The herald., 1895-01-15
PASADENA'S COUNCIL MEETS.
The Injunction Has a Quieting
Effect.
Mr.. Collins Held Up by Foot
pads.
Many Musical Events - Dosth of Mr..
Crowrll-Local Affairs.
Notes.


a feature OF the meetings OF late. Mr..
Cox presided, with Messrs. Lukens,
Washburn and Weed present. the wet
weather being too much for Mr.. Hamil-
ton. No one seemed to take any inter-
est in the Southern Pazifc or its franz
chise, and the old routine went through
as usual.
Judge Weed presented the changing
ordinance. which was read at the last
meeting, and moved it's adoption. Tho
ordinance provides that in cases coming
up before the city recorder for vsgrsnoy,
where sentence OF imprisonment is
imposed, that the parties shall be put to
work under the city marshal during the
period of sentence.
Mr.. Lukens thought the expenue
would be too large for the benefit de.
rived.
City Attorney Arthur explained that
the idea OF the marshal was to rent
some vacant corral and set the fell
lows to work breaking stone. Under
this arrangement only few men would
be necessary to guard them.
Mr.. WashDurn thought the ordinance
would have the effect OF clearing the
city OF tramps in short order as soon as
they found that they would have to
work.
The ordinance finally passed by O full
vote.
A second ordinance defining tramp
and providing that the recorder may
suspend sentence and give this men a
t0 not Of no
An ordinance establishing general
specifications for the plumbing work in
sewer connections came up. 1t was a
monster affair. and after judge Weed
and Mr.. Cox had read until they were
tired and the reporters had gone to
sleep, it was decided to suspend the
reading and refer the ordinance to Mr..
Lukens to report on at the next meeting.
Reports were received from the city
engineer upon establishing the grades OF
the Carlton alley between Fair Oaks
and city limlta. portion OF Arbor
street and the alley running from Ray
mond to Fair Oaks, south OF Colorado
street.
All reports were referred to committee
on streets and alleys, with instructions
to report to the council.
The question Of establishing a sewer
assessment district on Colorado street
east of Los Roblt g avenue came up. The
people on the south aide objected to
being included In the district, ns they
could not connect on account of tho fall.
II wRe finally decided to locate the diu-
trlct entirely north of Colorado street,
and the city engineer was go instructed.
The street contractor on South Madi-
con avenue was granted 10 days' extern
sion OF time to compile the work in.
A report from Attorney Hes or upon
the city char'er was referred to the
committee. This rapport has already
been printed in full ny TIE HERALD
Street uper;ntendent Buchanan rec-
commended the following extension OF
streets:
That Cener or some other street be
extended between Madison avenue and
Moline.
That DsLacy bs extended between
kaurat and Dayton.
That stree. be put through between
Lincoln avenue and Pasadena avenue
north OF Orange Grove.
That Villa street be extenie between
Vernon and Lincoln.
The repor. states that the extensions
are much needed fer the convenience OF
the general public. No action was
taken.
The matter OF the petition from prop
erty owners on Kansas street a4king
that the name be changed to Green
street, came up. Upon motion OF Mr..
Lukens the clerk was instructed to pub
lish the fact that the council would con.
slider the matter at its next meeting
when all citizens interested in the mat
ter will be heard.
HELD UP BY FOOTBALLS.
The species OF tram ps and vags which
are more than numerous thie winter are
becoming very bold in their opera.
tions. Any number OF petty robberiss
of private residences have been noted
recently, but it 10 come time since any,
thing on the footpad order has been
tried. A bold attempt was made to
stand up Mr.. ?. A. Collins last evening
on South Fair Oaks avenue, right in the
business part of town. The gentleman
had just left the Balmoral hotel and was
coming up town when fellow eprAng
out and attempted to knock him down.
He only succeeded, however, in knock
ing Mr.. Collins hat off, when he got a
blow in that settled the tramp, who
made off up the alley. These fellows
are getting entirely too bold, and the
police should make a determined effort
to rid the town of them.
MUSICAL EVENTS.
Pasadena people will have no cause to
complain OF lack of entertainment to.
morrow evening in the musical line.
Two concerts are booked. At the Green |
hotel Miss Ethel Graham gives a
musicale. to be followed by social hop |
to the strains of Lowinsky's orchestra.
The programme includes the best talent
from Los Angeles and this city. Those
attending may be assured OF a pleasant
evening.
At the III. E. tabernacle O concert will
be given by the Philharmonic Choral
society and Miss Neatly Stevens. The
following programme will be rendered: |
Gavotte. Bach-St. ssens.
scherzo (by request Beethoven.
Elegie-Jessie GaynOr
La Zingara, Cnamlhade.
Nocturne, Chopin.
Vase Caprice, Rubenstein-Miss Neatly |
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Quartette, Little Jack Horner. C hald icott-Miss
Boilinger, Miss Brown. DR.. Parker, Mr.. Ed
wards.
Fas 'hingsschwankaus Vein, schumann.
Bacarol.e, Moszkowski.
Moment Giojoss, MosZkowski.
Cradle song Barii.
Rhapsode Hongroise. Lisz.-Miss Neatly
Steuens.
Transient and E:ernal--Choral Society
THE DE LACY STREET EXTENSION.
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