The herald., 1894-04-17
PASADENA.
4. p. Lukens Again the Msyor--LocAt
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PASADENA, April l6.--Pasadena mas
new city council and T. z. Lukens 10
once more at the head OF matters mu-
nicipal in this city. Such was the de-
cision OF the newly-inetalled council, In
it's frat vote taken after the temporary
organization. The vote was very close
one, Mr.. Washburn receiving ana
Lukens votes.
The council rooms were crowded when
the last meeting of the old council COM
menced this afternoon, with all mem
bers present, consisting OF Messrs. M9isr
Lukens, Clarke, Cox and McO
and City Attorney W. L. Arthg,If ths old
The most important actrle r sine die was
council prior to adio9Tr the recent cleo
to canvass the ,y9fssnnounce the result
tion, ana o4h. The canvass found the
oi the seto be correct, and council for the
h5suing terms was announced to con-
sist OF T. p. Lukens, II. M. Hamilton,
\. Washburn, j. S. Cox and Mr.. Weed,
the latter being president OF the council
for the past two years, succeeding Mr..
Lukens, who again steps into the office
with the beginning OF the new regime.
The bonds OF the treasurer, marshal
fled and approved.
The official bond Of H. @. Hotaling as
city treasurer is in the sum OF $50 0.000
and bears the names of the following
sureties, who qualify in double this
amount, or 100000. All the sureties
qualify for $4,000 each except Thomas
BAnbury, who signs for $40, 600: Thomas
Banbury, w. B. Loughery. Ed Kennedy,
w. II. Conrad. @. s. Martin, w. A. Heiss,
]. H. Vlier, WI Grimes, f. R. Harris,
w. L. McAllister. j. s. Hodge. G. @.
Brown, w. u. Masters, w. L. Wore,
Chas. A. Gardner, HI. w. MaGee, John
Allin, G. E. Brooks, Jas. Clarke.
The marshal's bond for $25. 1000 bore
the following names: p. M. Green,
$4,000; II. G. Bennett, 10000; B. F.
Bali, $4,000; 0. S. Pichsr. $15, 600.
as rtsarstYes = i'F io'F $SooU.sA 81 . r. EtelH5otSaac HoSaac,
Chas. LeEge, o. NJ. Parker, t. Banbury,
$2500 each.
A statement of campaign expenses
was filed with the city clerk BY each OF
the candidates, showing how much they
expended and in what manner. The
amounts named were very small.
The old board, upon the completion OF
the routine business and declaring the
new officials duly elected. adjourned
and Messrs. Clarke and McQuilling
gracefully handed over their seats to
their successors. Messrs. Washburn and
Hamilton.
The new board adjourned to meet
Wednesday morning at 0 o'clock, when
standing committees will be appointed
and such other business transacted as
may come up.
GENERAL BUSINESS.
Prior to adjournment the old council
transacted the following business:
A resolution was adopted extending Co
January l, 1895, the time granted TO
George II. Rogers and others to convert
the Highland road into an electric line.
it provides for a single track only on
Raymond between Kaness and Color
ado.
The Pasadena Street Railway com.
pRny (Fair Oaks line) filed an acceptance
OF the resolution extending the time
within which to convert it into an elec.
trio road.
Bills to the amount OF 1862. 48 were or
dered paid, the amount having been
recommended by the auditing and
finance committee.
Resolutions ordering work on Lake
avenue from Hull to Colorado streets.
and on Lincoln avenue from Orange
Grove to Mountain street, were adopted.
A resolution ordering Lincoln avenne
curbed and graded on both sides, be.
tween Orange Grove and Mountain
avenue, was passed.
Reports of the various officials were
received and ordered filed.
The clerk notified the council that he
had destroyed all ballots OF the recent
election.
A petition from Contractor Griffith for
an extension of time ON Euclid ayenue
work. was received and filed.
THE CARPENTERS ENTERTAINMENT.
Odd Fellows hall was crowded last
Saturday evening by the members and
friends OF the Carpenters' union, the
local assembly of the Knights OF Labor
and OF the Painters union. The car
penters being the host had arranged the
following programme, which was rem
dered in splentid manner and enjoyed
throughout by all present.
overture-shaw's orchestra.
Opening address-PresiGentE s. H. Porter
Vocal solo CHARLES Roy.
Recitation, selection from Burns-James
Coils.
soo-Miss Porter.
Address-Judge A. J. Utley.
Music, Evangel ne-Orch estrA
Humorous speech-T o. Wh9eler.
Piano and violin duet-Miss Williams and
Captain Doss.
Recitation, selection from Lady of Lyons
James Murray.
Music, Rye waltz Orchestra,
German Dg-Charies Roy.
Coraet solo, shepherd hoy Walter Aw bouph.
Song, Have Faith in One Another-James
Murray /
Music, Bogie Men-orchestra.
MoDJEsKA IN MACBETH.
Modjeska appeared at the opera house
this evening with her full company, in |
an Interpretation OF Macbeth.
This vas the fret time thar this artist
has appeared in this city, and the an
nouncement OF the engagement was suf-
hclent to pack the house from orchestra
TO gallery. Standing room was at a.
premium when tine curtain went up at 3
o'clock.
Her rendition was fully up to the high |