Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-25
GERMAN CHURCH
APPOINTMENTS
BISHOP BERRY GIVES PLACES
TO PREACHERS
Dog License Fund Growing Rapidly.
Shakespeare Club Property In.
voIved-Another Cruelty
Charge
Special to The Herald.

ShDSioi W L iiO I1Si dius
PASADENA, Sept. 24.-When Bishop
Berry read the ministerial appoint
nHnts this morning at the close of his
sermon the sessions of the German
Methodist Episcopal church conference
fG California really came to an end.
OILY the memorial services in the af-
tenoon and the sermon tonight still
remained on the program. In Meth
cdst conference the appointments are
awaited with breathless interest, for
upon what the bishop and his cabinet
of elders decide depends what the
Methodist preacher and his family shall
call home for another twelve-month.
Tie following is the official list of
experiments for the ensuing year:
Rel Otto Wilke of Los Angeles. pre-
sldinI elder of the California district.
An helm and Orange, Rev. w. Ro-
gatzy; East Oakland, Rev. F. Meyer;
Los Angeles: First church, Rev. w. C.
Schnutzler; Zion's church, Rev. C.
Spaith; Woodlawn church, Rev. H. D.
Kaap; Marysville, to be supplied; /;
Oanand, Rev. Jacob Schneider; Pasa-
dela, Rev. F. H. Holman; Prospect
PAX and Perris, Rev. ]. w. Riedemann;
Sai Diego and Sorrento. Rev. c. F.
knnle; San Francisco: Folsom street
chrch, Rev. r. Steinbach; st. Johns
cfnrch, Rev. G. Guth; st. Paurs
cl1rch, Rev. w. Schuldt; San Jose,
Rv. G.. F. Harle; Santa Cruz, Rev.
lZurbuchen; Santa Rosa and Mount
ONet, Rev. A. F. Hilmer; South Ber-
keey, Rev. H. F. Hilmer; Stockton
an Tracey, Rev. G. J. Schultz; Will
mngton and San Pedro, to be sup
pied by Rev. G. w. Schroeder.
bishop Berry also announced the
FLOWING; Rev. F. Werth of Los An
gees, to be conference tract agent;
nv. A. W. Klaiber, to be left free to
attend school; Rev. F. Bonn of Colum-
BIS, O., Rev. G. J. Bollinger of South
LIS Angeles and Rev. H. Brueck of
sockton to be added to the super
B,nuated list; Rev. j. G. Vogel of
hnta Rosa, placed on the supernum-
rary list.
Forty Pay Dog Tax
Humane Officer Sherwin served war;
rants yesterday upon Joe Miller, a
negro. and Charles Larette. an italian,
for not paying their dog tax. While at
the Larette home he was informed that
there were no dogs there. But mo-
ment later three CANNES rushed from
beneath the house and tried to devour
the officer. Special notice has been
served on number of owners of dogs,
them to call at the treas
hrer's office Monday morning and secure
licenses or prepare for arrest. About
forty licenses were paid Saturday. The
several duties attached to the office
ce field superintendent are peculiarly
distasteful to most people and their
man a. great many petty enemies. B.
r. Sherwin, who left the field of con-
tractor and builder on account of Ill
health to accept the office, is absolute
" fearless in the performance of his
duties and the other officials of the
society say he is just the man for
the place.
Il Shakespeare Club Caught
Auditor Kernaghan's statement that
many pieces of Pasadena realty have
clouded titles. although guaranteed
guarantee companies, is attracting
much attention. A great many people
do not understand how this may be.
Ii they will examine their abstracts
says that the guaranty company does
not pretend to show any clouds to title
caused by unpaid municipal taxes, ex-
cept in the city of Los Angeles alone.
It the purchaser will go to the office
of City Clerk Dyer he can obtain free
OF charge a statement of the exact con-
dition of the piece of property in ,ques-
tion, provided of course that it lies
within the city's limits, with regard to
municipal taxes, and this in connec-
tion with his abstract will show the
real condition of the title. Among the
discoveries made in this connection
since Auditor Kernaghan's statement
issconnected with the lots upon which
the new Shakespeare club house is
btilding. This property has been sold
for taxes five times. But as the ladies
hold a warranty deed from Mr.. Hamil-
ton, the last owner, they are not wor-
ring about the matter themselves.
Another Cruelty Charge
The proprietors of the Young America
dairy have been arrested a second time
on the charge of cruelty whipping one
of their delivery horses. Humane Of
icer Sherwin has been investigating
the case and it is expected that both
complaints will be disposed of during
the week. Young Meyer, the son of the
proprietor, is the driver complained of.
and persons who know the boy say
that he is merely noisy and that he has
neither the strength nor the disposition
to hjure the horse. Attorney Hahn has
been retained for the defense. The