The herald., 1896-04-19

tieith street, 120, 1:15 p. m, corner Thir-
tieth and Grand avenue; San
Pedro street. 11sso 11s. 12::!5 ?. r., corner
Washington and Maple; staunton
avenue, 49, 12:45 p. m, corner Sixteenth
and Central; Seventh street. 60, p. m,
corner Seventh and Central; Ninth
street, 1O4, 1886 p. M, corner Ninth and
Central; Hewitt street, 120, 12:45 p. M,
corner First and Hewitt; Amelia street,
$50, 12:45 p. m. corner First and Vignes;
New Macy street, so, p. m. corner
Main, at the Plaza; Ann street, 104, 12: As
p. M, corner Ann and Main (East Side
park line); Second street. 104, 2:45 p.
m, corner First and State; Breed and
Cornwell streets, 10, 12:4 p. m, cor
ner First and Soto; First street, 81, 12:45
p. M, corner First and Savannah.
Upon the traction line: Sentous street,
120, LIS p. M, corner Girard and Geor-
gia Bell; Seventeenth street. 100, 1:15 p.
M, corner Sixteenth and Georgia Bell;
Norwood street. As. lis p. M, corner
Twenty-first and Hoover; Boyd street,
40, lis p. M, corner Third and Omar;
Sixth street, 120, 1856 p. M, corner Sixth
and Maple.
The children from the oil section will
be carried by the Temple street cable
road, and those from Highland park by
the Pasadena and Pacific cars. Pro-
vision is to be made for the transporta-
tion of $500 children.
COUNCIL COMMITTEE WORK.
The finance committee yesterday filed
recommendation that the auditor be
instructed by the council to return to
the internal sewer system fund the sum
OF 1880, recently transferred to the CEN
trail police station improvement fund
and that he thereafter transfer to the
cash fund.- which is the genaral fund of
The municipality, from the internal
sewer fund, the sum of $500 as is pro-
vided for by law
The application of Capt John Cross
for municipal aid for the associated
charities was ordered to be filed.
Inc supply committee of the council
yesterday threw out requisition for
ZOO drunk complaints for the police
courts, because the supplies had been
ordered without authority. The COM
mittee agreed to continue Building IN
spector William Rummel in office pro-
vidfng he was willing to accept the
fees to be collected in the annexed dis
trlct as his pay. This arrangement will
pe IN erect for trial for one month.
me nnance committee yesterday con-
siuered the proposition of Theophilus
Masac TO translate the Spanish records
Oh tne city into English, mad postponed
action in the matter for one week.
CITY HALL FLOTSAM.
The children of the Hayes street
scnooi had successful flag-raising on
Friday afternoon, the program rem
oered being as follows:
song, America, school; greeting. FL
sic story; recitation, Flowers for the
Banner. First grade; recitation. The
Bonny Flag, Second grade; song. Many
rags, school; recitation, Our Flag,
dhlrd grade; song. Flag of the Free,
sixth grade; recitation, Raising the
School House Flag, Alice Noyes; The
Nations Color Bearers, Sixth grade:
salute to the flag, school; song, Star
Spangled Banner, Miss Laura C. Bacon:
presentation of flag, Vina Brown: ac-
ceptance Of flag. Mr.. w. A. Kennedy;
remarks, Mr.. G. l.. Ennis; song, Colum-
bia, the Gem of the Ocean, school; rais-
ing flag.
Chief Moore of the fire department
has issued an order for the Fiesta pa
rade that all firemen must be fully
uniformed on the 22d inst. at noon, ac-
cording to rule No. with white shirt
standing collar, black silk necktie, tied
in a bow knot, coats buttoned, with
badge on left breast, clean shaved, boots
blacked and polished, and white Isle
thread gloves to be procured from the
assistant chief. No Fiesta or other
badges or decorations will be allowed
or permitted to be worn upon the person
during the parade.
City Engineer Compton will tomor-
row set an engineer corps at work es-
tablishing the boundary line of the
newly annexed territory. Compton
says that large amount of surveying
will have to be done in the new terri