The herald., 1893-08-29
PASADENA.
Council
hold Strike,


pAsApENA..Aug. 2s.-The city council met
in rssular session Monday, at 2 pm, President
3 Weed In the chair. Trustees CLARK. Coz and
Lukens present, McQuilling absent.
After the minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved, the afidavit Of Henry Ward
In relation to the work ON Palmetto street was
presented and read; i was to the effect that
the law requiring them to sign the contract
within ten days after the publication OF the
II was Ordered that Ward & Roberts check
accomranying bid fos street work be returned
upon the payment by them OF the cost OF re-
The check OF W. o. Newcomb accompanying
bid for work on Old Fair oAks was also vo'eo
S The council then proceeded to open bids for
the paving of Colorado street, Raymond ana
Fair Oaks avenues. The bids were as ioilow.: M
g FairShllds. 20 25 cents per square rel 1901; o.,
John H, Drain, SO cents per square 1901 on
each Of the threet streets: Asphalt Paving com
pany, 80 cents per square foot on Cologado
street and 35 cents per square foot on FAIR OAKS
After the l' reading Of the bids It was ordered
that when the council adjourn It should meet
on Thursday afternoon, August 3lst
The council then voted that the decision on
the hids be deferred until the next meeting
Bids for laying iron cuiyerts ON kaymonTd n
and Fair Oaks avenues were opened. W. n.
Taylor bid for iron culyerts complete on both
avenues. $40 per iinsal foot, making 1o On EAR
Cab p,n BID ss q Sl9sG Ssi Sn
silSo; Sluiiing aii Bros bid on Fair Oaks avenue
$l450; on Raymond, $1,000.
Moved and seconded that further action on
bids for iron culverts be deferred until next
a resolution for the construction Of sewer
line Of Raymond avenue TO the center Of Ray
mond avenue, was read and adopted. ,...
resolution rcr dns
petition was presented and read, asking
ina nst the ne Of laundry within
certain distance OF the center OF Pasadena, and
that the distance be not less than three squares
from Colorado street and Far Oaks avenue IN
any direction. Tho petition was received and
Street Street Superintendent Q: O. Brown appeared
Alter some discussion the resolution of the
board q its last meeting IessfsaHE rnic in
the matter deferred until the next meeting.
After the election returns were received ana
It was moved .nss alocs in he cerE
The council then adjourned until Thursday,
the 3lst inst, at 3 p. M.
HAVE STRUCK IT RICH.
Star: The owners OF the claims recently To-
Gated In the mountains eon the eastern side of
Rubio canon, Messrs Carson, senior and junior,
=. ha
= they have good thing in the discoveries. They
ind the rock in large quantities and say ledge
traced for 1000 feet 1t carries gold most v
There have been several assays made OF
samples OK ore from the claims and they yield
from $3O to $SS to the ton in gold. Yesterday
several dtsinterested experts among them Mr..
Parker of San Francisco, visited the locations
saasp ns u s.s
from the Rubto canon pavilion. across on the
eastern side Of the cafion. but higher up than
: kcho mountain. The ledge crops out at fire.
quent intervals along the mountain side ana
II the expectations Of those who have visited
promises to become busy mining camp as
well a. the most beautiful city on the coast
IN COURT.
william McNair (coloIed) was brought from
Redlands by Constable Slater and arraigned
before Justice J. H. Merriam Monday after.
noon, charged with stealing G6 from Alex. Nc
Lain September 2, 1902. He pleaded not
, guilty and demsnded jury trial, which way set
Monday Afternoon John Mclaughlin an.
peared before Recorder Roseiter charg with
vagrancy. he wal sentenced to ten days in the
Rev. D. D. Hill started for Chicago on Mon.
day.
J. W. Banburyis the proud father Of fine
Mrs. Bell M. Jewett ia lying seriously Ill at
3, MI Mr.. w. W. Il, Phillips has gone to Moisye to
take tbe WellR- Fargo agency there.
Dr. Burger OF Los Angeles spent Monday in
Mayor Weed returned from Long Beach Mon.
day morning.
b \. q. Webster went to Perris today on busi-
nos trip
Mrs. ]. B. Hewes expects to start for CIeve
Gnd, o., In few days for three months'
visit.
A large party OF Pasadenians wene to Rubo
csfion by . special train Monday evening
leaving Pasadena at 7:l0 O'Clock and returniIe
at midnight
Mr. Beckford, an old resident of Pasadena
has returned after q three years absence with
the intention of remaining here perm mansntlv
@. c. Brown has returned from 4 two wears
vacation at Catalina. MIR. Brown reports three
whales, each over 60 feet in length. sighied az
Catalina on Sunday. : ~ ~
i Mr.. Cambells house on villa street ,ys.
entered by burs lar, who made Off with a ais
Dr. Rachel Reid was called in SUNDAY ni0ht
70. attend MT. =. Hubbard. who had taken an |
!, overdose OF chloroforin. Mr.. Hubbard had been
suneiinR with toothache for some time and
TOOK the chloroform to quiet the pain. AL |
thouRh unconscious when the doctor arrived |
eB0on recovered with the use of restorativeE
Owing to some failure to make train connec |
tions, the Sisters of 81. Joseph did not 20 TO
kubio canon today. They will make the pro
posed trip on Tuesday. -
The ire alarm sounded at about 5:45 Monday
afternoon. The fire proved 10 be pile Of brush |
In the arroyo at the foo. OF Belfontain drive