The herald., 1893-08-01
PASADENA.

Lowe H0c0ptlOn.
PASADENA. July 3l.-The city council met in
regular session this afternoon all members
present.
The rules were suspended and Attorney Glib
bon, representing the Terminal Railway COM
: panv addressed the board In ralation TO rates
between this city and Los Angeles.
Mr.. Gibbon advanced practically the same ar
guments that were presented by him two years
ago when the concessions allowing them to In
were given. He stated that the terminal still
tell snort OF meeting, expenses and IN view OF
what tne company has done for Passdena they
annoaI for . further extension of the 35-cent
xSH After . general discussion, it was moved
r. &1iow the railway com pany to present figures
iooons and sspsnssS oi II the during
the past three years. No ENCOURAGEMENT was
given the railway people, and they viii have
next to Induce the councii to act.
Gibbon, showing the shortage of the COMPANY
1882, 1 rs 81 1s 1Ss Il: sa:es essss. sse7S5a
cement walk on Colorado, between Fair Oaks
and Lake. to Gray Bros was passed.
The report Of City Attorney Arthur upon the
recent decision in the Recardes case, and OF the
q me JCsco o. cou
upon the S 1000 compromise with the Savings
stated that many Of the best lawyers cid that
the city had but an even chance to win the
suit, and that the expense OF carrying II 70 the
amount paid to the bank. The report was re-
ceived and adopted.
The report OF the auditing ana finance com.
mittee recommending bills paid to the amount
OF $l861.96 was received and adopted.
A motion was put and carried ordering
warrant for $1,000 drawn from the city ueas-
ury In favor of the Savings Bank of Southern
California.
The city marshal was instructed to arrest all
penons found ricins bicycles on sidewalks
within the city limits.
Estimates for the grading and curbing OF
waverly drive from Pasadena to Fair Oaks ave-
\ Bids were received from Dansy & Kalston
for laying curb and gutter on Colorado street
between Fair Oaks and Lake svenues. Granite
curb at 81. 20 per foot; c0bble gutter, IL cents.
Also from @. I. McUombs for laying side.
walks on Marengo. and Los Kobles.
70
lish notice Of protest Of Gertrude Rose against
paying for walk laid in front Of her property.
The petition of Mr.. Wier to be allowed to
move . wooden building to the corner OF Mary
and Pasadena avenues, was denied.
The annual report oi the special auditors.
the condition OF the city books was received.
f- The petition OF the property owners on Old
Fair Oaks avenue TO have the name changed 10
Lincoln avenue, was read and granted.
Adjourned.
THE LOWE RECEPTION.
The committee appointed by the board Of
trade to take charge OF arrangements for the re-
csption TO be rendered Prof. Lowe, as an ex-
preston OF the regard In which he is held by the
N NJ. Hetcaifs once. suD.commit,ees @ s wsrs
decided to recommend that the Esd OF August
tion. A full report will be made to the board
OF trade at it, regular meeting tomorrow after
noon.
MILE RACE AGAIN.
n Qn-t~ A>Sr
foot races ct the athletic park run over again
on the Alhambra track, If the consent of all
contestants can be secured. Owing to several
accidents at saturdays ga mes, the friends Of
several OF the defeated runners alelno dissatisfied
ent circumstances the outcome would have
been different. The Alhambra track is . spIen-
did one and good time ought to be made over
Macy Thompson. one Of the contestants in
the bicycle races, 1! not satisfied with the re-
oS.nas snS to
race him on the Alhsnbra track on Saturday
NOTES.
D. 9. Barrett leaves for Chicago and the east
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Wright leave for an ex-
tended trip through the east tomorrow.
Regular meeting Of the board of trade tomor.
row afternoon. several important matters
come Us for consideration and good turn out
tB desired.
]. 8. Glasgcock exhibits . growing pineapple
plant with fruit in his window on East Oolo-
rado street.
The case Of Gilman VI. Linwood for disturb.
Ing the Pc psscs was settled today by plaintiff
complaint against Gilman.
Richards and Flynn were the names of two
gentlemen of the tramp order arraigned before
Recorder Rossiter this morning. Richards was
given three days and Flynn turued loose.
Tomorrow 10 the festive hrst OF the month
deadly work. IN
The case Of the two womer charged with
Keeping disorderly house, came up in Justice
Aerriam's court this morning but owing TO the
oeaence Of Constable Slater was postponed
until tomorrow at the same hour.