The herald., 1894-07-18
vorably on the following bills:

Warrants were ordered drawn on the
city treasury for their payment.
A report was received from Thoe. Il.
James. engineer, upon the condition OF
bridges Nos. l, 2 and 8. He finding
that bridges Nos. 2 and 8 were very
much in need of repair, the approx
mate estimate of cost being $3.50. He
slso verbally recommended that bridge
No. l be repaired. The clerk was in
etructed to advertise for bids for the
vepairing of bridges Nos. and 8. and
the matter OF bridge No. was referred
20 the street committee with power to
act.
The use of the town hall was granted
70 DR.. Allen Griffith to give free public
lecture on theosophy and kindred philos.
,phy ON Tuesday evening. july "a.
b. G. Warthen was granted permiesion
60 dig cesspool on the st. James Hotel
phsuce wlUn the uruinance, Ior the nscaI
year 1S93-94, which was received and
The clerk instructed to make the proper
entries.
Amount OF delinquent list. $1ss go
Ao'S'"slns ......s............. 81 %
----- $219 30
Collected prior to tax sales. .$142 SO
Amt received from tax sales. rs 10
Double assessment ............ rs
---- 1919 80
A petition was received from Edward
Lytls offering to do the work of superin.
tendent OF streets, which was referred to
the committee on streets.
This Y. M. G. A. people asked that
they ba allowed to run their bath house
on South Beach without license. as it
was benevolent institution. Referred
to committee on ordinances.
Ordinance No. 1873, in reference to con.
demning beach property south OF plunge,
laid over for one week.
The clerk was instructed to advertise
for bids for the extension OF Seventh
street bridge.
The marshal asked for half a dozen
deputies during the encampment, which
was referred to the finance committee
with power.
An ordinance to prohibit peddling on
Ocsan Front park was passed.
l. u. Richmond was appointed street
superintendent with bond at $500 and
salary $3.50 per day. He to furnish
horae and cart and look after streets
under supervision of street committee,
The claim of DR.. r. s. Lanterman for
injuries to person and carriage OH the
18th OF July, by reason OF the obatruc-
ton of Utah avenue, without any light,
was referred to the city attorney, as was
also communication from Justics O. @,
Twischsll about an old claim which this
old board refused to allow.
Marine lodge No. 2S9 of the Order OF
che World held very enthuaastic
meeting ON Monday evening, at 10.
O. f. hall, Mics Annie B. Andrew being
present. 1t was also the frat appearance
of Mira. III. ]. Hard wick. the lodges pres.
ident, since her recent illness. The
lodge, for the youngest order here, Ia in
very thriving condition. There were
six applications acted on Monday.
II. Brendel and Otto Bernhard, of San
Francisco, are enjoying Santa Monica
for few days.
The cosy cottages OF Mrs. Capt. 8. B.
Randall, on Second street and Arizona
avenue, are occupied by number OF
merry pleasure seekers who are spend
ing their summer outing beside the sea,
among them being G. D. Weland, sec.
Rotary OF the chamber of commerce, and
family; VIM. M. Tisdale, manager of
Hotel Terraoina, Redlands, and family;
Rev. and Mrs. G. I'll. Dser, OF Riverside;
MT. and Mrs. 0. IL. Keeisr, OF Los An
gelee.