Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-22
MUST PAY TAX
OR co TO JAIL
HUMANE SOCIETY TO ARREST
DELINQUENTS
Nervous Actor Thought It HoIdup.
Refuse to Let Children Mix
With Orphans-Pasa-
dena Briefs
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street.

ia East Colorado Street.
PASADENA, Sept. 21.-Humane OFF,
cer Sherwin has in his possession seven
warrants for as many citizens who
have either neglected or refused to pay
the required license fee for dogs. These
warrants will be served in a day or
two and the several owners hailed into
the police court. Under the city ordi-
nance every owner Of a dog must pay
yearly license fee of $1.50 If he does
not he is guilty of a misdemeanor and
can be fined up to $50. The city coun-
Gil has placed the enforcement of this
ordinance in the hands of the Humane
society with the request that the tax
be collected without fear or favor.
Officer Sherwin has made up a list of
over three hundred citizens owning or
harboring dogs, who show no DISPOSE
tion to pay the required license fee.
He is taking the list as near as posi-
BILE in alpha betical order and intends
sooner or later to bring every offender
to court. If the case goes that far
So fine is likely to be imposed. 1t is
interesting to note that Deputy Sheriff
Wallis and ex-Street Superintendent
c.. c. Brown have their names among
the offenders, as do great many other
leading citizens.
German M. e. Conference
Bishop Berry presided at the first
session of the California conference
of the German Methodist Episcopal
church this morning and the formal
business of the gathering was entered
. upon. The following officers were
chosen: Rev. G. j. Schultz of Stockton,
secretary; Rev. F. H. Holman of
Pasadena, assistant secretary; Rev.
Schuldt of San Francisco, statistical
secretary; Rev. r. D. Kamp of Fruit
vale, assistant; Rev. r. Steinbach of
San Francisco, treasurer. The charac-
ters of the members of the conference
were examined and passed, the benevo-
lent collections of the year reported,
the usual standing committee sappoint-
ed and the annual report of the Dea-
conesses' hospital at Los Angeles as
presented by the superintendent, Rev.
Otto Wilke, received. A number of
visiting ministers were introduced to
the conference and Rev. H. D. Kamp
was on vote readmitted to membership
in this conference. Tonight was OBJ
served as the anniversary of the church
missionary society, the address being
given by Rev. DIR. Carroll of Pomona.
Routine business will occupy tomorrow
and in the evening the annual Epworth
league anniversary address will be de-
livered by Bishop Berry.
Among the delegates attending the
conference are the following: Rev. R.
s. Steinbach, Rev. w. Schuldt, Rev. G.
Guth. Rev. w. Schmutzler, all of San
Francisco; Rev. F. A. Werth, Rev. G.
w. Schroeder of Los Angeles, Rev. j.
w. Riedmann of Prospect Park, Rev.
G. J. Schultz of Stockton, Rev. F. W.
Meyer of East Oakland, Rev. j.
Schneider of Oakland, Rev. F. H. Holl-
mann of Pasadena, Rev. A. F. Hilmer
of Anaheim, Rev. w. Rogatzky of South
Berkeley, Rev. C. F. Kuhnle of San
Diego and Rev. R. Zurbuchen of Santa
Cruz.
While the great Alexanders were
playing at the Northwestern Family.
theater last night Constable Newell
edged into the box office and reached
for the cash drawer A member of the
company present believed that he was
witnessing hold-up, and with a yell
dashed out in search of policeman.
But the policeman took in the situation
and let the constable take the money.
1t was simply a case Of attachment. 1t
appears that the manager of the Alex
anders engaged an actor week ago,
and when he did not satisfy them
dropped him. The actor claimed a
weeks salary and went to law for it.
1t is expected that the affair will be
settled out of court.
Refuse to Mix With Waits
Lincoln Park residents al offering
serious objections to school arrange
ments which require children in the
first three grades to attend school in
the Lincoln Park building. 1t is as
serted that they do not care to have
their children associate with the
Orphans home children who attend
this school. There are about 100 in
mates of the home who are of school
age, and the school trustees do not feel
able to provide separate building and
teachers for them. Some of the Lin
coin Park patrons say they will send
their children either to Garvanza or to
Pasadena to school rather than have
them associate with the waits.
1t developed today that nearly
month ago the city council passed an
ordinance requiring all buildings Of
three stories or over situated in any
part of the city to be provided with
substantial fire escapes. Neither the
fire commissioners nor the fire CHIEF
had yet been made aware of the new
ordinance, but now that the matter is