Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-21
PASADENA RANCHER ANGRY
AT LOSS OF DOG
CoURTMARTlAL MAY FOLLOW
TyIer's Attorney Claims Militismen
Conducted Themselves In Unbe-
coming Manner-Loeal Notes
and Personals
Pasadena Agency,
114 East Colorado Street.

PASADENA, April 20.-Attorney A.
S. Van Etten has been retained by
Ranchman s. T. Tyler to prosecute
Lieutenant Bartholomew, who, it is
alleged, shot and killed Tylers fox
terrier while a squad Of miitamen
were at target practice last Sunday.
Attorney Van Etten declares that he
will produce evidence to show that
several of the militiamen deported
themselves in an unbecomng manner
in the presence of Miss Dewey, who
was out for q walk accompanied by
the pet dog of Mr.. Tyler's when the
canine was shot, and that improper
language was used in her presence.
There is some talk that higher mill
tary authorities will order court
martial to make a thorough inquiry
into the conduct of the guardsmen,
although local officials know nothing
OF such contemplated action.
Who Will Be Police Chief?
The appointment of a chief of police
hy Mayor Waterhouse, when the new
administration goes into office on May
l. is foremost in the minds of the poll
ticians just now. While the new
mayor is non-Committal on proba BILE
appointments it is believed by the
friends and hackers of the aspirants
that he has not yet decided on the
lucky man. The fact that w. S. Lacey
has disposed of his grocery business
gives rise to the rumor that he has
assurance of getting the place. Mr.
Lacey formerly held the position of
city marshal before the adoption of the
new charter
Captain w. c. Austin. present active
chief is still regarded as leading
factor in the race, and his friends
are sticking to him because of his
equal chances and qualifications for the
Place.
Tournament of Roses Election
AT the approaching meeting of the
new board of directors of the Tourna-
ment of Roses association officers are
to be elected and speculation is rife
as to who will become the executive
head of Pasadena's annual flower fete
President Daggett has not yet an
nounced his intention of resigning from
the directory but it is expected that
he will do so when the directors meet.
1t is said that the new direct ors
elected last Monday night have agreed
to support a slate made up as follows:
F. S. Allen, president: f. V. Rider or
E.. ]. Pyle, vice president; r. d. Neff
secretary.
Pasadena Brevities
Colonel w. J. Hogan and Mrs. Hogan
have departed for their home in Louis
Vile. Ky, after spending the winter
in Pasadena. Previous to their de-
parture they We're rendered a farewell
banquet at the Maryland by D. NJ.
Linnard. Others composing the fare
well party We're Mrs. r. S. Mayer. ]. B.
Iaing, d. G. Sullivan, w. b. Mershon
and c. H. White. Mr.. and Mrs. Hogan
were accompanied to the railway sta
ton by members of the dinner party
and also by Mrs Linnard, Miss Snyder
and A. C. Corbin. Colonel Hogan was
presented with diamond scarf pin by
the horse show committee
Three Little Kittens From the Land
OF Pie" will be rendered on the Ray
mond hotel grounds on the afternoon
of May 2. by the high school pupils
under the auspices of the Shakespeare
club.
The South Pasadena Womens I'm
provement association will write to An
drew Carnegie asking for donation
for public library.
Edwin Fussell and Joseph Dixon will
represent the debating society oe
Throop institute in the debate with
the Pasadena high school on May 10.
Petitions are being circulated asking
the appointment of Edwin f. Hahn as
city attorney when Mayor elect Water
house takes office.
Members of the alumni of Throop
institute will meet next Tuesday even
ing to outline plans for the coming
banquet.