The herald., 1893-08-27
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LIQUOR Gases.
PASADENA. Aug. 26.-The case OF the
paeple VI. Herman Gainshausen came
M before Recorder Rossiter at 8 80 Sat-
urday morning, that being the time set
for sentence to be pronounced. 1t will
be remembered that the defendant en-
tered plea Of guilty on Thursday last.
Tho recorder issued subpenas for E.
Lynwood, Charles Edsall and Frank
Williams, who were present at the time
Ihe complained Of violation OF the law
oocurred. In his testimony Lynwood
sNore that he had frequently bought
beer at the bottling works Of HI. w.
Stoll & Co.,, and that on more than one
occasion he had drank it at the place;
that ON this occasion they bought first
half dozen quart bottles, paying there
for 65 cents, and that after they had
drank the beer they bought another
hall dozen bottles, four of which they
drank there, also carrying the remaining
two away with them. The witness fur
ther stated that the defendant had at
NO time cautioned him not to drink the
beer on the premises, ror had he ever
refused to sell 1t to him.
Charles Edsall swore substantially to
the same as Lynwood, except that be
had never been al the place before and
was not in the habit OF going into
saloons. He said the beer was there
and seemed to be for sale and he knew
no reason why they should not
drink it there 20 long as the
attendant did not object. He was
sure it was beer they drank. Williams
was also on his maiden visit, leaving
.;Lynwood, apparently the only old timer
fin the party, and he was the complain
ing witness. When asked by $defend-
ants counsel how he came to sign the
complaint he said it came from his max
ing statement in the recorders court,
that he had spent certain money which
he was accused of embezzling, for beer.
The complaint had then been made ont
and he signed it. His reason for signing
it was that it was true. The city at
torney then introduced as evidence q
circular addressed to Pasadena families
which recited the virtues OF various
brands OF beer, giving telephone and
question and e whf5s 4fdscF }Bs cFty ats
As aggraysting rather than mitigating
the recorder considered the case q flag.
rant one and fined the defendant $3.50
which was paid. 'As1 -
George 7. Smudden Of Michigansis is On
route for Pasadena. y
Mr.. A. r. Metcalf and ]. Howard
Merriam were in Whittier on satur-
.ft .
Governor Markham spent Saturday
visiting the asylum ct San Bernardino.
Professor Rogers OF Los Angeles will
preach at the Methodist church on Sum.
day.
Charles H. Frost, wife and daughter
leave for the east tonight. .v.e-ss
j.. III. Holmes, manager OF Hotel
Green, is spending few days at Cata-
lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Cooley Of Los An
geles and Mrs. M. Beaumont of Zsnes-
vile, o., are the guests OF Lafayette s.
Porter.
Mcdonald is combining business and
pleasure in . trip to Redondo.
Miss Emma Williams Of Los Angeles
is visiting in Pasadena,
'yidre. Becksby of Los Angeles spent
Saturday in Pasadena.
Caspar Hodson has rented the Johns
ton cottage on Concord street.
Mr., @. w. Randall has moved into
his new house on the corner of Grand
avenue and Ellis street.
J The improvements on Madison av- |
enue are progressing rapidly. Mr..
Walkers new house and that of DR.. |
Thomas are nearing completion.
g The Grown steam laundry expect
their machinery about September lst.
and will be ready for work the 18th OF
the month.
!. houses OF James Campbell and
James H. Campbell, on St. John av-
enue, are all framed and about ready
for the plasterers.
Mr.. H. Whitmarsh, assistant man.
ager IN Robinson's dry goods store in
Los Angeles, is expecting to spend Sun
day In Pasadena. His friends have en-
gagged the fastest team the town affords
and intend showing him the sights.
Harry Hamacker, who has been en-
gtoyed In Jarvis photograph gallery for
eeariy year, is going to Riverside next
6sek to take charge of gallery there.
= Robert Eadie of Glasgow, Scotland,
has rented Mrs. De Friez's cottage on
Grand avenue and intends to winter in
Pasadena.
Mrs. DR.. johnson of New York city
has rented the Seamon's place, corner
Pasadena avenue and Palmetto street.
Mrs. Johnson visited Pasadena five
,ears ago and was go impressed with
he beauty of the place that she decided
o return here and locate.
The athletes who took part in the
ports on Wednesday and contributed
o the pleasure and success Of the day
vent to Echo mountain on Saturday, at
ne invitation of Prof. Lowe.
Inc insurance companies are urging
neir agents to call the attention of the
roper authorities to the condition OF !
ne yards aud alleys back of the busi-
ess blocks. They are filed with old
inds. $50 - o-s'S "'''' - -. ,
The boys Of All Saints choir report a
ery ENJOYABLE day at Echo mountain
: Friday. Leaving town at 8 a. M,
aey TOOK the street cars to Altadena, {
'nere they connected with the electric !
'so' Owing to the fog their view was /