Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
Special to The Herald.

ia East Colorado Street
Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, March 6.-The end o
the celebrated Ramish and Marsh cas'
for cruelty to animals came today wher
Judge Klamroth announced his decis
ion, imposing a fine of 5000. A notice
OF appeal was Immediately filed, anC
the case will be fought out in the ap
pellate court. A constitutional point II
the case was the question as to thu
stability of the law which gives the
Humane societies the right to make
arrests and to keep for their work the
amounts Of the fines imposed. The Hu.
name society has been upheld in its ac.
tions.
c. 1. Goucher, the Ocean Park con-
tractor accused of cruelty to animals
appeared before Judge Klamroth this
charged, and was fined $75. Goucher
promised to take off all his horses that
the Humane society judged unfit for
work.
The full city ticket for the independ-
ent voters, to be headed by William
Waterhouse, Is nearly completed. G.
M. Jaques, If he has had the required
residential qualifications, will run as
councilman at large; C. j. Crandall is
slated for the Second ward, Fayette
Dyer for the Third, ]. S. Glasscock for
the Fourth and Mr.. Root for the Fifth.
1t is possible that the withdrawal of
Rev. Mr.. Hobart from the head of the
Prohibition ticket may turn that party
over to the Waterhouse side Of the
fence, as that gentleman is known to be
a strong temperance leader 1t is hint
ed, also, that the question of Sunday
concerts may swing a considerable por-
tion OF the church element over to the
new ticket, since Mr.. Waterhouse is in
favor of the weekday concert.
The Slavin campaign workers will
meet tomorrow night at headquarters
to further plan their work The board
of trade this afternoon talked over
plan to appoint committee to work
quietly for municipal ownership, as
there is the possibility that the Inde-
pendent party many not favor the plan
as proposed by the council.
Gold Medal for Studious Athlete
Prof. Arthur H. Chamberlain of
Throop today specified fully the terms
for awarding the scholarship gold
medal which he has put up for the
athlete who stands at the head in his
studies and as member of the track
team. Each contestant must carry
minimum of fifteen hours a week in
academic studies and gain a passing
mark in his work; no one carrying
study of college rank or having taken
such study is eligible; no cont estant
shall have played upon any profess
sional or college team; each contestant
must have entered school at the be-
ginning of the regular school year and
have been a regular attendant up to
those who qualify for and participate
in any of the following meets are
eligible Pomona, triangular meet, U.
S. c. meet for academic scholars. The
handsome prize is to be awarded at
the close of the last academic and the
awarding of the prize is to be based
upon the work of the entire school
year.
Board of Trade Banquet
AT meeting of the board of trade
held this afternoon further details for
the annual banquet were talked over,
and committee of three was ap-
pointed to secure the place of meet
ing and to arrange the final matters in
connection with the big spread.
Frank B. Boynton. w. D. Herlihy
and M. ]. McCament were the COM
mittee detailed to manage the affair.
and the hotels are being interviewed
as to the probability of the banquet
being held the Goth of this month. Rev.
Robert j, Burdette will act as toast
master.
Assessors Begin Work
This morning the work of assessing
all the real estate and personal prop
erty was begun throughout the county.
In this city the auditors department
had seven assistants ready for service
W. S. Noteworthy. o. H. Livesey,
George N. stroat. e. N. Gould, T. r.
Manning, C. F. Brown and C. L. Law
renee. These appointments will be
confirmed at tomorrows session OF the
city council and active work of assess
ing local property will be pushed.