The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-28
SANTA MONICA.
Proceedings of the Trustees - Local
Nawa Notea.


SANTA MONICA, Feb. 27.--The teard OF trus-
tees at their regular meeting ON Monday Or
dered warrants drawn to the amount of
$229.e5 to pay sundry accounts, 1918 being
for labor done on the ocean Front park
The report of the committee of the whole
was received and adopted with ordinance No.
1871 establishing water rates there being only
three changes from the ordinance of last year,
as follows: Rates for engines ~ per month,
formerly 80 cents per month each horse power;
striking out the word themselves in the clause
referring TO pipes owned by private parties;
and in relation to livery and other stables for
10 horses and under, 1,50 per month and 10
cents for each additional horse. on motion of
Vawter seconded by Harris, the report and or
dinance were unanimously adopted.
F. M. Culp was granted permission to dig a
cesspool on lot V, block 1877.
A. NJ. Caswell was granted permission to cut
eucalyptus trees in front OF lot L, block 14S,
corner OF Oregon avenue and Second street, he
agreeing to plant other trees
Saloon license was transferred from 2. Wal
| tiers d Sons to James Walters and location from
| Neptune Gardens to Second street
| Mrs. j. L. Boyce's donation of a lot of trees
for the Ocean Front park was accepted and
prices of trees, etc, from several nurserymen
received and referred to street committed
A communication from Mr. Dolman, a
French artist who offered to build a nam
moth statue of Neptune and several mermaids.
provided the cost and material was 500 and
his board and lodging was paid him. Referred
to street committee.
wharf election was filed, with poll lists, etc
and referred to committee OF the whole.
communication was received from the
board of health recommending certain amend
ments to the sanitary plumbing ordinance and
that certain nuisances be abated. Their prayer
was granted, the city attorney being in
structed to draw up the necessary ordinance
The matter OF the grading OF Seventh street
laid over for one week and park superintend.
ent ordered to remove depot and Los Angeles
and Pacific track from the Ocean Front park.
LOCALS.
Al GARLIC is carrying sore hand, his left
having a bullet hole through it. GARLIC
says he was assist g the proprietor OF the
Neptune Gardens Sunday night, and that
while in the act of turning down lamp an
unknown assailant fred shot at him from
ambush. No arrests have been made. And
Juan salzado, the night watch, is carrying O
broken nose caused by an old vets fist
The people generally are taking great pleas
ure in seeing the concrete work on the new
bath house progress. Contractor Leonardti is q
cement chemist of ability and an indefatigable
rustler.
DR.. Pease has rented quarters in the Jack
son, which he will occupy with his family on
the LIST prox
Judge j. c. Morgan, who has been confined
to his home for some days, l am happy tC
state, is eonvalescing.
Mr.. Devine, OF the firm of Waldron d De-
vine, prominent attorneys of Pueblo, Colo.
is visiting the seaside.
J. G. Morgan has sold lot adjacent tc
Givoux grocery on Second street to j. Hogan
of Pueblo, Colo, who will improve the prem
ises greatly.