Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-08
PASADENA HOBO WOULD USE
SCANT GARMENT :
THIEVES ANNOY HOUSEHOLDER
Greek Fined for Shooting Quail Out Of
Season-City Needs Sewer
Key Book-other Pasa-
dena News
Pasadena Agency,
LA East Colorado Street.


PASADENA, Sept. THE police
found William r. Flannery sleeping on
North Fair Oaks avenue lawn this
morning and persuaded him to con-
tinue his slumbers at the station. JUS
tice Congdon sent him to the county
jail for ten days on the charge Of va
grancy. Flannery bore on his person
carefully prepared outline of trip
from the Pacific coast to New Orleans,
which he proposes to make, providing
some one will put UP the necessary
funds. But the novel feature of the trip
is that it is to be made on foot, the
luckless pedestrian to wear nothing
but bathing suit. He says that he
has always lived on the principle that
If man could not be famous he could
at least be notorious. Flannery Is
probably little unbalanced. At any
rate his trip to New Orleans will take
him ten days longer than he had fig
ured.
Burglars made two visits this week
to the residence of Mrs. L. M. Jacobs,
on North Marengo avenue, but secured
nothing of value. Mrs. Jacobs Is spend
ing some time at one of the beaches and
during her absence her son is sleeping
in the house. Tuesday night he came
home to find the front door open, the
lights burning and the whole house
ransacked from cellar to garret. Last
night the visit was repeated. But the
son had taken the precaution when his
mother left to remove all Of the silver
ware and small articles of value to
safety deposit vault. 1t is hoped that
a third visit will not be made, as it is
a great deal of trouble to straighten up
things after each visit The police are
considerably puzzled.
Gus Legakis, the Greek under indict-
ment for hunting quail out of season.
paid a s25 fine in Justice Congdon's
court upon entering a plea of guilty.
Legakis is under $150O bond to appear
in the superior court on the charge of
resis ng an officer. When he paid his
fine in the Justices court Constable
Newell served papers on him in the
damage suit brought against him by S.
L. Wallis. whose arm the Greek is said
to have broken when Wallis tried to
arrest him.
Brown Holds Key
Ex-Street Superintendent C. Q.
Brown holds in his possession little
book recording the location of places
along the Raymond avenue sewer
where connections can be made. He
claims that the city owes him little
over $1OO for his services as sewer in
spector, but Meth -le city council
nor City Auditor ] Aaghan admit the
soft impeachment In other words they
refuse to pay the bill. Brown says little
but keeps possession of the key book,
without which it is practically impos-
sible to make connections with the
sewer. Will the bill be paid?
w. A. Griffith paid a fine of SO this
morning for driving two blocks on Ma
rengo avenue boulevard. There is a
closed to heavily loaded wagons unless
the load is intended for delivery to
parties on the street, and heretofore no
arrests have been made under the
ordinance. Griffith received two dollars
for the days services as driver and paid
out three dollars as fine. Net loss one
dollar
Pasadena Brevities
Assemblyman John A. Goodrich, who
has been quite ill for some days at his
home in this city, Is reported to be
slightly worse today, with considerable
fever and occasional severe chills. His
condition is still considered serious.
Editor Lon F. Chaplin of the Daily
News starts upon two weeks vacation
tomorrow. His son, who is a cadet in
the naval academy, is expected to ac-
company him. A portion of the two
weeks will be spent at Newport Beach
John Anderson, the barber who made
his way around the world by welding
his razor, will make the Sunday ad-
uTGSS DSlOl { lllC L. W. - "A. lC eho
dress will be quite a novelty and a
large crowd is expected. In addition
to the address by Mr.. Anderson there
will be good singing by w. ]. Highland
of Meriden, Conn.
e. j. RilleuX of North Pasadena is
still endeavoring to arouse the direct
ors of the North Pasadena Land and
Water company to take some definite
action relative to the proposed sale
of it's property to the city. He has
now made UP petition to the board
and has also asked the Pasadena
be- ri of trade to assist in stirring
it up.
What is known as the old Gray place
at the corner of Woodbury. road and
Los Robles avenue has been purchased
by C. A. Cooch, the consideration being
$65OO. The ranch covers eight acres
and has upon it almost every kind of
tree known to the state. the many
fruit trees being in excellent bearing
condition.
n r Hyde of Lincoln, Neb.. is in