The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-05
PASADENA TRUSTEES N SESSION
Arrangements for the Charter
Election.
The Pomologists Take . Little
Jaunt.
xszssnalss News Notes. Hops and Cake
Walks Fiji mp the Rest Of
thu Bill.

IN regular session this afternoon Ut
o'clock, oil members except Mr.. Lukens
present. President Coz announced q
new arrangement OF committees as
follows:
Ordinance and judiciary - Weed,
Washburn. Hamilton.
Auditing and finance -Hamilton,
Lukens, Weed.
Streets and alleys - Washburn,
Lukens. Hamilton.
Fire and water-Luksns, Washburn,
Weed.
Public buildings and greunds-Wssh-
burn, Lukens, Weed.
Polics-Weed, Lukens, washburn.
Sewer and sanitation-Luksns, WASH
burn. Hamilton.
Judge Weed asked proper accommo.
dations for reporters, and Mr.. Wssh-
burn was appointed by the chair to ar
range for the table and other accommo-
0ations.
The ordinance calling special cleo
sion for the purpose of voting on tho
charter prepared by the board of free.
holders Was introduced by Mr.. Weed,
and upon motion wss declared read for
she first time.
II provides for an election on Fshru-
airy 23d, under the same conditions "a
those governing general elections. The
polling places will be as follows: Pre-
cinct No. l. Pasadena Lake Vineyard
Land and Water compsny's Office; No.
2, North Fair Oaks, opposite Mary
Btreet; No. 8. recorders court room No.
4. AZ West Colorado street; No. 5, lib
South Fair Oaks; No. 6, 1853 East Colo.
Odicers for the election were nnounced
% follows:
Precinct No. Judges. John Adams,
=. III. TrAnt; inspectors. ]. L. Rush, O.
x, Worren clerks. H. @. Allen, W. H.
Wakslsy; ballot clerks, O, F. Harris, J.
Psarslse.
Prscincs No. Judges, ]. A. McIn-
tire, H F. Goodwin; inspectors, W. A..
Feaxsl, John Allen clerks, H. W. Hines,
T. Dallsn; ballot clerks, L. r. Taylor, l..
n. Steven son.
Precinct No. 3-Judges, N. slsvin,
II. Gevilgon; inspectors, W. r. Grimes,
T.. Willard; clerks. @. Grimes. F. E..
TwomblY; ballot clerks, H. N. Sargent
A. g. Heiss.
Precinct No. 4-Judges, H. D. Ben
nett, L. D. De Huff; inspectors, L.
Crosby, M. E. Wood; ulerks, W. D. Nc.
Calvary. II. II. RoP; ballot clerks, ].
ehowaksr. W. H. Wiley.
Precinct No. 6-Judges, John Blake.
J. J. Allen /; inspectors. H. A. Sparks, j.
III. Baker; clerks, N. Henderson, H. G.
Pruiz; baIlct clerks. A. V. Sots. E. @.
Grfith.
Precinct No. 6.-Judgss, Ed Ken
NEEDY, A. N. Oollis Inspector, 8. Weth-
srby clerks. B. r. Brooks way, o. Free
man ballot clerks, V. L. Carroll. G. E.
6orrey.
rssolution Of intention to grant to
E. r. Bralsy q franchise to construct
and operate an electric light and power
plant was read.
Mr.. Frank Lowe addressed the board
relative to the place where he under.
stood the works of the new company
were to be located, on the alley south OF
Colorado street. The Banning company,
which he represented, owned property
which would be damaged BY the works.
Mr.. J. 8. Torrance objected for tbs
Same reason, he owning q lot adjoining
she one which it was proposed to use.
1t WAS decided to lay the matter over
Tor one week, during which time the
ordinance would be changed 30 "a to
give the council the power OF locating
she plant where 1t will not prove OBJ
jectionable.
The matter of grading. curbing and
sidewalking Bellafountaine avenue,
from Fair Oaks to Orange Grove, came
up and was referred to the committee ON
utreets and alleys. to report next week.
Mr.. Weed reported that the property
owners on North Ray mond were contem-
plating widening the avenue 20 feet on
ths west eide, from Locust street north
to the city limits.
No one having put in any objections
TO the change OF the name of Kansas
street to Green street, the city attorney
was instructed to prepare an ordinance
to that effect.
The matter of improving Bsllsfoun-
tain drive. from Fair Oaks to Orange
Grove, came up, and it was decided to
60 ahead with the work.
A communication from la fiesta COM
mittee. Los Angeles. was received. ask
ing that the city take steps to be repre-
ssnted at the festival. The letter was
ordered filed.
THE FRUIT GROWERS HERE.
The members of the American Pomo.
logical society. to the number of about
100, visited this city today and were
entertained by the board OF trade. The
original idea of driving out in tally hos
was abandoned. and the visitors came
out on the 80 Terminal train. They
were met ct the station by citizens and
driven over large portion of the resi-.
dsnce section OF the city. A stop was
made ct Throop Polytechnic institute,
whore the visitors were shown through
the school by President Keyes. All we're
delighted with the splendid showing.
Lunch was taken at the Hotel Green,
and later the entire party left for Echo
mountain, where they were entertained
in roysl manner by Professor Lowe.
NOTES.
Manager Holmes of Hotel Green is
confined 10 his room by illnese.
social hop will be given at Hotel
Green on Friday evening.
The second OF the coiiiione. by young
society people, was given at Hotel Green
this evening. There was large attend
ancs and the affair proved ENJOYABLE.
A cake walk and dance at Williams
hall this evening. under the auspices OF
the colorsd 400, furnished much amuss-
ment for large crowd of spectators.
0. W. o. Hardman. sheriff OF Tyler
county, West Virginia. appreciates
good thing and does not hesitate to say
90. He was almost Frustrated with a
e0Id wheu ha procu rad a bottle OF Cham.