the present president, who has
served the time limit of two years
Miss Mary B. Abbott, Miss Julia A
Meeker, Mrs. Helen Elliott Bandini anC
Mrs. D. d. Kellogg.
Two resolutions were proposed by
the civics committee, Mrs. Franl
Welles, chairman; the first recommend
ing to the mayor, city council and cit!
commissioners, seats on the pTincipa
streets, where tourists could rest.
The second is also to be subn1itte'
to the city authorities as well as T.
the board of trade, and calls their at
tention to the fact that there is stat
law which enables cities to clear un
slightly vacant lots at the expense o
the owner, although the unfortunat
provision which allows three years t
! elapse before the payment can be col
r lected makes the otherwise valuabl
law inoperative. The resolution ask
that such attention be given to the laN
that it be made operative.
Injured by Street Car
Charles Sessions of SIS Herkime
street was injured by a fall from
north loop car at $50 p. m. today. Ac
, cording to the mans story he wa
alighting from the car at the Santa +
crossing on Los Robles avenue Whe
the car suddenly started without war;
J ing, throwing him forward on his rae
Sessions is an invalid and has not tn
!. nerfect use of his lower limbs, an II
Z trinity which made the accident OF
cur more easily than it would have OF
Cured with a man having the use
his limbs.
@ A Fifth More Entries
7 1t is stated by the management
: the coming horse show that the entrit
now indicate an increase over La
years show of fully twenty per cen
d 1t is rule of the local associate
!, not to make public the list of entri'
't until the opening of the show, bl
among the prominent exhibitors will
y Benjamin Blossom, Fred II. BlXby
y Co., William Banning, A. G. Burrag
Miss Dwight, Frederick Meier, 2. !
Ls Groenendyke, J. A. Graves, H. ]
= Huntington, John Lambert, Price M
'e Kinney, William Mckee, the Orth Stol
10 age company, Harold A. Richardson,
lie B. scoville, M. L. williams, Fred ]
he Wilcox, John S. Cravens and Mi.
Irma Zier. 1t is stated with regret tn;
j. Hobart Moore, the we'll know
horseman, will not have any entrie
This action is taken on account of IL
illness of Mrs. Moore. Mr.. Moore il
forms the management that he fee
ar that he can not give the attention
es his exhibits that he would deem nece
SO Sary.
E. The annual field day and track me
between tht first and third and t
IN second and fourth-year students
d, 'Throop was held today at Tourname