Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-04
PASADENA PARAGRAPHS.
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE CITY COUN-
GIL YESTERDAY.
Columbus Day to BE Celebrated-A
Democratic Rally "A Lively
Week in Prospect.
News Notes.

PASADENA, Oct. 3.-The city board of
trustees met in itsSusual session this
afternoon, with President Weed in the
chair. Present, Councilmen Clarke, Cox,
Lukens and McQuilling.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The report of the auditing and finance
committee was received, and warrants
to the amount of S563.S9 ordered drawn
from the following funds: General fund,
$51276; sewer fund, s5l.13.
The following committee was appoint
ed by the board, to have charge Of the
coming Columbian day celebration. The
appointments were 80 arranged that all
classes might be represented.
From the council, o. F. Wood, H P.
Lukens; G.. A. r., g. A. Downing; Sons
of Veterans, John III. Campbell; Ma
| tional guards, w. S. Baugham; public
school trustees, w. U. Masters, Frank
Keyes; citizens, j. A. Buchanan, r.
| Williams M. H. Weight.
A petition signed by A. G. Throop and
and d. D. Swan, asking that a cement
walk and stone gutter be constructed on
| Chestnut street, between Fair Oaks and
Raymond avenue, was received, and the
city attorney instructed to prepa an
| ordinance in accordance Herewith.
| A petition from P. g. Wooster, asking
that Kansas street, between Fair Oaks
avenue and Raymond be curbed and
| guttered, was referred back for more sig-
natures.
| Considerable time was taken up in
discussing the street railroad ordinance,
which is asked for by Professor Lowe,
but no action was taken.
The board then adjourned to meet on
Thursday evening, when the various
new ordinances will be acted upon.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
The Democratic rally on Wednesday
evening at the opera house will sound
the first big gun of the campaign.
The speaker, Hon. Stephen L. White,
is too we'll known to all our citizens to
need on introduction.
Good music will be heard and gen
eral relying time will be witnessed.
A general invitation is given to every
body of any or no political belief. Ladies
are specially invited.
COLUMBIA DAY.
As will be seen in today's council pro-
ceedings, committee of prominent citi-
zens has been appointed by that body to
have charge OF the celebration of Column
bia day.
This is step in the right direction,
and the committee should at once organ
ize, and set the bali rolling towards
making this day long to be remem-
bere1.
A circular has been issued by the
county superintendent of schools, which,
besides containing the programme to be
carried out in the schools, gives many
valuable suggestions as to the manner
the celebration should be conducted.
LIVELY WEEK AHEAD.
The coming week promises to be a
lively one in several ways.
Two important political meetings will
be held. The Democrats on Wednesday
evening at the opera house will listen to
an address from Hon. Stephen M.
White.
The Republicans on Tuesday evening,
at the same place, will be addressed by
several prominent speakers.
The Pasadena brass band will be on
hand at both occasions.
In addition to the political meetings
a juvenile production of Iolanthe will
be given at the opera house on Friday
evening, under the direction of w. @.
Kyle.
Duncan Clark's minstrel's hold forth
at Williams hall on Wednesday even
ing.
Taken all together it promises to keep
our people we'll enjoyed and out OF mis-
chief.
Mr.. G. H. Hathaway, the local man
ager of the Kerckhoff Gunner Lumber
company has removed to Los Angeles.
The many friends of H. W. Hines will
be sorry to learn that he has accepted
position with the Western Union COM
pany at Walla Walla, w. T.
The Republicans Of Lamanda park
hold meeting Friday evening of this
week at the school house. Judge York
will deliVer an address.
The hotel Green opened for the winter
season this morning. Preparations are
being made to accommodate an unusu-
ally large number of guests,
The Pasadena Lake, Vineyard Land
and Water company held its regular
monthly meeting this evening.
Today has been one of the warm ones,
with eultryness in the air unusual for
this time of year.
Company B held competitive drill
this evening at the armory.
State and county taxes become due
today, and may be paid anytime before
the 2Sth day OF November next, at which
time all personal tax and one-half the
real estate tax becomes due. The re-
naming half may remain unpaid until
the last Monday in April following
The Republican campaign opens in
Pasadena tomorrow evening in Lanes
opera house. The speakers will be
Uncle Billie Williams, Hervey Lindley
and Major Gard, while the band will do
the musical act.
A special invitation is given to the
ladies to attend both political meetings
to be held in this place this week.