The herald., 1893-05-25
POMONA.


The saloon Licenses Granted by the
Trustess-News Notes.
POMONA, May -24.--Lsst night being
the time for the city trustees to pass up
on the numerous applications for saloon
licenses, the hall was filled with people,
GONE from curiosity, others from genu-
inc desire to know the result, or fate of
the various applicants. At any rate the
august body granted Licenses to Frank
M. Montague, and passed resolutions to
grant the same to 'Messrs. Francis q
Whitton as sooD as the brick building,
heretofore mentioned in reports on this
subject, should be completed in which
to conduct a saloon as per their appiica-
tion and agreement.
Upon the granting of Frank M. Mon
tague's petition, Judge Mundy Of Los
Angeles arose and courteoualy Withdrew
that of George s. Mullaly, and the one
OF Mulialy & Montague. HI. J. Woolla-
cott,s wac also withdrawn before it could
be passed upon. Benton & Cohn's was
reiected. The council then attended to
few other minor matters and adjourned
to it's next regular meeting.
Your correspondent learns that a little
boy by the name of O'Connor had the
misfortune of having one Of his legs
broken while engaged in roller skating
ct the rink evening before last. 1t is
hoped that the little fellow will soon
recover, and that this will cause the
others patronizing the rink to use proper
caution.
A few strangers now and then are to
be seen riding around with our real-es-
tate firms, and there is some inquiry for
houses to rent.
A car of oranges, just shout ready for
shipment by Short & Schwon, stands on
the side track here.
The livery stable run by Mr.. John
Strain, on Second street, WAS yesterday
sold by him to Messrs. Thrali q Rob-
ards. The former gentleman will move
to the Angel city.
In pacing around it was noticed that
aevs raj forces are busy gathering and
pack ing oranges. However, the season
is last drawing to close. Then for our
declduous fruits.
Mrs. Antes and daughter, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Allen, corner of Sixth and PARCELS
streets, left this morning for their home
in Bear valley, San Diego county, via
| Redlards.
Mr.. f. J.. Martin has already COM
menced to have the debris removed
from the lot on which the brick building
for the use OF Francis & Whitten is to be
| erected.
Some Of our dealers in real estate in
fs Still moderately fair. In fact,n VI ess
considers the innumersble vehicles, bi
| cycles and pedestrians to be sesn on the
streets daily, it would look as II things
we're moving along finely.
Franklin Cogswell, resident in tn,
southern suburbs OF Pomona and owne
OF the Pacific hotel building, Pomona
was in the city today.
Tne pieasnre-loving and theater- soi NJ 9
people of Pomona should remember that
tomorraw Thursday evening Mauda
Granger will appear at Armory Hall
opera house in The Fringe of Society.
John w. Lorbeer, the manager, always
secures the best Of companies when pos
sible, and often by guarantee, and our
people should remember this.
w. ]. Kessler. formerly OF this place,
was in town today, having come down
from his foothill ranch, some six miles
northeast from Pomona. He has sue
ceeded in developing several inches oil
water on his ranch by tunneling.
Master Ed, son of Peter Fleming
of Clarement, one of Pomona's most
beautiful suburban localities, dropped
in to see us yesterday.
Mother King. formerly in business
here, whose baking 10 known all over
this valley, and who has done charita.
bic acts by the hundred in q quiet way,
was In sown today.