The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30
HOT AT ALL SATISFIED WITH
THEIR PAY
A Local Expert Thinks He Knows Of
an Underground River Pasadena
Would Welcome

hast evening and express themselves To-Day
- being much dissatisfied with the manner
in which they were treated. They under
stood that they were to receive ISL cents
Der hour for the time put in in fighting fire,
and they feel that such an amount of vases
Ia small enough recompenss for the lack Of
accommodation. hard work, rough grub,
etc. with which they had to put UP. They
nav their boss Is s"pulling" for position
with the forestry authorities, and that he
therefore cut them down as low as possible
as to work. rot permitting them to go to
work when the fire very evidently needed
attending to. They say he was off deer
hunting much of the time, and that his
men were left without directions. They
also complain that they were not allowed
nav for the time consumed in returning
dawn the mountains last evening, and that
they were compelled to carry their tools
all the distance, when these might have
been packed on burros. The Ill feeling is
40 general that it seems to be we'll founded.
when Tom Banbury arrived in camp the
other night with provisions for the camp
lie found the men on the point of mutiny,
he saws. Many of the men threatened to
quit at once. ard some did. One of their
number made all eloquent plea for the boss,
urging the men to stand by him, and they
finally yielded and stayed. The men say
too. that Commissioner Newall knows little
about fire fighting, and that he selected
from among his friends those who knew no
more than he. Man were sent down as no
longer needed when the fire was burning
savagely, Mr.. Newail is accused, too. CT
placing too much strain upon the Sunday
closing comma ndment, Of not realizing the
necessity of taking the OK out of the ditch.
Experienced mountaineers and fire fight
ers are authority for these accusations
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Brevities
Friends and relatives of Harvey Randall
have learned that his death in Santiago was
caused, as were so many others, by starva-
ton. The cause Of death was given out
as malarial fever, but there Is no doubt
but that insufficiency Of food had so weak
ened him that his strong constitution was
not able to throw of the fever, and another
victim is down to the credit Of the mis-
management of the quartermaster's de-
partment.
Herbert Haddon, a Pasadena boy, aged
q years, has gone to Manila. Haddon,
whose mother lives on Vernon avenue left
here with the hospital corps. He waited
upon patients who had measles, and proved
himself SO valuable that he has been chosen
to help with the sick and wounded al Ma
dia.