The herald., 1898-07-01
TERMINAL FRANCHISE
CARRIED OVER TO ANOTHER
COUNCIL MEETING
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Haas Again Pilfering-James
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session was spent by the city council today
over the Terminal franchise matter and
nothing definite accomplished.
The ordinance fixing the grade Of Cres-
rent drive was declared read for the last
time and adopted.
J. E. Bartlett was granted permission to
erect building for the storage of oil in
tho rear of the Bartlett block on North
Fair Oaks avenue.
A -petition signed by about dozen prop
erty owners on Walnut street requesting
that proceedings be taken in the matter Of
widening that street between Fair Oaks
avenue and Marengo avenue the space of ten
feet. The petition was referred to the COM
mittee on streets and alleys and to the city
attorney.
Acting City Attorney c. S. Wright in re-
Spouse to request for an opinion as to the
duties of standing committees, reported
that he found such committees to be crea-
lures Of the board, and they must do what
the board instructs them to do.
DR.. ]. e. James was appointed acting
health officer in the absence of Health Of
dcer Rowland.
The Terminal Franchise
Then the Terminal franchise was dis
cussed. The acting city attorney being alb
sent, nothing could be done, much to the
disappointment of the spectators. An ad-
journment was therefore made until b
O'Clock. In the meantime, between the hour
Of adjournment and o'clock, the council
met as a committee Of the whole, excluding
all others, not excepting the city clerk. Be
fore adjourning, however, Trustee Hoag
rose and stated that he was In favor OF
granting the Terminal franchise under
proper conditions. He believed that this
was the wish of majority of the people.
When o'clock came Mr.. Gibbon was
present, and the council stated to him that
1t was willing to grant the Terminal a
franchise provided the road would agree to
q ten cent fare to Los Angeles. Mr.. Glib
bon stated very emphatically in reply that
the company could not do this. And there
the matter was allowed to rest until the
next meeting of the council, which occurs
on Tuesday afternoon, Monday being the
Fourth Of July.
1t Is known that Trustee Lockett is in
favor of granting the franchise, and 1t Is
understood that Trustee Dobbins and
Trustee Hoag are in favor and that Trustees
Patten and Reynolds are againstit.
Y. MI. ". A. uCSTCdluUuSAL
A gymnastic, musical and literary enter
tainment was given this evening in the NJ.
e. tabernacle for the benefit of the Y. NJ.
C. A. and by the association. About one
hundred people were present. The program
was as follows:
Flute quartet, "Melodie'' (Rubinstein)-
Nessrs. Moore, Lacey, Carter and Darling
tom
Wand drill-Y. M. c. A.
Reading-Miss Leonard.
Quartet, Until the Dawn, serenade
(Parks)-Goodrich. first tenor; Ryckman,
second tenor; Lerrigo, first bass; Fuller,
second bass.
German horse-Y. M. c. A.
Duet, Master and Pupil" humorous
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Lee Fuller.
Reading, "Story of Patsy''-Miss Leon
ard.
Class work-Y. M. C. A. juniors.
Vocal solo, Freedom Forever" (Wedge-
tuth)-Mr. George Swerdfiger.
Tumbling-Y. M. G. A.
Quartet. "Old Kentucky Home Cos
teri.
Pyramids-Y. M. c. A.
Remarks upon 1.-THE Advantages of
Physical Training" by Prof. Rowland.
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Harry Haas Again
Harry Haas, the mischievous youngster
who is continually troubling the police
department, yesterday stole coat, papers
and other contents belonging to telephone
uneman, who resides on Villa street. He
was not arrested. Since the great cutlery
made by ladies whose sympathy was
aroused some time ago. when Harry was
sent to Jail he has had pretty much his own
way about town.
James Fired at Darkness
A young man named E. James, who re-
sides in Los Angeles, was staying last
night at the Carlton hotel. At about mid
night people in the neighborhood were
awakened by a pistol shot. The trouble
was caused by James hearing or fancying
he heard some one proving about his
room. James says that some one tried his
doorknob. He went to a side window and
fred into the darkness.
John W. Brewer and Miss Bertha Lynn
Benedict were married yesterday by Rev.
r. L. Bruce.
It was decided by Pasadena bankers to-
day that hereafter 10 cents will be charged
for each 500 of exchange. The rules Or
dering paper to be stamped will be COM
Piled with.
Assistant City Clerk Bangham's position
will not be filled at once by a new assist
ant. Clerk Dyer will give his son work to
do in the Office, and with this help will en-
deavor to perform the duties of his assist
ant.
Mrs. Heineman, the Garvanza woman
arrested by Constable Slater upon the COM
plant Of disturbing the peace, preferred by
e. Il. Hewitt. appeared before Justice Ros-
sitter today. She was given time to secure
an attorney and will be examined some day
next week.
Wilson Lees relatives have again heard
from him. He writes that he is we'll and
sound again, and that he is no longer
troubled with his hearing. He has left the
htspital and is on his way with his regi-
ment to Tampa. His family is considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of letting his enlistment
run its course.
Mrs. Hugh Mcmahon, Mrs. L. H. Buchan-
an, Misses Mcmahon and Buchanan, and
Messrs w. X. Gaylord and Irving Sroat
have returned from n weeks stay at Swift
Eer's camp.
A About 200 people enjoyed the Universalist
Basket picnic today in Rubio canyon. Dane
ing was enjoyed In the pavilion and gaSoes
were played.
Niles Mny I<idder will leave tomorrow
morning for Catalina to spend the summer.