The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-22
PASADENA.
The City Camp for Neutrality-suspicious.
Water-Notes.

The City Camp for Unemployed-btorm
Water-Notes.
PASADENA, Jan. 2I.-The city camp on
Kansas and Mills streets which some
one has been unkind enough to dub the
Cleveland cafe, continues to prosper
under the efficient eye of the city
marshal and Officers Richardson and
Darracott. An invitation is extended
for all citizens to call and inspect the
workings OF this unique hostelry, while
= any suggestions looking toward i'm
provement will receive due considers
ton. Since the opening of these head
quarters, the decline in our tramp pop
ulation has been both marked and
rapid.
Not one beggar is now seen on the
streets where there were five before,
and what few are still here will get out
as soon as the people fully understand
the new plan and refuse to furnish them
food and shelter.
There has been no attempt to make
any elaborate provisions for taking care
of the unemployed, but the quarters are
fairly comfortable, and enough plain,
wholesome food is served. The number
now being accommodated is thirty and
1t is not probable that it will be much
increased, and even this number will
gradually become less as work opens up.
Almost all applicants have proved to
be honest working men out of employ
ment, but three or four having turned
out tramps, and these were promptly
arrested and sent to Jail.
ANOTHER BIG EXCURSION.
Another large eastern excursion is
due 20 arrive at the Raymond tomor-
row morning from Boston, composed OF
the following: Miss A. HI. Allen, OF
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. M. M.
Ballou, OF Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.
Barnum, of New Haven, Conn. Master
L. Blackstock, of Newburgh. N. Y;
Mrs. F. d. Browning, of New Brighton,
N. Y; Nj. and Mrs. John H. Burnam,
Master H. G. Burnam. of Glens Falls,
N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Carpenter,
Miss ]. s. Carpenter, Of Providence, r.
l.. Miss @. Chapman, of Westbrook,
mantown, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Cousens, Miss Ethel Cousens, of Airing
ton, Mass. Mrs. William Donnell and
maid, of Baltimore; Miss Jennie N.
Dorsey. of Providence, r. l.; Mrs.
Annie BOWS, OF Brooklyn, N. Y; Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Emler, OF German
town, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. John A. En-
mons, of West Roxbury, Mass; Mr.. H.
L. Flick, Mrs. M. J. Flick, of Wilk're, Pa.
Mrs. Mary r.. Grout, OF Worcester,
Mass. Mr.. Joseph II. Haines, Mrs.
William H. Haines, of Philadelphia;
Mrs. William Hyde, Miss s. H. Hyde,
of Ware, Mass. Miss Mary r. Hyde, of
Brooklyn, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Johnson, Miss Marian johnson, of
Quincy. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. B. E.
Kinsley, of Providence, R. l.; Mr.. and
Mrs. HI. r. Kunhardt and maid, of New
Brighton, N. Y; MI. J. 7. Lawson, OF
Newburgh. N. Y; Miss Ida o. Lee, of
Dorchester, Mass. Mr.. Fred B. Leonard,
of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. James Man
chester, Of st. John, N. B.; Mrs. L. A.
Mayo, of Chelsea, Mass. Mrs. 8. M.
McMaster and maid, OF Newburgh, N,
Y; Mr.. George W. Mcpherson, OF Bos-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Merrick,
Mr.. Joseph 8. Merrick, Miss Mary L.
Merrick, of Holyoke, Mass. Miss Flor
ence Merritt, Miss Georgiana Merritt,
of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Murdoch, Master Harold Murdoch of
Leicester, Mass. I; Mrs. Agnes Osman, OF
Philadelphia; Mrs. Jane P. Pinkham,
OF Worcester, Mass; Mrs. E. w. Pow
ers, of Armenia, N. Y; Miss Mary
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Smith,
Miss Anna M. Smith, of Cambridge,
Mass; Miss Sarah R. Sage, of Ware,
Mass. Mrs. Jane A. Smith, Miss
Eraylces Smith, OF Pine Plains, N. Y;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Straw bridge, Mr.. f
X. Strawbridge, Of Philadelphia; Miss
isf ibel Swan, of Baltimore; Mrs. Cor
~ ella A. Taft, of Worcester, Mass. Mrs.
y )harles Webb, of Somerville, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Webb. Mise
H.
Webb, Miss Rossie Maud Webb, Miss
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. William White, of
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry @,
Willis and Miss Annie L. Willis. of
Boston.
THAT STORM WATER.
Yesterday the board OF supervisors
was out from Los Angeles inspecting the
condition of the water drainage north
of this city.
This matter has come up every season
for number OF years past but aa yet no
action has been taken by the county
officials to relieve the city of the unjust
burden which it has to bear in taking
care OF the immense amount of storm
water which every winter comes tearing
down from the highlands to wash out
our streets, fill up cutters with mud and
sand, putting the city to thousands of
dollars expense annually for repairs.
Owing to the heavy grades the natural
drainage is all that could be taken care
OF, without shouldsring the water which
has been diverted from its natural
channels leading to the ayroyos by
grsded streots, cutters, etc.
at small expense comparatively, the
comfy can turn this extra storm water,
which now passes down tho principal
north and south thoroughfares OF the
city. into the large washes which run on
both the east and west sides of this city.
That this 10 but just and reasonable
there can be no doubt, as all this water
originally flowed into these waterways.
The board yesterday, under the direc-
tion OF Street Superintendent O. O.
Brown. made thorough inspection OF
the situation.
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