The herald., 1896-07-28
ELECTRIC CAR SCHEDULE
Is To Be Changed For the PubIic's
Benefit
A Recital Of Sacred Muslc-A chiId's Terrible
Tumble THE Dead Burglar
Identified - Brevltles

Gil met this afternoon in regular session,
with all the members present. A petit
tion was received from Willis H. Smith,
asking for permission to erect a sign in
front of his store on East Colorado
street, was granted. He was also per-
mitted to erect an iron roof in the rear
Of the same store.
A. Pirch was refused permission to
erect a blacksmith shop on South Fair
Oaks avenue near Valley street. The
reason Of this was that the shop was to
have been partly frame and not wholly
of brick.
Mrs. Nc Kinney and Mrs. Beetle sent
in a protest against the sidewalking and
guttering Of the north side of Chestnut
street between Summit and Raymond.
Their property represents all the 'front.'
age on the street. Mrs. Mckinney own
ing 173 feet and Mrs. Beetle 120. The Ia
dies do not think they can afford the
work and do not think 1t necessary. The
protest was filed.
The matter of the running of the cleo
trio cars called up considerable discus
sion. II. M. Hamilton thought 1t a dis
grace to the city to have the travelling
public running between the two corners
to take the cars. and moved that the
company be made to run the cars all the
time up or north on Fair Oaks avenue
and south on Raymond avenue. The mo-
tion was carried, and hence another
change of schedule is in order, after
which there will be no more altering.
In the question Of the widening of
Hudson avenue 1t was decided impossi-
bic to take action until condemnation
proceedings can be gone through with.
The commissionere' report was therefore
adopted.
The city attorney gave his opinion as
to the extension of Benefit court In the
event of condemnation proceedings 1t
was a question as to whether the ex-
penses would fall upon the city or upon
the district. They might be $50 per day
If the case came up in the superior court.
The commissioners report was ap-
proved
A resolution was presented and adopt
ed for the vacation of portion OF South
Fair Oaks avenue and Columbia street.
Notices have been given by the city
clerk of the filing of affidavitS Of post
ing.
SACRED MUSIC
The auditorium of the Universalist
church was filled yesterday afternoon
with people interested in the sacred mu-
sic recital, given by the choir under the
direction of o. W. Kyle, assisted by Miss
Daisy Polk. The program was highly
meritorious one, and was as follows:
organ solo, offertoire, Thomas; The
God Of Abram, Buck, quartet; tenor solo,
Father, Guide Us, Tosti, M. E. Wood;
Praise Ye the Lord. quartet; soprano
solo. Hark, Ny Soul, Barton, Miss Young;
hymn violin solo, Cavatina, Rafr, MISS
Daisy Polk; That Had Wings, Cal
colt. quartet; bass solo, The Lost Chord,
sullivan, o. w. Kyle; Abide With Me,
arr. from Rossini, quartet; organ solo,
PRAYER and Cradle Song, Guilmant. The
music was supplemented by readings
from Theodore Parker by the pastor,
Rev. w. M. Jones.
A BAD FALL.
The 4-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Cunningham or North
Marengo avenue met with a serious ac-
cident while playing in the yard of a
neighbor Saturday evening. The child
had gone up into the loft or the parn 10
play and fell through a doorway to the
ground, O. distance of eleven feet. She
was found sitting the ground suffer-
ing with pains in the stomach some time
after the accident. DIR. McAllister found
no bones broken but there are internal
injuries. The child's condition is hope
full.
A BURGLAR IDENTIFIED.
Marshal Lacey, who. for some time
has been on the lookout for Scotty Burns.
the burglar who has been operating in
this city for the past few months, went
to Los Angeles and visited the morgue
yesterday morning. In company with
VIM. Grouse of this city he viewed the
body of the burglar killed by Detective
Bradish Saturday night and both he and
Grouse pronounced the deceased jimmy
wielder as no other than Scotty. Pasa-
dena people may therefore expect no
other visits from him.
BREvITIES.
]. S. Torrance and family left this
afternoon for Catalina.
Mr.. G. d. Terpenning spent Saturday
and Sunday with his wife at Long Beach.
Fl. d. Pyle spent Sunday at Long
Beach.
A. r. Keyes returned from Dell camp
Saturday evening after stay of three
weeks.
Messrs. Casterline and Parsons spent
Sunday at Alpine Tavern
Prof II. G. Fall, teacher in the Pasa-
dena public schools, recently appointed
has removed here from Pomona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Of San Francisco
have rented the house of Mrs. Kittridge
on West Walnut street. They will reside
here permanently and Mrs. Kittridge
will likely remove to Los Angeles.
H A. Cogswell and family will go to
Long Beach in a few days to remain
through campmeeting
Mr. and Mrs. D. s. Bassett drove to
Long Beach yesterday. Mrs. Bassett
willremain some weeks.
K. r. Braley came UP from Long Beach
Saturday and expects to return to his
family the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Margaret Collier Graham will
speak on woman suffrage at Ventura
tomorrow evening.
Edwin F. Winslow, who has been
studying at Throop, will leave tomorrow
Tor his home in Fairbault. MINI.
DR.. ana Mrs. b. M. Page went to the