Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-20
RESULT OF KILLING A PET IN
PASADENA
OCCURRED AT RIFLE PRACTICE
A. 9. Bartholomy, Accused by AMI
mails owner, Says He VIII Hold
courtnartlal to Learn
Guilty Man
Pasadena Agency,
114 East Colorado street.

PASADENA, April 19.-Lieutenant
A. B. Bartholomy, temporarily in COM
mand of company I, Pasadena's branch
of the California National guard, was
today placed under arrest by Constable
Sam Wallis on n warrant charging him
with malicious mischief. The case is
an echo of the shooting of BIS" a
valuable pet terrier belonging to S. T..
Tyler, a prominent ranchman residing
west Of the arroyo. The animal was
killed last Sunday during rifle practice
by the militia company on the range
near Tyler's house. Bartholomy de-
clares that he should not have been
placed under arrest, as he only shot
the dog after it had already been
wounded, to put 1t out of its misery.
Lieutenant Bartholomy is preparing
to institute a court-martial among his
men to determine who it was who
fired the first shot. He says that If it
can be proved that the deed was done
wantonly the guilty one will be sum-
marily dismissed. The lieutenant S
case is set for next Tuesday before
Judge Klamroth.
Mayor Waterhouse Returns
Mayor-elect William Waterhouse re-
turned this evening from a two week $
trip to Chicago and Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, where he was called on busi-
ness.
The mayor r-elect said his first step
would be to make the rounds of the
city hall in order to take birds eye
view of the situation. Further than
that Mr.. Waterhouse had nothing to
impart regarding municipal affairs He
said he enjoyed pleasant trip, yet
was glad to ge back to the crown
city.
Plan for New Bank
proposition to establish a bank in
North Pasadena will be considered by
the North Pasadena Improvement as
socation at special meeting to he
held Thursday evening. j. A. Graves,
vice president of the Farmers and
Merchants National bank of Los An
geles, proposes that the citizens of
North Pasadena raise $685. 900 of the pro-
posed $4,000 capital The bank will
probably be located at the corner of
Fair Oaks avenue and Pepper street
in new building being erected by
Messrs. Graves and Fletcher.
At a meeting of the Vermont So
ciety of Southern California Major S.
3. Abbott of Los Angeles made an
address on his boyhood days in Ver-
mont. The society elected the follow
ing officers. Rev. Charles L. Lawrence
of Pasadena, president; Major S. Il.
Abbott of Los Angeles. first vice presi-
dent; A. p. Harwood of Ontario, Sec
ond vice president; L. f. Wells of Re-
dondo, third vice president; George
Gates of Pomona. fourth vice presi-
dent; Mrs. w. D. Stevens of Pasadena
fifth vice president: d. c. Andrews of
Pasadena, secretary; l.. N. Colyer of
Pasadena, treasurer
Pasadena Bre-!ties
Former City Attorney c. j. Willett
OF tnlS CITY WAS nOlOreu Wltn tne elec-
tion of grand scribe by the grand
chapter of Royal Arch Masons in ses-
sion at San Francisco.
Rev. Sumner It. Martin a noted evan
gelist, has been secured to conduct a
revival meeting at the First Christia n
church. beginning Sunday, April 80.
Rev. Mr.. Martin will be accompanied
by Mr.. Wilson, a singing evangelist.
The initiatory steps toward organiz-
ing young women's league We're ad-
vanced toward permancy at meeting
last evening at the home of Mrs. e. B..
Farr. Plans were discussed and IN
adjournment was taken until next