The herald., 1893-06-08
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POMONA.

Proceedings of tho City Council-News
Matters.
POMONA, June 1.-THE city council
met at 80 last night in the city hall
with full board and good attendance of
our citizens.
The fire committee on the establish
ment OF new fire hydrant at the cor
ner of Holt and Hamilton avenues was
allowed time in which to report.
The lamp at the corner OF Third and
Elizabeth streets was ordered discon-
tinued.
A certain portion OF the boulevard in
block G, Phillips addition was, in an
swer to petition, ordered closed.
In the matter of rebate on taxes on
certain lots Ca. H. Tufts) and the re-
issuing OF So warrant lost, (String.
field) were ordered referred to the city
attorney.
In reference to contracts for public
printing and the sprinkling of the streets
it was ordered that sealed bids be re-
ceived up to July 9th.
The salary of the city clerk was in
creased from $25 to $40 per month this,
considering the amount OF work contin-
gent to the office, was very just and
proper.
Regarding occupation license, the board
agreed to have special meeting at City
Attorney Bette Office cn Friday evening
next to discuss the matter,
In Difference to those of our citizens
who have been working very zeslously
to secure an amicable and Just arrange
ment and agreement between the prop
erty owners on the property line east OF
Reservoir street, and the Southern Pacific
company's right.of-way agent, Mr. t. J.
Wilson, they having already received
the signatures of all along the line to
said agreement, excepting two parties
(Mr. John Goseld, representing the Ed
gar property and one other absent per-
haps in Santa Paula) the board deferred
action ON the franchise, and upon mo-
tion OF Councilman Gallup, representing
certain EignerH in his ward, remon-
STRANGE, gotten up by them against the
granting of said franchise down Reser-
voir street, was read and ordered filed.
The board then took up the matter OF
salaries and the current expenses con-
tingent tn the different departments,
Was passed upon and allowed them all
amounting to 1882 in round numbers,
including gas, sprinkling, printing and
nightwatchman's expenses.
NOTES.
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs. J.
N. league will go to the coast in day
or so for the benefit of Mrs. leagues
health.
Mrs. Charles Ludlow and baby are on
visit to her mother, Mrs. Clayberg, in
our city.
A telegram from Rochester, N. Y, re-
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den death from heart disease of Robert
Gordon, q grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Of Pomona.
j. J. Henry OF Los Angeles was in the
city yesterday.
- ,r----ssJsa- .yesf our CITY.
5. Caldwell has bought the house ard
lot OF A. j. Eads. on Second street. and
A. ]. Esds has purchased the two and
one-half acre lot of Marion Eads on
Ellen street.
Mr.. Henry Fuller of Azusa was in Po-
mona today.
Mr.. Edgar Moore OF Los Angeles was
in Pomona today talking water to the
Pomona Orange Belt Irrigation COM
pany.
Miss Mary E. Robertson, teacher of
ancient languages at the Lordsburg COL
legs. will, we hear, take place in the
university.
Capt. N. L. starin of Los Angeles was
in the city today.
The following is programme OF the
musicale to be given at the Guild rooms
OF 81. Paul's parish tomorrow evening.
winch lnsures sn evening of pleasure to
those attending:
Violin-Prof Hunter and Robert Iouok
Piano solo-C p. Thompson,
Vocal solo-Mrs. Abbott
Mand0iin-Mr. Keeper
Veal duet-Mmes ulark and Ahbott
Plano solo-Mrs. W. Il. C1ark
solo-Nrs. c. II. Marshall.
Quartette-4mes. Abbott and Clark Messrs
strong and Blockley OF the Episcopal church
choir
Arizona Charley of the wild west
chow, now making q tour in Southern
California. chatted pleasantly with a
Herald reporter upon his arrival in town |
today. Among other things he said:
The Herald people have treated me
splendidly. In speaking of the Pasadena |
episode, he laughed heartily about what
lie regards not altogethera fair represen-
tation OF his chastisement of the party |
causing his arrest, after using improper
Language near the ladies' quarters on
the private grounds of the show. He
spoke very highly of the treatment &C.
corded himrby the marshal and city off,
cials generally, and claims that the boy
VINO broke his arm was some distance
on, trying, boy-like, to get free peep at
the show.
We regret to learn that ex-Superyisor
+. MI. Slaughter of RiDcon, San Bernar-
dino county, Is lying very low from
pneumonia. He is one of the early
settlers in Los Angeles county.
We understand that Master Fred AL
lens classmates will tender him fare
we'll banquet before he leaves for his
worlds fair trip.
Seeing several loads of trays and fruit
boxes being hauled along Second street.
reminds US that the season of dsciduous
fruits is not very far ahead OF US.
Electric Bitters.