The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-19
SANTA MONICA.
couaciI Proce.dinxs-Looal News Mat


Council Procesdinxs-Looal News Mat
ters,
SANTA MONICA, July 1S.-An adjourned
meeting of the board of trustees was
held ON Tuesday evening, when Mesors.
GARLIC, Jones and Roth were present,
Vawter and Lewis absent.
The bond of 1. D. Richmond az street
superintendent, with L. R. Vincent and
George D. Pendleton as sureties, was
approved.
The city attorney filed an opinion in
the matter OF the claim of DR.. R. s. Lam
termau.
The bill of Thomas Thomson for $685.
was ordered paid.
The stsest snreIip tapdlant sMNs Q5d9ssJaa
avenue; also to repair bridges Nos.
and 2.
The street superip tendsut was in
structed to establish the grade of Neva-
da avenue, from Sixth street to easterly
limits OF city.
ao'As.YoU-PLEAsE PRIMARIES.
The Populists held their primaries
here yesterday to elect delegates to the
county convention, and for go-as-you-
please procedure they took the bakery.
Precinct No. was held at Boyce &
Puddy's real estate Office, on Utah ave-
nue., where Mr.. D. j. Twichell, brother
OF the justice. held forth as Judge, clerk
and inspector; while at No. 2, which
was held at the engine house on Oregon
avenue, DR.. Stanwood. w. H. Means
and e. Puddy divided honors on wait
ing on their Populstic friends.
They kept no poll list, any one could
vote who chose, Democrat, Republican,
Prohibitionist or Populist all being
alike, and he wrote the names ON his
little ballot.
In precinct No. l Pref. Geo. W.
Youngo WAS elected delegate and Judge
J. Q. Morgan member county commit
tee.
In precinct No. 2 E. Puddy and W. H.
Meana were elected delegates, with E.
Puddy county committeeman.
Twenty-six votes were pol!ed in the
two precincts.
At the soldiers home. r. H. Rose. @.
Felts. Fletcher and Ginger were chosen
delegates, and Messrs. Ross, Fletcher,
Miller and Harris az members OF the
county committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bettner and their
little daughter have taken possession OF
their summer home on Fourth street.
A. Hine and family are visiting on
Third street.
Mrs. r. O. Guibereon and Miss Mamie
Guibereon honored the Peoples party
primaries by casting their little ballots
In precinct No. 2,
Street Superintendent Richmond
started out with a veritable rush the
first day Of his official existence, which
is exceedingly gratifying to all. He
has been busy with gang of mon clean.
ing up Seventh-street park preparatory
to the coming of the q. A. r.. repairing
bridges Nos. l, 2 and 8, and putting in
several cresewslks.
The Enterprise says the following un-
der the heading Let Southsidsrs Jubi-
late, whice will second, it being more
than true and to the point:
The street committee of the present
board OF trustees have determined that
the Southside shall have no GAUGE to
complain, and have been at work for
some time maturing plane for the bene-
fit of that beautiful portion of our fair
city. The frat move was made when R, !
f. Jones, chairman of the committee,
introduced the motion and resolution.
to widen and straighten Fourth street
and join 1t with Abbey street, calling it |
Rll South Fourth street. Monday e
goose neck wac ordersd for the corner OF
Lake and Hill streets, and we speak OF
what we positively know when we say
hat before they are half through every
will be friend OF the en-
serprising committee, whose motto is
Justice to every section, favoritism to.
ward none.
DR. Hamilton's residence on Fifth
'treet ia completed and ready for occu.
oaDry.
Tho Y. p. S. G. E OF the Pres byterian
,hurch hold a special meeting on Friday
John Smith OF Phoenix, Arizona, is
h"-a with h's fs,niiv at the
Ilaeneks cottage on q v3un avenue
Ar. Smith Is ono OF tie uest practival