Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17
OFFICERS WILL
STOP COURS|NG
ARCADIA PLANS TO RESUME
PRACTICE
IMPORTANT SALE OF REALTY
City Lookup for Dog Owners Who Do
Not Pay License-Los Angeles
Fruit PeddIer Is Fined.
Other News
IMPORTANT SALE OF REALTY
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street.

PASADENA, Sept. 16.-It was only
missed the Arcadia coursing case
against Henry Lyons because Of the re-
peated non-appearance Of the attor-
neys for both sides. The belief was
then prevalent that a tacit agreement
had been reached between the Humane
society officials and LUCKY" Baldwin
and his associates to the effect that
the sport would not be resumed pro-
viding the prosecution was dropped.
Today, however, the matter seems all
in the air began. DR.. de Biron's visit
to Arcadia yesterday and the tip he
claims to have received there that
coursing will be resumed Sunday have
stirred the local authorities to action.
Acting President S. o. Bowen of the
Pasadena Humane society said today:
I'VE shall certainly have officers on
the spot Sunday. What we shall do will
be determined by the circumstances at
the time. If the Arcadia people are
going to resume coursing we shall see
that the whole matter comes into the
courts again and we will push 1t, too
Constables Austin and Newell have
been In consultation with the Humane
society people, but will not say just
what has been decided upon. There is
a belief here that the premature an
nouncement of the Arcadia plans is
likely to prevent any further proceed
ings for the present at least.
Important Realty Sale
One of the largest and most impor-
tant sales of realty made this summer
was announced today. Mrs. G. r. Stam-
bach sells twenty-four acres in the
northeast section of the city to George
7. Thompson consideration, $4,000.
Sale made through the w. G. Benedict
& Son agency. Mrs. Stambach pur-
erased the tract last winter for $45,O00.
The property lies north of Mountain
street and between El Molino and Los
Robles avenues. 1t will be Immediately
plated and put on the market as the
Orange Heights tract. Three new
streets will be opened through the tract
and all street and sidewalk work will
be completed before any sales are made.
Peculiar Accident
A young man residing at 123 West
Union street suffered peculiar acci-
dent this afternoon at Robertson's au-
tomobile store. He was "cranking" his
machine quite vigorously when snap
went both bones of his left forearm.
DR.. Sherry was called and found that
the young man had sustained severe
fractures of both bones. Automobile
owners say that the accident has been
reported but rarely. The young man
will have some other person start his
machine for time hereafter.
Must Pay Dog Tax
Humane Officer Sherwin today swore
out a warrant for C. K. Heliotes for
not paying his dog license. This is the
first of a number of cases which are
likely to be begun in the effort to en-
force the payment of the dog tax in this
city The society does not intend to go
after the dogs this time but the owners
themselves. The plan seems likely to
bring considerable money into the IL
cense fund.
Broke City Ordinance
Edward Gardner. Los Angeles fruit
peddler, paid fine Of SIS in Judge
Woods court this morning for violat-
ing the city ordinance which forbids a
street vender's wagon remaining longer
than ten minutes in any one place on
the business streets. These dealers
have usually kept an eye out for the
police and moved when they saw one
coming. This time a shrewd officer con-
cealed himself in neighboring place