The herald., 1896-07-21

upon work on Garfield avenue estimates
s102S for damages and $123969 for ex-
penses. Incidental expenses, $21169.
Robert S. Aliens petition for permis-
sion to lay an eight-inch sewer pipe
seventy-five feet in length to his house
near Centre street, on South Euclid
avenue, was referred to the street super
intendent, with power to act.
The petition from several property
owners on Chestnut avenue between
Raymond avenue, for the completion of
a gap on the north side of the street,
sidewalk and gutter, was laid over, after
which the board adjourned.
BREVITIES
The death Of James Dimond, father
of James X. Of this city, occurred at
Keokuk on the 14th of this month. Mr..
Dimond was IS years of age, and leaves
seven children. Mr.. Dimond left Thurs
day for Keokuk. Mrs. Dimond. his
mother is not expected to live.
While Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Beale were
driving on South Fair Oaks avenue this
afternoon their horse became fright
ened at an electric car and overturned
the buggy, Mrs. Beale being thrown
out and Mr.. Beale dragged. though
neither were seriously hurt.
Mr.. Freeman Cooper Of Linda Vista
and Miss Jennie o. Hill of Lincoln ave-
nue. were married last evening dt tHe
tabernacle Immediately after the SER
vices. The congregation was somewhat
surprised when the bride and groom
stepped forward, In company with Mr..
Mcintosh and sister of the bride, and
were duly welded.
The funeral services of the late L. B.
Williams, who died at the Star house.
were held yesterday under the auspices
of the Odd Fellows, of whom the de-
ceased was a member.
The Pasadena Baseball club and the
Tufts-Lyons club of Los Angeles will
play a game on Friday afternoon at the
bicycle track grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Freeman of South
DeLacey street are receiving congratu-
lations for the birth of daughter.
There was a meeting of the Mexican
club yesterday afternoon in the rooms
over the First National bank, for the
preparation for the celebration on the
10th of September of the anniversary of
the achievement of Mexican independ-
| srce from Spairtin 1910. President Ve5ar
occupied the chair and the bylaws of
the club were read by Secretary Ram
erz. These were adopted, and there
will be parade in the daytime and ball
IN the evening. 1t is hoped also to have
'noats nlustca}iva of liberty and the
breaking of tae Nsxican saacxles.
Rev. *. L. Ward and ". l.. Jones left
tor Barley Flats and Switzer's camp
this .nornirg.
T.. w. JoiHston Of the Pomona Ma
Aonal bank was In town today on busi-
ness.
Isaac Springer made brief business
trip to Pomona today.
DR.. Fife Of the Presbyterian church
exchanged pulpits yesterday with Rev.
Hatley of Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newly and DR..
Ayers have returned from a visit to
Matilda.
Frank Gates spent Friday and Satur-
day at Long Beach.
Rev. Tebbetts Of the Friends church
leaves tomorrow upon short vacation
in the arroyo.
The Misses Menaer and the Misses
Underwood left yesterday for Catalina.
Mrs. Alice Freeman Vail lett with her
daughter for Long Beach this morning.
where they will, remain about two weeks.
Miss Sisson has gone to San Antonio
canyon for a weeks stay.
Prof. N. Saunders, wife and daughter
are visiting friends in Pomona.
w. II. Hiil and family left today by
the overland for the east.