The herald., 1893-12-07
POMONA.
Proceedings OF the city Trustees-News
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POMONA, Dec. 6.-The city trustees
met last night at 7: 80 in their hall,
transacting some little business, besides
the passing upon the regular monthly
salaries and current expenses of the city
government.
The petition asking for the open
ing OF the street between Eleventh
and Buena Vista streets was re-
ferred to the city attorney for investi-
CATION. The petition from 55 members of
Company d., and another signed by a
long list OF citizens. asking for the erec-
tion OF an electric arc light at the corner
of Second and PARCELS streets, near
which point is the company's parade
grounds, and the Holiness and Seventh
Day Adventist churches, as we'll as
hotel and lodging house, upon vote to
reject, proved tie, 2 for and 2 against,
Alderman Elliott being absent. The
matter of having names OF streets put
up on Second, east and west, from
city limit to limit, and on Ellen,
from Fifth avenue to old county road
was discussed and finally referred to the
proper committee for a future report
upon it's probable cost, etc. A petition
from d. V. Crafts. asking permission to
paint city sprinkling carts for the privi-
lege of the advertisements for hie own
remuneration, for period of IL months,
was granted. In the matter of passing
upon deed drawn by the Pomona
Land and Water company, granting the
city park to the city OF Pomona, at the
suggestion OF City Attorney Bell, was
deferred to an informal meeting at his
Office on Monday evening next, for con-
sideration prior to action upon it at their
next adjourned meeting, December 10th.
The bill of Messrs. Lee & Watson for, in
round numbers, $l3l, printing 500 copies
OF the city ordinences, was, after some
discussion allowed; the matter of an
extra night watchman was again de-
ferrsd. The bill of City Engineer Saun.
ders OF $l5 for measuring amount OF
water OF Citizens Water company some
time since, which had been withdrawn,
was again brought up and allowed. The
board then adjourned to meet again on
Tuesday night, 10th inst.
The opera house was crowded last
evening to hear the lecture of Mr..
Easton, on Chino, the sugar factory, its
surroundings, ETC., and to see the fine
stereopticon views presented.
W. t. Martin, DR.. Howe, jns and
James Wright left this morning on
mining prospecting tour on the Mojabe.
Rev. F. V. Fisher will preach at 7 p.
m. in the Methodist church tonight and
also tomorrow evening, 9TH.
Messrs. Short & Schwsn sent up a
crew this morning to Glendora for the
purpose OF packing and shipping car
load of oranges from that port.
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of joining his first couple in this bonds
of wedlock this morning in the persons
of Armand Dsndyek and Serras.
Mrs.,J. A. Killam has removed to the
opposite side OF the street, occupying the
store room next to L. z. Bruce & Go.
We saw some very fine navel oranges
foothill rancho OF Col. Frank P. frey,
east OF Claremont.
G. Nj. Smith is to be in charge OF the
Pope Bicycle Manufacturing company,
at the Midwinter fair in San Francisco.
There is to be surprise party at Mr..
Geo. Egan's this evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Univer-
salist church hold their annual sale,
Friday next, in Thomas old store on
Second street. New England dinner
anu suPp6r Will Uo sotNSu iIom IL .oU u.
m. to 2 y. m. and 5 to o. IN. Admis.
sion free; meals 25 cents.
w. l. Botter aud his son of Erie, Penn
sylvanis, who have been looking over
our valley and town, leave this after
noon for San Bernardino, Redlands and
vicinity.
The woman's guild Of st. Paul'a
church resume their fortnightly suppers
this (Thnrsday) evening, at their room
in the Ruth block, Mines. Packard,
Savage and Hamilton entertaining.
A. little son OF w. F. Nesbit was
brought in for medical examination late
this afternoon. The little fellow was
run over by wagon and apparently was
badly hurt ahort the head.