Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-04
REDLANDS.
OF THE MEETING OF
THE TRUSTEES.
Shall Billiards Be Prohibited ?-Wines at
Hotels and Boarding Houses News
Notes and Personals.
special Correspondence to the HERALp.

| Special Correspondence to the HERALD
'REDLANDs, March 8.
The city trustees met tonight. Among
other business transacted was the fol
lowing:
The question of licensing billiard halls
and providing for their closing nights
and Sundays was made special order
of business. The ordinance heretofore
introduced was discussed, as to whether
billiard playing itself should be prohib-
tied on Sunday. The ordinance was
laid over for week.
The protest of the Santa Fe against
granting franchise on Park avenue to
the Southern Pacific was laid on the ta-
bic.
The ordinance was passed granting the
Southern Pacific company franchise
for right of way over the south 3O1s
feet of Park avenue, through Lugonia
park.
An ordinance was introduced fixing
the width of sidewalk on Brookside ave-
nue. at seventeen feet and the tree line
five feet inside the curb.
An ordinance was ordered prepared
allowing hotels with twenty-five or more
rooms to serve liquors to guests at the
tables. 1t was also conceded that board
ing houses are entitled to the same
privilege.
An order was adopted instructing the
street superintendent to post notices for
paving, curbing and sewering certain
portions of State and Orange stseets.
The salaries of officers and the fol-
lowing bills were ordered paid A. +.
Boudreau, feeding prisoners, $3.50; E.
A. Tuttle, civil engineer, 1928 65; J.
Bunt, street work, 500; r. w. Musgrove,
street work, $14; VIM. Linn, street
work, 50; G. F. Norton. street lighting
and janitor's fees. $32; Wiltshire &
Singleton, coal. $l2.48; John Dodson,
street work, $21; Drake company, hard
ware. $3.50; J. w. Sutherland, culvert,
s63; B. V. 1. Co., rent, $4l.5O; Foote &
Pierpont, stationery, $4.95; s. Craig,
printing, $25; I. Ford. engineer, $19;J j.
A. Mack, street work. So; Russ lumber
company, lumber, $50; Joe McNulty,
street work, $36 50; L. A. Smith, street
work, $15 1. NJ. Hough, salary as street
superintendent, s72; ". G. Brumagim,
moneys necessarily expended, $3.50;
VIM. COOK, street work, $5l.
NOTES.
D. Estes has purchased six acres on
Highland avenue, formerly the Smiley
property.
J. n. Baker intends to build an addi-
ton to his three-story building on Or
ange street.
The Redlands motor road has added
another coach to its train for the &C.
comodation of ladies.
The High school will close its second
term on March 10th. Forty-fve pupils
are at present enrolled.
John Center of st. Paul has purchased
the Moore & Spencer place on the corner
of Fern avenue and San Mateo place,
paying 900 for the same.
Miss Gerlinde Heaps and Harry, her
brother, were over from Riverside to
spend the day with their cousins, Miss
Lenore Alder and John and Will Alder.
The Sloan house guests engaged them
selves in jolly time last night by
assembling in the parlors and partici-
pating in musical programme and
dancing.
The Y. M. G. A. boys are making
preparations for the annual district con-
vention which will take place in this
city on March 11th, 18th and 18th. A
number of prominent eastern members
and some well-known California officials
will be here.
A call has been issued for citizens
convention to take place on Monday
evening, for the purpose of nominating
the city officers for the ensuing year. A
goodly number of aspirants are in the
field. The main issue is whether we
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