The herald., 1894-01-17
POMONA.
Proceedings OF the City Trustees-Local
News Notes.

Proceedings OF the City Trustees-Local
News Notes.
POMONA, Jan. 16. - The board OF
trustees met last night at O'Clock in
the city hall.
City treasurer, as tax collector, re-
ported amount OF taxes now delinquent
at $1220.46.
Three complaints were brought before
the board against r. J. Whitton for al
legged violation of ordinance 104.
The deed to park property from the
Pomona Land and Water company was
finally accepted By the city-the two pro-
visions in regard to 60-foot road and
the privilege OF developing water being
agreed to by parties interested.
A new grade was established between
White and Towne from east to west, and
Hall and Fifth from north to south, to
correspond with the regular surface as
county grade-not of course to affect
sidewalks already laid.
Also to establish and locate bench
marks between Pearl and Eleventh ald
Towne and Hamilton.
The street superintendent was in
structed to put in three culverts on the
Packard tract.
A petition was introduced asking that
the board consider and devise the best
method by which, if possible, the nuis-
ance of tobacco juice at the entrance to,
along the Railways of, or the stairways
leading towards any public buildings.
ETC., etc., might5e abated, or rather dis
continued.
The street committee was instructed
to secure bids for lettering guide boards
on Kingeley tract, and the city clerk to
advertise for bids for the erection of fire.
proof vault and toilet rooms adjoining
present city hall.
The streetcar standing on motor line
was ordered removed when not in use,
and when used, to have gong that can
be easily heard at reasonable distance.
The latter part OF last night was inter-
spersed at intervals with light, warm
showers, followed today with mixed
sunshine and clouds, and indications Of
a heavier rain storm.
The late Mrs. Jane H. White, grand
mother OF Mr.. Harry Nichols. corner
Third and Ellen streets, will be buried
tomorrow at Pomona cemetery, we un-
derstand.
Mrs. M. A. Sauers, whose health has
not been very good for the past three
months. has decided to make a visit to
her mother of some two weeks.
Mr.. w. s. Fletcher of Minnesota is
we'll pleased with this section, and hopes
to locate in our midst.
Judge Frank P. frey had to 90 to
Los Angeles today on legal matters con-
nected with his office business.
A daughter OF Mr.. H. T. Bingham had
the misfortune to lose her watch on Sun
day evening last. either in McComas
hall or it's vicinity.
Mrs. Jessie Padgham of our little town
was engaged to assist in a Y. M. G. A.
entertainment in Los Angeles last night.
Messrs. w. T. Martin, @. r. johnson
and ]. Drum, who have just returned
from the Mojave mining district, seem
to have had enough OF it.
j. Weber had to send some parts OF
his soda fountain machine to Los An
geles for repairs, hence the chance to
repair and otherwise put to ordsr things
in this soda works building.
Mayor j. A. Gallup is in Los Angeles
today.
The city fathers. in response to the
ladies' petition, will perhaps have
notices posted requesting that tobacco
chewing. etc., be abstained from in our
public places.
There were four additions to the
Unitarian church Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Avis. ~ Savage and Mr.. Ira F.
white, AQpf q teAeesE Sooa e'tlecns.