Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-20
FREEzEM USERS
HEAVILY FINED
PRESERVATIVES ARE BARRED
AT PASADENA
Judges for Dog Show Named-clty
Gets "Y" Book-Huntington
Wants No More Franz
chlses
Pasadena Agency.
ia East Colorado Street.


ia East Colorado Street.
PASADENA, Oct. 19.--Police Judge
Wood imposed a fine of $25 each this
afternoon upon G. 10. Proctor ana II.
l.. Proctor, the North Fair Oaks meat
market proprietors who pleaded guilty
the other day of using preservat1ves
on the meat offered for sale In their
places of business. The fines were
promptly paid and the two men prom
ised that they would not use the pre-
servative again. Inspector Huddle-
stone had another meat market propr1-
tor in court this morning, John K.
Vlier of South Fair Oaks avenue on a
similar charge. Vlier refused to plead
guilty to the charge, claiming that the
mixture he used on his meat was en-
tirely new and in no sense injurious
Health Officer Black was of the con-
trary opinion, however, and on Monday
afternoon. Vlier and his attorney will
fight the case. Vlier refuses to give
out the ingredients of the mixture he
uses, on the grounds that he intends
to place it on the market and make
fortune with it.
Judges for Dog Show
The following Judges have been
chosen for the Pasadena bench show
to be held in this city December IL ana
IA under the auspices of the Southwest
ern Kennel cub: w. J. Norris, Charles
A. Sumner, J. H. Broadhead ana james
Ewens. DIR. J. Barton will be the vet
Urinary in charge. Kingsley N. Ste
vens, a. member of the committee on
arrangements, stated today that there
will be from 1875 to 150 entries and that
dogs will be sent to the show from as
far as New Mexico and Arizona. Final
word from New York is being awaited,
and as soon as that comes blanks will
be prepared and entries can begin.
Much interest is being shown in this
new feature for the Pasadena sea-
CITY Gets "Y" Book
Superintendent Of Streets Boyer has
invented a little electrical contrivance
by the use of which he is discovering
the location of the "ys' in the Ray
Tnond avenue sewer, the location or
which former superintendent c. c:
Brown has steadily refused to reveal
until the money he claims from the
city is paid him. The city mas oHereo
the $102 demanded, but Mr.. Brown has
been a stickler for etiquette In this
particular and has insisted that certain
forms be followed in offering him the
money. While the administration was
studying up on these forms Mr.. Brown
refused to surrender the little book
recording the sewer "ys" or to be
sewer connections can be made. super
intendent Boyer puzzed his brains until
he perfected a lite contrivance which,
when showed through the sewer from
manhoe to manhole, will ring bell
when the inlet pipes are found. Then
the exact measurement is taken, and
there you are. By Saturday night Mr.
Boyer expects to have "y' book Of
his own.
Wants No More Franchises
Henry E. Huntington, head of the
Pacific Electric system, visited Pasa-
dena this forenoon, accompanied by
Attorney Dunn, and was closeted with
Mayor Waterhouse for several hours
discussing the several points of diff
ference between the railway company
and the city. At the close of the con-
ference it was stated that nothing
definite had been agreed upon. Mr.
Huntington desires to have some
further consultation with the differ
ent heads of his railway management,
but says that he thinks that he will
be ready to announce his decision on
the mooted points by Saturday of the
present week. Incidentally the rail-
road magnate is said to have.remarked
that he would be glad to do all he
could for the city if approached with
out q feeling of opposition, but that
he would not do anything that his
Judgment did not approve. Much in
terest attaches to another remark dur
ing the conference to the effect that
his company would not put down an
other inch Of railroad track in this
city unless the life of the franchise is
longer than twenty-one years, the limit
now fixed by the city charter.
Senator Flint Buys Ranch
1t was Senator Frank P. Flint of Los
Angeles who purchased last week the
magnificent Edison Turner ranch at La
Canyada and not Senator Dorsey, as
predicted at that time Senator Dorsey
it appears was the agent in the deal,
but the property was for Mr.. Flint and
will eventually become the senator's s
home. Senator Flint will not locate on
his new purchase this season, since he
is going to be in Washington for the
winter, but when he returns In the
spring the handsome ranch will be put
in condition for his occupancy The
Edison Turner ranch lies just north of
Devils gate and extends into the Ar
royo Seco on the west, and is a charm
ing location for the handsome residence
to be erected there. It's recent trans
fer was at the stated price of $4,000.
Winner of pasadena Cup"
President D. M. Linnard of the board
of trade received a telegram this morn
ing from Col. w. j. Hogan of Louis
vile, KY, stating that Reggie Wander
bilt is the winner of the Pasadena cup