The herald., 1894-01-10

Total. al......................... $7195 34
Delivered to marshal four licenses to
the amount of SOL.
Amount in hands of attorney for col
lection, $4829.
The treasurer's report shows s7187. .18
on hand in treasury January l., 1894.
A communication was received from
the town engineer stating that the mon
ument at Railroad and Ocean avenues
was out of place, and he was ordered to
set it at the proper place.
The matter of the Los Angeles and
Pacific road was referred to committee OF
the whole.
Ordinance No. 174, establishing the
grade of Railroad avenue from Ocean
avenue to the beach, was unanimously
adopted.
Ordinance No. 175, establishing grade
from Lucas avenue to the ocean, was
adopted.
Ordinance 176, fixing the fees of the
town recorder, was adopted.
The town engineer WAS instructed to
draw profile in duplicate of Bay and
Railroad avenues, as designated in or
dinances 1914 and l75.
l. A. Willis was appointed town re-
corder.
The city attorney was granted 10 days
leave of absence.
Mrs. S. D. Suits was granted the priv
ilege OF cutting trees in front of her
property ON Fourth street.
The town engineer was instructed to
correspond with Southern Pacific engi-
neers in relation to bridge over Seventh
street.
The following resolution, No. 191, was
passed.
Resolved, That all trees growing upon
the public streets and sidewalks of the
town OF Santa Monica, and whenever it
shall become necessary to remove any OF
them in grading any street, they shall
be removed by the contractor at his ex-
pense and deposited in such places as
the superintendent of streets may di-
rect.
WEDDING BELLS.
Wedding bells rang out right joyously
yesterday morning early, when a num-
ber of the immediate friends and rela-
tives of the bride and groom gathered at
the Catholic church to witness the mar
risge of Henry W. Keller and Miss
Mary A. Boehme, Father Have offici-
ating. The scene was an exceedin gly
beautiful and effective one, with the
gleam OF the rising run stealing through
the colored cathedral glass of the church
windows, the interior being artistically
decorated by loving hands in honor Of
the event--the chancel being ablaze
with the floral beauty OF rosee and lilies.
Promptly at the appointed hour the
bridal party made its appearance, Miss
Boehme, the bride, leaning on the arm
of her father, our worthy treasurer
George Boehme, followed by Mr.. w. F.
Gillis and Miss Sadie Breem of Sacra-
mento, bridesmaid and groomsman. At
the chancel rail they we're met by the
reverend clergyman and groom, and
with the beautiful, solemn end
impressive mass of the church they
were made man and wife,
Immediately going to the residence of
the BRIDES parents on Ocean avenue,
where another floral ovation awaited
them and an elegant wedding breakfast
was partaken by the bridal party and q
few chosen friends and relatives, among
them being Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Keller,
MIR. and Mrs. George Boehme,
W. T. Gillis, Miss s. Breem, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. @. Gillis. Miss Linsey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schaefer of Los Angeles, Mr.. and
Mrs. George @. Boehme, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. A. Worthington, Mrs. l.. T. Collette,
Eugene Boehme, H. M. Boehme, Mr..
and Mrs G. B. Dexter, Father 2. HAVE,
Mrs. Mohen and others.
The bride received large number Of
handsome and useful presents, the
happy couple leaving on the early train
for New Orleans. They will make an
extended tour through the Southern
states and Mexico before returning
home to receive royal welcome from
their many friends at the seaside.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.
The dime social at the Congregational
church which was to take place on FRI
day night, has been postponed week
on account of this being the week of
PRAYER.
Edgar E. Lefebre and bride. nee Miss
Platt OF Los Angeles, have rented the
Grassett cottage.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Jackson are: John Wocsworth, Peoria,
H.; J. l. Chase, ]. P. Comstock, Los
Angeles A. Alderman. San Bernardino.
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