Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18
ACCIDEr ON MT, WILSON
Young Nnan Seriously Injured by a
FaIlT. M. c. A. Annual Re-
ckion Tomorrow-Other
News
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street

spect,rs at Arcadia this afternoon
whenhe sport of coursing was re-
sumo They had no warrants for the
arreof those in charge of the sport,
and nply made note of the affair as
1t pteeded and of the persons who
werthere. The method followed was
abo,the same as heretofore. A lone
rabI would be released on the field
befc the grand stand and a couple
of Ss would be let loose Immediately
aftt There would be a rush, a brief
cha with the advantage overwhelm-
ing with the dogs, then mix-up and
a id rabbit.
Is would be repeated with little
valty, the men in the grandstand
ching the victorious dogs. Probably
twhundred persons were at the
grnds. both Pasadena and Los An
ge being represented. No particular
erusiasm was shown over the revival
o1ne sport, the main feeling seeming
tbe one of curiosity. Humane Of
fir Sherwin said tonight that the
air will be up for discussion at
scial meeting of the society tomorrow
al that it will be then decided
yether to make any arrests or not.
Accident on Mt. Wilson
fiss Bessie Wilson, who resides at
Cypress avenue, this city, was
-,orai,, 10 not ,Jonoar0,,aIy In i,1rad thic
rrning at Wilson's Peak park by the
baking of a rope in a swing. The
Ang lady was swinging when the rope
rted and she was thrown violently
tthe ground. Her back was injured
S that she was unable to walk. Ar
ngements were made at once to re-
I'VE her to her home as it was feared
tit she was dangerously hurt. The
jrney down the new trail was slow
al painful but was finally accom-
p,hed. The ambulance of Ives &
Wren was in waiting at the foot Of
tt trail and DR.. George e. Abbott took
cfrge as soon as the party reached
th young woman's home.
T Y. M. C. A. Annual Reception
tomorrow evening occurs the annual
opening exercises of the local Young
lens Christian association. Light re-
reshments will be served and a varied
rogram of musical numbers and gym
astic performances will add spice to
he entertainment offered. Prof. Harry
1aloney will assist Director Braden in
n exhibition on the parallel bars and
n the latter part of the evening a
match game of basket ball will be
layed between the Y. M. C. A. and
Ugh school teams. With this gather
ng of the members and friends of the
ssociation tn. regular work of the
winter will begin. It is reported that
he several gymnasium classes will
lave large enrolment. Secretary
S.ms and Director Braden will be in
thr respective places with many new
plls for the years activities. The
aociation was organized in this city
ihSS6 with a membership of fifty. To-
dy it has over 500 members and owns
rbperty valued at over $4,000.
Pasadena Brevities
For some time there has been an
.ganization in this city known as the
tnion Sisters, made up of the wives,
listers and daughters of members of
nion labor societies. If a charter can
e secured the scope of the organiza-
ion will be widened and a union labor
eague formed. Applications for char
er memberships are being received.
Pasadena lodge No. 13, knights of
'ythias, will celebrate it's twentieth
birthday on Tuesday evening, Septem-
er 10, with : banquet. The affair
to be extremely interesting.
the supper at 8:15 under the
barge OF the ]. NJ. M. society of the
first Christian church there will be
pecial music and a number of
peeches.
There will be conference tomorrow
etween the mayor. city attorney, city
ouncil and supervisors relative to the
everal plans for caring for the storm
vaters. A recent meeting Of commit
ees from the county board and the
ity council outlined work to be done
long this line, including in a storm
Vater district a portion Of the country
o the north and east of the city.
this proposal can be made eff
ective is to be determined by the con-
erence tomorrow.
Assessor Hinckley has completed his
ootings for the valuation of South
PASADENA property and places the
gures at $2,4O1,O59. To this sum the
tate board of equalization is expected
o add some $5O.OOO as its valuation of
abroad property within the city limits.
he Southern Pacific, Salt Lake and
'anta Fe being here included. With
he same tax rate as last year this will
ield $2O,S37 for the years expenditures.
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