The herald., 1894-04-03
NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS,
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Proceedings of the Pasadena
City Council.
The Boiler Makers Strike at San
BernardinO.
Isrdondo to Be visited by the Monterey
In Few nays Notsa and
Personal Items From
Pomona.

A.
amount OF business was disposed OF by the
city council AZ rs regular meeting this after
noon. All members we're present when the
meeting was called to order at o'clock.
Minutes Of the last regular meeting were ap-
proved. and the usual disposition made of
bills flied to date.
suspending tho regular order OF business,
the matter OF protests against the widening OF
Raymond avenue was taken up. As no one
appeared for Mrs. Rose, who presented the
original protest, the following was passed;
Resolved, That the report and plat pre-
sented to this board of commissioners, hereto
fore appointed in the matter OF widening
Raymond avenue on its west side between
Locust and Walnut, is confirmed.
Attorney G. A. Gibbs appeared for J. w.
Hughes in the matter of the protest against
the extension of DeLacy street south from
Kansas.
After discussion 1t was moved to delay action
one week.
The following bids were received for improv-
ing Kansas street from Marengo to Pasadena:
Gray Bros, gutter IA cents curb Ia cents
grading ~ cents sidewalk lO13 centsi j.
Showalter gutter l cents, curb Ia cents, grad
ing rs cents, sidewalk 10 cents; Dovey & Fain
gutter cents curb ~ &c cents S,iI gFealng q = ~
son, gutter 141s cents, curb 10 cents, grading
II cents sidewalk 10 cents:
Two of the bids were defective and all were
thrown out and the work ordered to be read
vertised.
resolution of intention TO cause Pasadena
side between Colorado street and Elevada
was passed by full vote.
resolution outlining sewer district on
South Euclid avenue and Center streets, was
passed. ,-
last meeting were passed. 1.H4S
The auditing and finance committee re-
ported favarably upon bills to the amount of
S302.55 and warrants were ordered drawn for
Mayor Weed read Il telegram of regsct from
NJ. II Weight our representative Mt the mid
winter fair, upon the death OF Father Thro0p,
which was ordered on file.
An ordinance protecting the citys FIRE alarm
boxes was introduced. II provides fine and
Imprisonment for any ono breaking or cutting
fire alarm wires, or turning in alarms when
there is not good cause 1t also forbids any
foreign wires being attached to alarm poles
and directs that all be removed within 80
days.
request from T. Banbury, contractor, for
an assessment for street work on Fair Oaks
avenue was received. and the street superin
tendent instructed 10 prepare the same for the
two blocks which have now been completed.
petition from Contractor Mushrush for an
extension of time on Grove street work, was
petition from AA Caswell, to be allowed to
erect g two-story building at the corner OF
granted, provided brick was used in the con
protest against the proposed improve
ments OH Garfield avenue was received, and all
action rescinded.
Reports were received from the city treas
urer, tax collector. pound master and marshal
and referred 20 committee.
lengthy kick was received from M. c.
Potter upon the failure of the council to place
an electric light on Lake avenue opposite the
car barn. 1t was tiled.
THE OPERA PATIENCE
The production OF Gilbert & sullivan's
charming opera Patience at the opera house
tomorrow evening by strong company under
the leadership Of Mr.. c. NJ. Pyke should at
tract large audience.
1t is spoken OF highly by those who have
seen the production. The cast is as follows:
Waior No vaIHsrIey rgsyg "intieId 4 Blske fn;s
Lieut.. the Duke of Dunstable 49,. ....,...
(ohicers OF Ihirty-6fth Dragoon GuardsJ
Reginald bunlhoFne' iesniy poet .,s...;;.
Archibald Grosvenor, an idyllic, poet -
,,...,;.,,.;t.. ....--......,-- Tom i. Rowan
Chorus OF fihirit;y.aith Dragoon Guards:
Messrs: Maybin, Stone, Brandt, Allen, Lock
hardt, Johnston, Perry Wheeler. Miller,
Nelley Llewellyn, Peck, Manning, Sui
livan, KcKeehy Yennem and others.
The The Lady angela Xii. Miss orrilla ponnell
The Lady Saphir ...... Miss Katie Airline Loomis
The Lady Ella....-.-.......M Miss Jessie Padgham
(Rapturous Maidens.l
The Lady Jane ;.;...Mrs. Washin0ton Berry
Patience, a dairymaid Louise Manfred Pyke
Chorus of Rapturous Maidens:
Mines. Larrabee, Allen, stoner, GerheardY,
simpson Maclin; Misses ston sman, Don
Heath, Jordan, Davidson, Ward,
Gardner Field and Others
c. NJ. Pyke, Musical Director.
NOTES.
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Stuart have arrived from
visit to San Francisco.
party consisting OF Mrs. Daggett, Mrs. Nc
Caldin, Miss Carrie DHggett, the Misses Mccall
din Mr.. Ralph Spillen and Mr.. Caldwell leave
Thursday for weeks outing at Catalina.
jolly time is promised.
Rev. X. NJ. Webster delivers his regular fort
nightly lecture political economy, at the
universalist church, Tuesday evening" April
3rd Subject: 1.-THE One Remedy for Industrial
and Financial Distress" These lectures are
free and intensely interesting. Ministers are
especially invited TO attend and participate in
the d scussion lanes G. Clark, the venerable
poet and sweet singer will furnish music
Mrs. Dows of Boston, who is so widely known
to the literary world under the name of
George Sheldon, was smong the visitors 10
Echo mountain last week. While in the
mountain she lost her gold pen which has
been her constant companion for years, and
with which she has written many Of her cele-
brated works. Fortunately Prof. james hap
pened to find it and has returned 1t to the