Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19
HAPPENINGS IN NEARBY TOWNS.
Shipping Matters Active at Re-
d0ndO.
Redlands Furnishes Some Interest
ing Notes.
Pomona People and Their Doings-Red.
lands Gossip-Pasadena News
Notes.

PASADENA, July .1S.-The council met
in regular session this afternoon, Judge
o. F. Weed, presiding, and all members
present.
Bids for the completion of the sewer
from the crossing OF the Terminal rail-
road through Alhambra to the sewer
farm were opened. The contract calls
for furnishing all material and labor ex
cept the pipe, which is furnished by the
city. The following were the bids: F.
s. Cook, $5431; California Bridge COM
pany, $5l69; M. Zurette, $5092; Frick
Bros, $5045; Darcey& Register, $4956 25 !:
j. B. Hughes, $4437 The bid of j. B.
Hughes, of Pasadena, being the lowest,
was accepted. Bills to the amount of
1868. .86 were ordered paid. A petition
from A.. @. Throop to connect the man.
ual training school premises on Fair
Oaks with the sewer was referred to
committee.
Company B will go into camp August
18th. 1t has not yet been decided at
what place. The encampment will con-
tinue ten days.
Lester Lippencott left this morning
for Monrovia to take charge of the Ter
minal station at that place. Lester is
one of our brightest young business men,
and his many friends wish him all sue
cess in his new position.
Mr.. Joseph Wallace, manager and one
of the principal stockholders in the
Pasadena Packing company, reports that
the cannery will put up all the fruit it is
able to handle, orders having now been
received for the entire pack of the sea-
son.
Miss Ada Hervey OF Santa Ana, who
has been spending several days in the
city, the guest of Miss G. Scudder, re-
turned home today.
A stranger fell in pit near the city
hall yesterday evening.
Mr.. William Pickering left this morn
ing for Santa Ana on short business
trip.
Three vags were run in yesterday by
Marshal Buchanan. They gave the
names OF John Harrison, Mike Burns
and John Hubbard.
Several friends of Harry Poor noticed
an increase in height this morning. In
quiry brought out the fact that twelve
pound boy arrived at his house last
night.
Rev. F. Phelps of the First M. E.
church delivered sermon to the young
people last evening on the subject of
dancing. Mr.. Phelps was very out
spoken in condemning the social dance
as it is carried on today in so-called best
society.
The friends of Mr.. st. John Cambell
viii be panied to hear of his death this
afternoon at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cambell, on Cali
fornia street.
Marshal Buchanan came up this
morning from Los Angeles with Charles
Cook. who is suspected of having en-
tered the house of Miss Hawley, on
Walnut street, yesterday and taken
sum OF money and some jewelry. The
officials think they have plain case
against him.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Temple
and Mr.. Robert Erlie, at Chicago, on the
14th instant is announced. The young
couple will make Pasadena their future
home.
DIR. Frost of San Bernardino will de-
liver the second and last of his lectures
on Christian Science tomorrow even
ing at the Baptist church. In
view OF the sensational developments at
the last lecture, he will no doubt cali
out q large crowd, and those wishing
seats will do well to come early.
The Republican primary elections to-
day are very quiet, no opposition seems
to be offered to the regular nominees.
Mrs. o. II. Conger and daughter left
this morning for Long Beach to spend q
week or more.
w. S. Holland, of the Holland Manu-
featuring company, has gone to Catalina
to spend the summer.
Will s. Monroe is in town for few
days, before leaving for the north.
The friends of Mrs. HI. G. Allen will
be pleased to know that she is improv-
ing.