The herald., 1896-03-17
grading, liz cents for curbing and 121

grading, j. y cents for curbing and 12L
cents for guttering.
property owners asked that. Moline av.
enue from villa street to the right of way
" VI 'lle southern California railway be grad.
eo, guttered and curbed. Granted
Dr.. &. Roscoe Thomas addressed the
poafd TS IN reference to the sidewalk on South
fair OAKS. asking that the walks be re-
pared. Ihe city attorney stated that the
superintendent of streets had the authority
W Gruer .ne property owners to repair their
walks and it would be done.
The city engineer submitted report of
me work OF the past two years on the
streets OF the city, showing the following
work done under public and private con.
tracts
Sewers, 4 10 miles 14.ess 0o
Street paving Is7 35s square feet 45'S39 34 34
Cement sidewalk. 5 2.lO miles i7'o74 Ii
Curbing, 20 miles 26'Si4 aH
Gutler 70 2.lO miles ............ 1871 Al
urauing, $40 miles. 1852 SO
Ahciuehtulsf. ...... ............. 5,439 rs
lotal cost. st......................$l $l47,OSl 10
STUDIO RECEPTION
invitations were issued to delightful re-
ception given by MIR. and Mrs. j. G, Borg.
lln at tho studio in Sierra Madre Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Robinson of Alhambra
and Mrs. Belle NJ Jewett of Lamanda Park
assisted Mrs. Borglum with the receiving
OF the guests. and Miss, Alma Jones Of
Sierra Madre and Miss Annie Bradford of
Los Angeles assisted with the serving of
chocolate and tea tables. The guests we're
much interested in the many works of art
OF the host, among which was the statue of
tne Famous racehorse Ormonde, which,
with about sixty other pieces, Mr.. Borplum
VIII take with him to London, leaving here
within a fortnight. Among the guests
were: Mrs. Jeanne c. Carr, Mrs. b. b.
Earr, the Misses Ney of Pasadena, Mrs.
Wadmus, whose husband is commander of
the warship Monterey; Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
insoL, Alhambra; Spencer II. Smith, Mr..
ana and Mrs; Sanborn, Mrs. Warner. Dir. and
erance. Mrs. o. J. Muchmore, Mrs II. G.
Otis, Mr.. and Mrs. John Merrill, Mr. Booth,
Mrs. J. W. King, Mrs. Fremont, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Il. Crank, DR.. and Mrs Sansome.
Los Angeles: Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Newton,
South Pasadena; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. p,
West, Mr.. Osmund, Sierra Madre, and
many others.
Kev .Dr.Fay delivered a stirring lecture on
temperance last night at the tabernacle.
which was largely attended.
ID. f. Norris, prominent lawyer of
Iowa, who has been hero for some time.
leaves tomorrow for his home. Mr.. Norris
will return to Pasadena and practice his
profession here.
Mrs. j. j. Pierce, jr., wife of j, j. Pierce.
manager of the Sherman house, Chicago,
and family are guests at the Hotel Green,
Michael Cut,ahy and John p. Cudahy, of
the well known firm of the Cudahy Pack
ing company of Chicago, are registered at
the Hotel Green.
Thomas Hill, the great Yosemite artist.
visited Echo mountain yesterday. He is
at the Hotel Green.
DIR. Slaughter leaves tomorrow for Iowa.
where he will remain for short time and
then continue his trip to Kentucky.
Rev. h. O. Stats exchanged puIrits yes.
terday with Rev. f. z. Abbott, Sierra
Madre.
Miss Knight of Los Angeles is guest of
Miss Katherine Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Wadsworth of West
Newton, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wadsworth.
The funeral of Mrs. Ruth Sanderson oc-
CURED Sunday afternoon from the parlors
of G. M. Adams, DR.. Yokuin of Los An
geles officiating. Mrs. Sanderson died at
Garvanza Saturday. The body was en-
bs.lmed and Will be taken to Battle Creek,
Mich, for interment.
Stanley King, section man on the elec-
trio road, was trying to ,alight from a fast
car yesterday, and fearing that the speed
was too great, hung on by his hands long
enough TO dislocate his shoulder. He was
attended by DR.. Rowland.
The Connecticut association met Satur-
day afternoon In Odd Fellows hall. B. w.
Law of Cuba spoke upon the present war.