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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
ELECTION MAY Be
HELD ON JUNE z
COUNCIL TO ACT ON mo SA-
LOON" QUESTION TODAY
JUDGES HAVE BEEN NAMED
Officials Believe Ample Time VIII BE
Given Each Side for Cam
palgning by Selecting
Above Date

The city council will probably fix the
date for the anti-saloon election and
order the election proclamation pub
lished at today's session. The nec-
essary ordinances and proclamations
are all ready, as are the necessary
names Of 300 election judges.
Some delay was caused by the illness
Of Councilman Kern and the absence
from the city of Councilman Hitler.
and also through the neglect on the
part of the anti-saloon forces to send
in their list of names number of
which they desired appointed from
each precinct, so that their side of
the question would be represented on
the election boards.
Each councilman was requested to
appoint at least one man in each pre-
cinct from the lists submitted. The
request of the anti-saloon people was
complied with by giving them double
the representation they asked for.
There will be a polling place in each
precinct, making 10S in all. Eight
judges are required for each polling
place. These lists of appointments
have all been turned into the city
attorney and are now on the election
proclamation, so that the document is
ready for publication.
To Determine Date
No official action has as yet been
taken as to when the election shall be
held, but it is considered certain that
Friday, June 2, will be the day selected.
The council is unanimous in believ-
ing that the date should be set early
enough to have the issue decided be-
fore the beginning of the next fiscal
year, July /.
They also believe that the sooner the
liquor question is settled one way or
the other the better it will be for the
city. At the present time the saloons
ray into the city treasury in licenses
a little less than 100000 per year. As
this is an important item the council
want to know whether they will have
it to depend upon or not during the
next year. and thus be able to figure
out the budget for the coming year
intelligently.
The date mentioned above has met
with the approval of most of the city
league managers. Both agree that 1t
is neither too far away or too close.
and will give both sides an ample op-
portunity to make thorough CAM
paign.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
Los ANGELES TO
WELCOME VISITORS
MANY OF UTAH'S PROMINENT
MEN COMING
CORDIAL GREETING IN STORE
Special Train Arrives From salt Lake
This Mornng-ouests to Inspect
the Manufacturing District.
Reception Tonight

Los Angeles is today to receive as
visitors the Salt Lake Commercial club,
members Of the Salt Lake City coun-
ell and other prominent citizens of the
Mormon city, who are now on their
way south over the new Clark road
to join hands with Angeenos at the
opening of a system which binds the
two cities so closely together.
Acting Secretary Gurley of the cham
ber of commerce was assured by off,
cials of the Salt Lake road that the
party would be in Los Angeles this
morning at $3.50 o'clock, unless some
thing unforeseen happens. The schedule
on which the special train is being run
allows for an easy arrival in Los An
geles at that hour. Should faster time
than that scheduled be made, the train
will be held for a longer interval at
some one of the cities of the citrus
fruit belt, in order that it may pull
into the First street station on time
and find the reception committee there
awaiting 1t.
Street cars will be in readiness to
take the visitors to the heart of the
city and quarters for the larger num-
ber have already been arranged for
at the Angelus and the Lankershim
hotels.
This afternoon the visitors will go on
tour OF inspection of the wholesale
district, ending with a visit to the
Llewellyn Iron works and the plant of
the Cudahy Packing company. Those
who are not interested in such a trip
will have the opportunity of seeing the
residence portion of the city from car
riages and special cars of the electric
railway companies.
This evening a public reception will
to be held at the chamber of commerce
and tomorrow trip to Catalina island
is planned.
Wednesday the visitors will be
escorted up Mt. Lowe.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

Miss Eva Booth, the recently ap-
pointed commander of the Salvation
Army of the United States, will visit
Los Angeles Thursday, June 1, and will
lecture that evening in Simpson aud
itorium on the topic, Under Two
Flags" Miss Booth, who is the only
unmarried daughter of Gen. William
Booth founder of the army, is an
eloquent speaker
Miss Booth was commander of the
army in Canada nine years and during
that time lectured in the largest halls
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
SUCCESS OR FAILURE7

