The herald., 1893-08-25
POMONA.

Report That Two Men Were Buried IN
Tunnsl--City Trustees.
POMONA, Aug. "a. Tho city trustees met last
evening at go in the city hall, all the mem
bera being present.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved. In the matter of the Bartlett
alley. the committee was allowed further time
The three ordinances presented at prior meet
ing were laid over. The specifications a. to
cross walks and sidewalks were presented. resa
and referred to city engineer. The matter OF z
tax levy Va. then taken up discss;sd nc ,o,o1 snc
General fund, 80 cents; street fund: ~ censs;
library fund. cents; building fund (for the
purpose Of paying interest on school .. Duiidins
Mr.. o. /. Lorbeer Of the. rbrary committee
gave the following figures IN references 70 the
wosrips q the msivss tSf sns In cssese S
July circulation, 267. Nqnber oi books July
2Sa Sy g aSs ssSs gay va
Gao. Number OF books July i, 1893, 32O2;
July circulation, 1925; showing an increase OF
about 20 per cent in increase OF number OF
The annual circulation OF books mot includ-
ing those read IN Idbrary hall taken 4us d9 d9f
5673 volumes; 1S92-93, 1O444 volumes. This
shows an increase OF about IS per cent In cir-
cuiation-nearly three times greater incresse
the council, II they could concienctously, give
It least 10 cents for library fund. 1t was, how
ever, compromised at cents ~
closed doors, to hear what Mr.. Q. 9. KeiiogG
had TO say to the honorabl body.
the HEEALp predicted t1e Jury r. y tns =, case oe
M.jj Nj. ]. W. Gooddell, motor conductor, was at:
sns whicS da6S 70 a swsy ana
left him in quite serious condition.
Mr. W. r Garter, late 2 nurseryman IN fo,
q few days since, is reported to have died there
Constable G. F. Ward OF Ontario arrested =
name Of Alexander Bush, charged with bur
glsry in that place some IL months since.
Bush had been in jail 10 San Bernardtno for
the day before The officer arrived in San her-
nardino for his rearrest when released, follow
ing him to this town. arrestinG him a. above
A pretty good-sized fattler was killed near
Claremont yesterday afternoon by MI. ). L.
which Hsr,w was brought t. and q
having the body Put through the proper pro-
Mr. and Mrs. y. D. Joy and niece and Miss
time at Laguna and Arch Beach, have returned
home much improved 70 the delight Of their
b.. M 1S Sso rather
DR.. A. r. Reid and family are intending to
start 70 Catalina on saturday. for two or three
The family of T. w. Haddock arrived yester-
day from Berkeley and are stopping at Kellers
hotel. Mr. Haddock has also had . brother
visiting him for the past few days.
Two Of Les Angeles most popular travelling
men, Yerrington and McBirney, are In town
today.
Mrs g. A. Meth, who was very seriously Ill
yesterday-so much 90 that her mother Was
sent for-in considerably better today,
Az Councilman Elliott and Andrew ossoodby
were returning from their brick kiln yesterday
afternoon the horse ran away, throwing the lat
ter out aud iniuring his shoulder and arm quite
seriously.
A telephone message from Claremont this
afternoon to Mr.. J. Beckett stated that two of
the men, Green and Brady, working in the
Fleming Beckett tunnel, were covered in by q
partial cave, but not probably any serious re-
suits
Master VIII Kessler aud Otis Gould, who have
been at Long Beach for few days, returned
yesteiday.