The herald., 1894-03-13
PASADENA.

FOund-Th8 OOuncAs
Pasadena, March 12.-Considerabl
excitement WAS caused on the streets Of
Pasadena Monday by report that the
body OF l.. @. Winston, 90 long missing,
had been discovered in Cucamonga
canon. Upon investigation is was found
that the report originated from tele.
gram received yesterday morning by
P. Nj. Green, saying that's body Of man
had been found in this csfion that tai
lied with the description of Winston,
and begging that some capable person
be sent on to identity the body. ChaH.
Brown was dispatched at once by Con-
stable Slater, as he was the last man
who saw Winston alive. Mr.. Brown left
at 4 O'Clock.
THE CITY COUNCIL.
The council met in regular session on
Monday afternoon, President Weed in
the chair and Trustees CLARK, Cox and
McQuilling present and Mr.. Lakena alb
sent.
referred to the committee on auditing
and finance.
Thos. Banbury petitioned for the clos-
travel from the street car barn to Wallis
street, in order to facilitate grading.
Granted.
2. NJ. Green addressed the board in
relation TO grading Grove street.
A resolution of intention was intro
duced for constructing sewers upon the
following streets; Euclid avenue, at a
point 125 feet south Of south line of
Colorado to Center street, to connect
with Los Robles avenue sewer Concord
court, at a point 100 feet east of east line
Of Marengo avenue, sewerage to include
portions of Arcadia street, Henrietta
court.
An ordinance was introduced repeal
ing ordinance No. 46, read for the third
time and adopted.
An ordinance providing for a general
municipal election in Pasadena was
read section by section and adopted.
The following persons were officially
clerks thereof:
Precinct 1. Judges, John Adams,
Reuben r. Trant inspectors, Hamilton
Rush, @. X. Worrell; clerks, Harry @.
Allen, w. 81. Wakeley ballot clerks, O.
F. Harris, E. E. Jones.
Precinct 2. Judges, ]. A. McIntvre,
H. F. Goodwin; inspectors, W. A. Fea-
eel, ]. I. Bangham; clerks. w. H.
Hines. T. d. Allin; ballot clerks, L. r.
Taylor, j. N. Stevenson.
Precinct 3. judges, Matthew Starin,
H. g. Wilson clerks, Charles Grimes,
F. E. Twombly; ballot clerks, H. M.
Sargent. A. G. Heiss.
Precinct A. Judges, H. @. Bennett,
A. @. Drake; inspectors, Lorraine CrOs-
by, M. E. Wood; clerks, w. d. McGil-
vray, H. II. Rose; ballot clerks, John
Showalter, w. III. Niley.
Precinct 5. judges, John Blake, Jesse
J. Allen; inspectors, B. A. Sparks, j. H.
Baker; clerks, Norman Henderson, II.
@. Prinz; ballot clerks, A. B. 6ote, E. O.
Griffith.
Precinct 6. Judges, Ed Kennedy, A.
M. Collis; inspectors, Theo. Witherby,
L. j. Orowell; clerks, Byron B. Brock
way, Oscar Freeman; ballot clerks, Vim
ton l.. Carroll, s. o. McGrew.
A report from the city attorney rela-
tive to publication of Pasadena city Or
dinances was submitted and adopted.
An ordinance referring TO the time for
the taking effect of certain ordinances
was introduced and read for the first
time.
An ordinance adopting a seal for the
city of Pasadena wac introduced and
read for the first time.
An ordinance fixing the salary of the
city clerk at $1,000 per annum, payable
monthly, and the salary Of the city mar
shal at $1,000, payable monthly, was in
tfoduced and read for the first time.
The auditing and finance committee
reported on bills audited to the amount
of $247.S8, and recommended bills be
paid. Adopted.
Trustee Clarke, chairman OF the street
and alleys committee, returned an off,
cial report on the report OF City Engin-
eer Sedwick, submitted at the last meet
ing to the above committee, and the re-
port was accepted.
A petition from property owners on
Cypress avenue between Walnut street
and Orange Grove avenue was sub.
mitted, asking an official grade, curbing
and gathering on said avenu3s,v Petition
was read and placed on file.
A petition from property owners on
North Marengo avenue, from Colorado
to Villa street, was submitted asking for
g sidewalk, curb and gutter on the east
aide Of North Narengo avenue.
Report of city marshal for January
and February was presented and filed.
Also report OF city clerk for quarter end
ing February 28th. Also received and
placed on file.
Adjournment followed.
A MORNING WEDDING.
quiet but very recherche wedding
occurred Monday morning at IL 80
O'Clock in room $50 of Hotel Green, and
was the first event OF the kind which
has ever taken place in this famous
hcstelry. Mrs. Nicholas. daughter of
Mr.. MithoR Of Columbus, o.. was united
in marriage with Mr.. Parker OF Cleve-
land, o., Rev. DR.. Fife OF the Presby-
terian church performing the ceremony.
The little psrlor was transformed into a
bower OF green. being heavily decorated
with peppers and yellow acacia bloom.
Potted plants, palms, etc., we're effect
lively introduced and the mantel was
thickly banked with acacia. The bride
was attired in an elegant travelling cos
tune OF light brown cloth and carried q