Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-25
PASADENA PARAGRAPHS.

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Matters.
PASADENA, Oct. 24.-The city council
met in regular session at O'Clock this
afternoon, all members present. Judge
Weed presiding. PIG. Wooster addressed
the board in regard to his city taxes.
The report was received of the audit
ing and finance committee, recommend
ing payment of bills to the amount of
$lO49 from the following funds: Gen
eral, $33 95; sewer, 1915 As; warrants
were ordered drawn for same.
The committee on streets and alleys
was empowered to procure dirt to put on
streets
City Attorney W. E. Arthur called at
being damaged by persons putting up
electric light or fre.alarm wires.
A protest was received from Banning
cement sidewalk on the east side OF
South Fair Oaks avenue. A similar pro-
! test was received signed by Hancock
Banning and the Ward estate.
A petition from property holders on
Locke Haven street, asking that grade
be established on that street, was re-
ceived and ordered filed, and the city
engineer instructed tc make necessary
surveys.
A petition from Mr.. F. Buckmineter,
asking that he be allowed to place o
Sign in front of his restaurant on East
Colorado street, was granted.
| j. Ellis presented O petition asking
| ing permission to erect brick building
on the corner of Fair Oaks and Kansas
street, which was granted.
| petition from j. A. Buchanan for
appointment as building and plumbing
| inspector was read. The clerk was in
| structed to notify Mr.. Buchanan that he
was not eligible to that office.
1t was voted that the salary OF this Of
fetal be $50 per month for the first two
months, and $25 per month afterwards.
| On motion, DR.. H. H. Sherk was ap-
| pointed to fill the position.
The city engineer was authorized to
have the sewer maps bound.
The matter of building, for the use
OF the city for the next five years, was
then taken up. Two bids were offered /;
one from T. @. Hopkins, offering the
building at present occupied by the city
at an annual rental of $1,000; the other
from Mr.. George White, offering his
building on the corner of Union street
and Fair Oaks avenue, at an annual
rental of 5000 for term of five years, the
contract not including the large lower
store building.
After considerable discussion it was
finally decided by unanimous vote to
accept Mr.. Whites bid.
The council then adjourned.
Y. M. G. A. COMMITTEES.
At the union meeting OF the Y. II. G.
A. held yesterday, the following stand
ing committees were appointed for the
coming year, by President DIR. F. Grin
nell:
Devotional Committee-George Tay-
lor, W. M. Hagendorn. W. S. Windham,
Tilman Holson, w. N. Campbell.
Committee on Visitation Of the Sick
W. I. Hayhurst, E. F. Brown, G. L..
Case, DIR. j. B. Townsend, W. T. Kiik,
f. HI. Whitehead, Thomas B. Turner.
Invitation Committee. w. Patter-
son, S. Hahn, L. H. Turner, Peter Nc
Intosh, ]. W. Nuhrenberger.
Church and Membership Committee
Prof. @. M. Parker, Chas. I. Hall, 7.
X. Bufkin. Alfred Hutchins. J. W. Cam.
per, George W. Tuttle, r. ii. Caldwell
Reception Committee-Aaron Rob
4 erts, E. F. Lancaster, l.. E. Barnhart
Ernest Garfield, John H. Coe. Harry
B. Wood, F. A. Healy, Chas. E. Miles
H. Holbrook, w. B. b. Taylor.
Social aud Literary committee-P Prof
A. L. Hamilton, S. F. Johnson, Walter
| Graves
Music Committee-Chas. ]. Hall, Ar
thur W. Ross. w. N. Campbell.
NOTES
I. R. Runk delivered an address be
fore the Peoples Party Club last even
ing, to fair-sized audience.
p. l.. Durfey, Prohibition candidate
for county clerk, will speak in the Will
Jams hall Thursday evening.
Mr.. George Coils has removed to Lot
Angeles, his business in that city re-
quiripg his constant presence there.
Bishop William Taylor will deliver 9
lecture at the M. E. church next Friday
evening.
Seats are now on sale for the opars
Iolsnthe, which is to be given for the
benefit OF the Charity Organization
society, under the direction of Prof
Kyle, at the opera house next Thursday
evening.
| The Times has it in startling head
lines that ga lady was assaulted or
South Raymond avenue by an uncon
sclous man." which is hardly to th,
point.