Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-20
DIFFERENCES ARE
NOT IMPORTANT.
PASADENANS TO CONFER WITH
MAGNATES
DEPUTY FINED TWO DOLLARS
Pasadena Council Denies Petition of
Justices of the Peace-Workmen
Excavating unearth Ghasty
Relics
DEPUTY FINED TWO DOLLARS
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street

ia East Colorado Street
PASADENA, Sept. 19.-W. E. Dunn
of the legal department of the Pacific
Electric railway company sent a letter
to the city council today concerning
the several matters of difference which
pany and asked for q conference. The
city fathers agreed to the proposition
and will probably choose one week
from today. Referring to the state
ment about the $4,000 bond given for
the construction and maintainance of
an electric road on Orange Grove,
Chestnut and Summit avenues, Mr.
Dunn says that the money is probably
forfeited to the city If the city cares
to push the. matter.
Will be conferred upon. Mr.. Dunn
says: Our differences are compare
lively unimportant."
Deputy Fined Two Dollars
Deputy Sheriff Sam l.. Wallis was
fined two dollars in the police court
this forenoon for allowing his pet
coach dog to run at large in Library
park last Sunday contrary to the or
dinance. 1t is alleged that at the time
Patrolman Coping made the arrest he
was planning a little joke on his
brother peace officer but when Wallis
took the matter so warmly and spoke
of taking Copping's star away from
him the patrolman concluded to carry
the affair through. Wallis is the sub
ject of much good natured raillery
about the city and informed Patrolman
Coping today that he expected to find
a way of getting even.
Justices Turned Down
Some weeks ago Justices of the
Peace Klamroth and Congdon petit
toned the city council for permission
to use the police court room in the
city hall for holding court. Today the
committee to which was referred the
petition reported adversely to the re-
quest and it was accordingly denied
City Attorney Fitzgerald rendered an
opinion that "there is no power in the
city charter or the general statutes
authorizing the city council to permit
the use of the city hall for other than
municipal purposes" and the COM
mittee so reported.
Found a Skeleton
? Contractors Whitney & Roberts,
while excavating for house at Lincoln
Park, South Pasadena. this morning
unearthed box containing a human
skeleton. The find caused considerable
excitement for a time until it was re-
membered that the building operations
are going on where. cemetery stood.
Old inhabitants finally concluded that
the skeleton belonged to one Frank
Hewins, a consumptive who was bur-
led there some eighteen years ago at
popular expense. Coroner Trout was
notified of the gruesome find and will
probably. make suitable disposition of
the remains.
Pasadena Brevities
superintendent of Schools Graham
announces that pupils who have or
have been having whooping cough will
not be permitted to take up their school
work without a certificate from the
health officer.
Miss Edith Burgess, superintendent
of the Childrens Training School on
South Wilson avenue, has sent in her
resignation to the board of directors.
Her place has not yet been filled.
The school is in a prosperous condition
and the trustees acknowledge the re-
ceipt of many needed gifts during the
past month from friends of the insti-
tuition.
A proposition was laid before the
city legislature today which if adopted
Will provide that in future all streets
laid out in new tracts shall be at
least fifty feet wide, all avenues at
least sixty feet and all alleys at least
thirty feet. 1t is also proposed to put
all private culverts and bridges under
the supervision of the city superin-
tendent of streets, making it that Off
GERS duty to see that people take due
care of the same,