Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-13
WILL DISPUTE
C|TY'S RIGHT
PACIFIC ELECTRIC NOT TO ASK
FOR PERMITS
Charge Woman With Helping to Run
Blind Plg-Waiting for Zlma
ner to Return-Pasa4
dena News
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street.

PASADENA, Oct. 12.-Another point
of friction arose today between the
city and the employees Of the Pacific
Electric company. Some months ago
the city council passed an ordinance
requiring all parties desiring to plant
poles along the city streets to get a
permit from the city engineer. Today
an employe of the Pacific Electric
company informed the city engineer
that hereafter his company intended
putting up poles wherever and when
ever it wished without permits, a claim
which was at once enforced by the
erection of a pole on North Fair Oaks
avenue near the car barns. 1t is as
serted that the several fees required
Of the company for the permits, al
though paid in the past by the local
representatives of the company, have
been denied payment by the auditing
department.
Say 1t Was "BIind Pig"
Jose Vanrillaer and his wife, Louise,
were before Justice Congdon this
morning on the charge of running a
blind pig at their place of business
in Ballona township, just out of the
limits Of Los Angeles. Deputy District
Attorney Fleming and Constable Austin
made the arrest last night. The couple
employed Fred Thompson of Los
Angeles as their attorney and left the
entire conduct of the case in his hands.
Justice Congdon demanded bail in the
sum Of 5000 for Jose and 5000 for his
wife and will require their appearance
on Monday morning to enter their
pleas.
Acting President Bowen Of the HUI
name society has received a letter from
Humane Superintendent thinner of the
Los Angeles society stating that he
will probably be back from his trip
east about October 10. AS soon as
he returns there will be something
doing in the Arcadia coursing cases..
The Pasadena society is still waiting
for the Los Angeles society to take
steps to suppress the rabbit chasing.
Nothing will be done until Mr.. Zim-
mer's return. Then if the Los Angeles
society does not start proceedings the
Pasadena society will
Arrested on Suspicion
The police tonight arrested man
giving the name of Henry Robbins on
suspicion that he has been concerned
in the several reported cases lately
where women were frightened by men
prowling about their houses and trying
doors, Robbins says that he is en-
ployed on a ranch in South Los An
geles. His arrest tonight was brought
about by a woman on North Marengo
avenue, who telephoned the department
that a suspicious character was loiter-
ing about her house. ...
Howard, the 2-year-old son Of Mrs
Alice M. Cole, caused considerable ex-
citement late last evening by falling
out of the window of street car and
landing on his head on the Colorado
street pavement. The car was not
moving and the boy was leaning out
of the window, his grandmother hold
ing him by the dress. She involuntarily
relinquished her hold for an instant,
and the youngster improved the OPP
portunity by crawling on out. DR.. F'.
F. Rowland, surgeon for the Pacific
Electric company, attended the little
fellow and found that no serious in
juries will result from the fall
Pasadena Brevities
Pasadena high school will hold a
football rally tomorrow night to work
up enthusiasm. Principal Ely will SUI
pervise the meeting and number of
good speeches are scheduled.
Harold Manley, the crack guard on
last years Throop football eleven, has
joined the football squad at that in
stitution and helps the seasons chances
very much. Throop squad is large
enough for two full teams.
The annual gymnasium mems ban
quet of the local Y. M. G. A. will be
held on the evening of October rs.