The putting of the public utility ordinance in
force only marks the official beginning of the long effort
to regulate the lighting and telephone service of this
city.
The success failure of the effort henceforth de-
pends upon the fahfuness and capability of the Off
cials charged with the execution of the ordinance
Mayor McA1eer is primarily responsible for the out
of the experiment for 1t is only an experiment
feature of municipal control devolves upon the
mayor to appoint inspector who is not only COM
petent but otherwise qualified to obtain the best
suits from the operation of the ordinance, which is
unique in the municipal affairs of Los Angeles.
If the inspector does his work efficiently and
scientiousy there be doubt concerning the
the public of the system now introduced. The chief
grievances of the public may be- and must be- abated
by the official Inspector. Those grievances relate,
cerning the gas service, to overcharges in bills in
sufficient pressure and quality running all the way
from fair to execrabe.
The inspector will have the power to test the
meters and it will his duty to investigate complaints
of overcharges 1t also will be his duty to see that
the quality of gas is up to the required standard and
demands of consumers.
The adulteration of gas is trick of the trade that
has been carried to the point of exact science in
eastern cites and presumably in Los Angeles Recent
official investigation in New York dscloses the methods
employed in adulteration, particularly in regard
uses of crude OIL and this phase Of the science is
peculiarly interesting to gas in this city Here
is paragraph in point from a New York newspaper:
"The official tests show a wide range of candle power
In the gas furnished and they also explain present
methods of gas adulteraton in New York. Gas from
crude oil is produced with much sixty candle
power and is then reduced to the legal standard
addition of air and water Where there legal
there limit to the addition adulterant
The Massachusetts, commission has found testing
low AZ candle power which, of course could be sold
1 pro tHFd OF the price OF gas and at greater
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

of the dominion, which were crowded
with spectators to hear this eloquent
little woman exponent of one Of the
greatest religious organizations of its
kind
This is the first official tour of the
new commander and everything pos
sible will be done to make it a memoir
able one. Staff Capt. Percy Morton,
the local provincial officer, and Adjt.
Coe have the local arrangements IN
charge. 1t is expected the Church
Federation choir of 200 voices will fur
nish music for the lecture.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

ers full rates while a house was un-
occupied. 1t only charged half rates.
Now these people cannot treat a tax
payer or property owner civilly if he
does not pay full rates. They shut his
water off and charge a dollar to turn
it on again. I wish that you would
investigate this while you are about it.
wrote this on account of an article
read in your paper today. / am a
property owner. / have two houses
vacant and I would be willing to pay
half rates, SO that / could water my
flowers once in a while.
f. j. OWENS, 502 w. First street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
HARRY THAW ACTS AS
HOST AT TWO DINNERS
Guests at Hotel Lose Interest In
Much Talked About
Couple

Harry Kendall Thaw and his pretty
wife have ceased to be the cynosure
of all eyes that they were when they
came to the Van Nuys a week ago.
This is not to say that the Thaws
are not thankful they are being left
severely alone. That goes without say
ing.
On their first appearance at the Main
street hotel, week ago, there was
pronounced desire on the part of the
guests to see the young couple, even
if they had to go out of their way to
do so. This has worn off.
Thaw and wife are going about as
totally oblivious to any sly glances as
if they had never been two Of the
most talked of people in the country
for two months and they are trying
to thoroughly enjoy themselves while
in Los Angeles
Several cozy little dinners have been
given with Thaw as the host.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaw will leave for
San Francisco either Wednesday or
Thursday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
Down With Them
VOTER.

IT suppose you're going to the inaug-
uration? You've been so enthusiastic
in support of the president because of
his fight against these railroad people
that you will undoubtedly want to be
there to help"
mo, I'm not goin.' I've been tryin'
for two weeks to get pass somehow,
but there don't seem to be any way
to work it. Confound these monopolies!
I'm for Dustin up every one of 'em."-
Chicago Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
May 8 i'm the Worlds History

6S5-Pope Benedict H. died
Great signed
all his claims the
at a
array fight the
hours,
months labor instantly
feelings of
This the inexpcabe
parliament assembled during the
and has termed "the rump"
Imbern Rome died His
French defeated by the Austrans
Clairfat, obstinate action and great
1794-Posonce department established by
dAcre
assault
dsmembered and great part OF the kingdom given to
haom at Charleston c. of the stones that fell
7A nc circumference
New York and London Cable organized
cable from York to Liverpool
enforce the eighthour defeated lower house
gress,
parliament adjourned mark Of
murdered Cavendish and
bill appopang
for the New Orleans exposition
Pierre Martinique destroyed by volcanic euDon of
Nwchang Manchuria
a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

