The herald., 1896-01-22
Pasadena News

Moline. 1900 feet, 8-inch; on Color fado
street, from Wilson to Hill, 2UuJ est,
o.lnch; on Los Robles, from Mountain
to Illinois, 1900 feet, 6.inch; on Madl-
son, from Villa to Walnut, 1900 feet,
6.inch; on Euclid, from Colorado to
Center, 1860 feet, 4-inoh; on Raymond.
from Villa to Chestnut, 1900 feet, 4-inch;
on Oakland, from Colorado to Edo
rado, 1000 feet, 4-inch; on Moline, from
Colorado south, 230O feet. 4-inch; on
Moline, from Illinois to Santa Barbara,
800 feet, 4.inch; on Lincoln avenue,
from North Orange Grove to Peoria,
500 feet, 4-inch; on Lincoln avenue,
from Peoria to Villa, 300 feet. 2-inoh;
on South Marengo, from Wisconsin
street, 1000 feet, Pinch.
OF tho total revenue $30.A9S "a was
from water rates; $9U9.70 from irriga-
ton; $i66l.73 from street sprinkling,
and the balance from sundry sources.
The expenditures are divided as fol-
lows: Office, $274305; below reservoir
no. l, $S223 50; ABOVE reservoir No. l,
$30262l; Wilson tunnel, $111054;
Richardson tunnel, $l6S2 81; notes paid,
$165O0; interest, $l142.24; taxes, etc,
$S01.40.
bOAHO Of TRADE.
At an adjourned meeting OF the
board Of trade last evening Mr.. Dag
gait, chairman of the committee ap-
pointed to look into the matter Of se-
curing better quarters, made the fol-
lowing report:
Your committee appointed to con-
slider and inquire into the feasibility
of establishing permanent board of
trade room for The use of the public
and the ways aud means for providing
the same, beg leave to make the follow
ing report of progress:
After careful and somewhat ex-
tended canvass OF the members of the
board ana other citizens, we find that
there is an almost universal approval
OF the undertaking, but some variance
as to minor details; also that many
citizens are interested in other matters
of vital Importance to the future well
fare Of our city requiring CAREFUL CON
sideration. We therefore recolnmepd
that banquet be given under the aus
pices of the board of trade at an early
date, at which an interchange of ideas
and united action may be had on the
various matters in question and to that
end meeting of the members of the
board of trade, our citizens generally
and the representatives of all orggniZa-
tions VINO may bo interested in the per-
manent prosperity of our city be held
at tho Office OF the board, No. I6 South
Raymond avenue, on Thursday even
ing, January 20, 1896. at 1880 O'Clock.
BREvITIES.
The funeral services Of Edgar War
rem Nash, aged 81, who died Of con-
sumption at Indio, we're held this aft
ernoon at the chapel of Reynolds and
Van Nuys, interment being made ct
Mountain View cemetery.
The funeral of j. B. Bainbri5ge, who
died on Kensington place. Sunday, was
held at the chapel of Reynolds and
Van Nuys this morning. The remains
we're buried in Mountain View csm-
etery.
The United States meteorological
bureau offers instruments for the es-
tablishment of Tnroop weather OBJ
servatory. The offer will probably be
accepted.
Yesterday evening the first regular
meeting OF the Merry So
cial olup, OF which J. S. Glas scock is
president, WAS held, and progressive
euchre INDUCED in. Prizes vera won
by Miss Mccormick and Mr.. Vroman.
The house of Miss thinner on Valley
street was entered by d lone hobo laat
evening after 8 o'clock. Mis- thinner,
who is the local captain of the Saliva
ton army, was walking up town when
she was overtaken by man who spoke
rather freely Of his adventures i n the
tramp line. The lady thought little of
the incident until she returned home