The herald., 1898-03-19
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*. TOUGH CUSTOMER
COUNTRY CLUBS NEW HOME
10 De Model OF Convenience and
Comfort Chinese Clubs Differ
Z sncss-sQcial and Personal

Constable Sam Wallis admits that ne was
pretty thoroughly startled today, II not
quite frightened. This morning Wallis
went to Norwalk. near Downey. to serve
papers upon A. J. Kins. formerly Of South
Pasadena. Klns had contracted debt Of
m with Ransham Brothers. the coal and
hay dealers, The Banghams sued King
epeut six months ago. and obtained judg-
Hspt for the amount. King, however.
Aveided payment by showing that his
home was homesteaded to his wife The
copatable got wind Of the fact that this
homestead had been sold and that King
end family were living on . ranch near
Norwalk. Wallis took his wheel with him
and rode from Norwalk to the ranch,
Neither Mrs. King nor Mr.. King were At
home. Wallis waited until King arrived.
He was too drunk to unhitch his team, and
while King was sitting In his buggy Wallis
served the papers, Then the fun began.
King. who has past bad record. he hav-
iag killed one man In Colorado, It ts said,
burst into q rage and ran into the house.
His Step-dauGhters told Wallis to fee. as
the man was going for shotgun, Wallis
bFaysly stayed, King returned. shotgun
and all. "There." he said, pointing to the
pasture. ''are the cows. I want to see
you take them. Just want to see you do
II. But II you do, - YOU. I'll shoot
you." The man fiourished the cooked shot
gun In the constable's face. said 1t was
loedsd with buckshot and explained Just
bow and where he would shoot him. King
took the attachment papers and read them
and then tore them to bits. He escorted
Wallis through the barpyard and through
the parlor. exhibiting all his possessions,
from hogs to pianos. and inviting the con-
stable to take them II he dared. II don't
want them," replied Wallis II don't want
enythine to do with you. I'll see the
3angham Brothers and find out what they
want DONE" The constable started for his
wheel. but the rancher wouldn't let him
go. Finally Wallis coaxed King away
from the house. whore he had left the shot
gun, Then he Jumped on his wheel and
made on ct . rattling gait. King. seeing
himself outwitted. gave up pursuit, Wallis
rode to Norwalk, two miles away. and con-
suited Deputy Sheriff Holgate. While
Holgata and Wallis were talking King en-
tered and remarked that Wallis was the
man he was looking for. Are you Rrmed?"
asked the constable. Upon receiving q re-
ply In the negative, Wallis nImbly clasped
pair Of handouts on Kings hands.
King resisted, but was quieted down, and
taken by Wallis to the county Jail and
locked up in default Of $500 bail, The
charge against him Is assault with deadly
weapon. Later Wallis returned to Pasa-
dsna and before Justice Merriam swore
out another complaint, charging King
with threatening to kill him. Wallis an
nQupces that he will go down to Norwalk
tomorrow take five Of Kings cows and sell
them to satisfy the Judgment, which, with
costs added. amounts to about $40.
THE COUNTRY CLUB
Tomorrow the Pasadena Country club
gives an opening and house-warming and
dedicate Its new 5000 club house, which
has just been finished by the contractor,
c. N. Stanley. Each Of the eighty-four
members Of the club will invite friends,
and It Is expected that about 800 will be
present In all. In the morning golf will
be played, and in the afternoon there will
be o pigeon shoot. From to luncheon
will be served on the grounds under the
oaks. The club house is very handsome
and overlooks one Of the finest views in
the world. including scattered towns and
ranches, fields Of grain and foothills as
far away as the eye can reach and as near
as the foot Of the hill upon whose brow the
house stands. The waters Of Wilson's lake
are but a stones throw below the house.
..a A WUI ROW
Today Judgment was given the defend
ant In the case of Gee Tune VS.. Louie
Tuck, Cinnamon. The amount was for 500
and interest. Louie Tuck was established
in the gardening business by number OF
Cinnamon banded together. In this Wui,
as the association thus formed is called,
there are ten members. including self, and
eleven shares. Each share is SO; total.
$110. The members draw from this jack
pot at stated seasons when they are hard
up. 1t appeared that Louie Tuck was not
treated just right In the deal and there
fore $50 was awarded him.
BREvITIEE
Considerable business was done at the
meeting Of the local w. G, IT. u. yesterday
afternoon. Arrangements were made for
memorial services for Miss Willard, to be
held in the tabernacle on Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. A resolution was passed
In effect opposed to La Fiesta and agreeing
to use every effort to Aid Ia abolishing the
fete.
News from Tucson, Aris.. announces that
&IoAs M "a thtkcSS AOEHtkby OI Inns CITY
and now president OF the Territorial uni
versity at the above named city, has been
honored by the board OF university regents
with the presidency for three more yeers
after June Soth next. when his present term
expires.
G, G. Brown of the Citizens party filed
petitions today wtth the city clerk for sev-
eral OF the citisens' romgpations. The petit
ton Of p. @, Wooster, fDr trustee, bears
90 names; that Of z, q. HOas, trustee, IOe
names;, n. ~ Walker, koy treasurer, 6
names3 DF. B, r. Page, 6pr library trustee.
Is nanest Rev. a r.. Crnwford Tor library
trustee, names. Hhsee nanlas ars : sreat
many more than ieEs aetually required by
law ~ IS. y a =
The funeral of Miss Louise Kpf4bt ,.,,,,
be held tomorrow, Saturday, Afternoon at
Socloek from the residence, 10 0os,4h Pas. !.
adena avenps, Rev. II. W. Lathe ~ u. !.
Congregational church win oniciate.i &
At tho meeting Of tho Academy AZ
Sciences this evening Prof Chas. G. Brar-
don, President Edwards. Professors Holder
and Hoag discussed the relations Of scienca
to modern education.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
The members Of the Sans souci club vera
entertained ct luncheon yesterday after
noon BY Mrs., G. w, Bell at her home On
st. Johns avenue. Following luncheor
progressive euchre was played. Mrs. =.
I.:Rogerp won frst prize. Mrs Henry Kins-
lev second and -Mra n p ryu1, -. L.