The herald., 1894-06-12
PASADENA,


Important Session of the Councfl-Com-
ing Amusemsnts--Pe
Pasadena, June 1.-THE council
managed TO wade through considerable
business at today's session. All mem
bers we're present, with Mayor Lukens
In the chair.
Bids were opened for constructing the
Los Robee-avenue sewer system 90 fol-
lows:
Moir & Smith, sewer complete, per
lineal foot, 80 cents; man holes COM
plete, 81 each flush tanks complete. 81
each; ]. B. Hughes. 1927, complete
contract.
The latter bidder being the lower, he
was awarded the contract.
G. A. Gibbs presented q petition from
property owners on South Lake avenue
asking that the street be properly
sprinklsd. Mr.. Luksns stated that the
street superintendent would attend to
the matter.
The question of placing gate on Col.
orado street, at the crossing Of the Santa
Fe Railway company, came up again for
consideration. A representative OF the
railway company was present. and OBJ
jscted to the company being compelled
to put In the gates. 1t was, however,
the opinion OF the council that the gates
were a necessity for the protection OF
life. The following ordinance was de-.
clared read:
.'The Southern California Railway
company lie hereby directed to place a
fagmsn at the crossing of the tracks of
the company with Msrengo avenue. in
the city OF Pasadena. and also a fagman
at the crossing OF Union street, and con-
stantly maintain the same at its own
expense. for the purpose of giving warn
ing to passengers upon the highway OF
the approach OF its trains. Said COM
pany ehall also construct and constantly
maintain good and sufficient gates at the
crossing of said railroad track with Colo
RADIO street, said gates to be constructed
under the supervision of the street SUI
psriHtendent. All the requirements of
tn ha anrs-l..' -
An ordinance regulating the speed Of
trains within the city limits to 10 miles
an hour was also placed upon it's passage.
The following ordinance was presented
by Robert Strong but no action taken I:
s'That any person desiring to move old
buildings into any part of the city must
obtain the consent OF the adjacent prop
erty owners for distance OF $50 feet on
each side of the proposed new location,
and for the same distance the opposite
side of the street," 500
A petition to have q six-foot walk.
curb and gutter laid on the east side OF
Los Robes, between Colorado street and
Center, was granted.
The following ironclad ordinance was
declared read for the first time: It is
h. Anla 81 I'll T.
to erect or construct within the limits of
the district herein described any wooden
building or any building covered with
galvanized iron or like substance, or any
building at all unless the walls of the
building be constructed of brick or stone
and the roof OF iron, tin,, slate or other
material not intiammable. No person
shall move or cause or allow to be moved
into said district any building from out
side of said district, or change the loca-
ton OF any building within said district.
The fire limits include the territory
bounded by Marengo, Mary, Pasadena
and Vineyard streets.
The ordinance does not apply to sny
buildings within the district Tor which a
permit to build has heretofore been
issued by this board.
An ordinance granting L. p. Hansen
the right to construct and operate an
electric road for period OF 90 months
was introduced. The ordinance pro-
vides track ON Bellview between
Fair Oaks and Raymond; north ON
Raymond to Chestnut; west to Fair
Oaks; north to city limits; ALEC north
on Fair Oaks from Bellview to Chest
nut street. This is the same route
asked for by the electric read people.
q frap cht
in order that they may go to work at
once.
A resolution directing the city engi-
neer to make a diagram OF property
affected by the Los .Robles avenue sewer
system WAS passed.
The auditing and fiance committee
reported upon bills to the amount
OF $252.23. and warrants were ordered
drawn.
A petition from G. u. Bunnell to
erect cottage on Union street between
De Lacy and Pasadena avenue was
granted
The appointment of w. 8. Lacey az
deputy assessor was approved.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Hallen and Hart, supported by a
strong company, will present The Idea
at the opera house Friday evening next.
The piece is a new one. this being the
nrst time it has been played in the city.
Inc Flower Queen, a csntata. which
10 to be given by the young people OF
the M: 3. church, under direction of
froi. Dole, promises to be a charming
affair. Some rs young ladies' are to
take part, assisted by number of local
celebrities, in the production of this
charming performance. The entertain
ment will be given in the NJ. E. taber-
nacie Friday evening, the 22d, and Sat-
urday afternoon. the 23d.
Arrangements have been perfected for
an entertainment at the opera house the
last part OF the month for the benefit of
the Athletic club. Prof. KYLE will have
charge OF the programme. which prom
lses 70 be an interesting one,
NOTES.
Another $4,000 house is going up on
California street.