The herald., 1893-08-04
PASADENA.
That Oompromiss - Maud
Birtiie-News Notes.
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| That O0mprOmts0 - Maud F0uOWA
Birdis-News Notes.
PASADENA, Aug. 3.-The seli-appoint'
ed guardian OF the city council, city at
torney, and all others who may apply
viz, tho would-bs reporter OF the Timei
in Pasadena, still continues to expose
his ignorance day after day BY serisl
of attempts to defend the action OF CITY
Attorney w. E. Arthur and one membel
OF the city council In coolly delivering
over to the Savings Bank Of Southern
California $1,000 to which they had nc
tSrg gqi ii nds n%oftsaas sa tS %ioR 4hsd beer
paid in full and regularly released.
The opinion of the best lawyers IL
| Southern OalfforfiiA; including your own
city, ois that The bank had no claim
Whatever, an opinion quite generally
shared insibyoths di tizsns of Rhsad d epa,
and ID csrrisds,out by the factI that the
bank sgfeed 70 settle q $4,000 claim for
$1,000, which latter sum even was prob.
ably shared BY commissioners to con-
siderable figure. 80
Several incidents which have trans.
pired lately have not tended to increase
the confidence OF our citizens in the dis
cretion and judgment OF at least one OF
the parties who have engineered through
the latest brilliant scheme for lowering
the city's surplus. Notable among
these has been the miserable, bungling
work done in putting through the paw.
ing specifications, which have been q
series of mistakes from beginning to
end, all advertising and preliminary
steps on the Colorado street work hav-
ing to be done over, at large expense,
while portion Of the preliminary work
on both Fair Oaks and Raymond was
gone over twice, all owing to defective
proceeding Of the council under advice
OF our city attorney.
There will be more investigating
shortly than will please some Of the
people who are nov calling for the
same. and when the storm bursts some
people will have to make some very
quick movements to got in out OF the
rain.
BROWN ARRESTED AGAIN.
Joseph Brown. the man who was ar
rested some days ago for disturbing the
peace and found guilty. broke loose
again last night and made things par.
ticularly lively in his neighborhood.
threatening to shoot several OF his
neighbors who interfered whom be ca ame
nome and began to abuse his family.
which lives on North Vernon. A mas.
sen9er was sent to the city marshal and
. warrant sworn out for his arrest. which
was made shortly after. He was locked
mp In the city jail for safe keeping over
night and his gun taken from him.
This morning he appeared, before Re.
corder Rossiter, charged with disturb.
Ing the peace, but he asked 70 bs nj.
lowed until evening to securs q LAWYER.
and the extension was granted,
Later Brown appeared before Record
Or Rossiter and entered plea OF not
guilty. Sentence will be given Sstur.
day.
MAUD FOLLOWS BlRD1F.
Maud Lowell, ,ons OF tie women ar.
rested last week for disturbing the
peace, came up before Justice Merriam
this morning for trial. She was repre.
rented BY Captain Yocum. A number
II Witnesses were examined, including
leveral neighbors, who swore that she
1ad been on several occasions boisterous
Ind profane. At the conclusion the ins-
ice found her guilty and sentenced her
% pay fine Of $40 or 60 to iail. Not
iaving the $40 she took the jail.
GAS FOR RUBIo.
Gas mains are now being laid from
his city to Rubio cafion pavilion and
echo mountain. 1t il the intention to