There comparative lull in the Chicago strike
trouble Saturday. Yesterday was devoted TO out.
lining plans presumable on both sides of the contest
On behalf of the strikers the latest outgiving is
from the Chicago branch of the Federation of Labor
to the effect that "The unions have not touched at the
edge of their yet; there is no surrender
thought Of" On the other hand the sheriff of Cook
county, whose introduction of deputies armed with
rifles seemed to have subduing effect on rioters says
The serious trouble seems to be over the strike stua
on is well in the hands of the authorities" But
there is no telling what day may bring forth" par
ticularly in Chicago
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

There to be something weird and mys
terious about Pat there is about the Russian
feet in the orient Maybe it Pats spook that ap-
peared in the Office of the Omaha newspaper He or it
to have disappeared mysteriously he it
came but there is no report far of any Omaha
detectives being among the missing
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

The Sacramento Bee says "a little boom seems to
have been started in favor of Arthur Seymour as the
Democratic nominee for governor of California" Mr..
Seymour is the district attorney of Sacramento county
who prosecuted the of Bunkers the sensational
boodler. But hold down that boom for about year.
please The din of the last election campaign is hardly
out of the public ear
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

1T suppose you will enjoy rest after
your arduous efforts in congress?"
mo" answered the candid states-
man, "but it will be relief to get out
with the hired men on the farm and do
a little real work. washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

The important news comes from Constantinople that
the sultan has conferred on j. Pierpont Morgan "the
grand Gordon of the Osmanli order" Although there
is doubt in the minds of Mr. Morgan's countrymen as
to what sort of thing that grand Gordon is the sultans
compliment to eminent felow-citizen is appreciated
at its full value 1t will match nicely with the dstinc-
tion conferred on Mr.. Morgan by the American public
"Grand Commander Of the Steel Cinch"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

The president has out Of the wilderness and
is headed for Washington. No doubt jubilee is in
progress among the bears of Colorado The old
bears will be joyful at the thought of being able to
skirmish for food for their little and that the
latter may oddle of hiding places without danger
of being slaughtered by the president of the United
States.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

Speaking of the disagreeable weather, eastern
paper says: This springs marked peculiarty
its close resemblance to previous springs And again.
"The alert and industrious of the house watches
his chance and does his carpet pounding between
showers"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
THE HER.ALD'y CITY CIRCULATION
Population of Los Angeles 2Ol .249

What amazing gall for the mayor to proclaim that
the business Of Los Angeles have been "misled,
while he, nferentiay, is infallible!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

1t is pity that the mayor is proficient in
Illuminating municipal questions he was in making
the Broadway electroers blaze last Saturday night
But there is wide difference between being apt in
touching the button" and being apt TO be touchy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

But Los Angeles may have a lively competitor for
first place in city growth That large element Of the
population of ST. Louis which travels Sunday
the bridge connecting with East st. Louis may think it
would be economical to to the latter city for
good.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

The latest legislative novelty in this city is prop
oson thus far immature, to prevent owners of fats
from discriminating against families comprising small
children But not the chdless fiat dwellers more
blamabe than the fiat owners for the discrimination
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

1t is to be understood of course, that Grover Cleve
lands objection to womans clubs is subject to excep
tlons Probably he would approve, for instance, of
woman using club to the limit in of attack by
brutal husband.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

Captain Hobson, hero of the Merrimac episode and
past grand of oscuatory art is to be married in
New York May 25 In this there is nothing
sinister in saying that Hobsons choice appears to be
an admirable
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

The striking teamsters of Chicago to have the
impression that driving horses and human beings
parts of the Job. The difference appears how
ever when the human kind offers objection in the
shane a a gun.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08

The brevty Of the presidents stay in Chicago should
not prevent visit to the stockyards and inspection
OF the improved methods of slaughterng animals. The
Winchester rife is obsolete at the stockyards
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
ABOUT THE WATER RATES
Half Rate Demanded for Unoccupieo
Houses

LOS ANGELES, May 6.-(Editor
Herald) / would like to say few
words in reference to the water depart
ment here. The corporation water de-
partment did not charge property own
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-07

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