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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
INTERPRETATIONS

Frederick Water ompany-Directors,
c. ]. Frederick, Joseph Richardson and
j. w. Fink. Capital stock, $4,000; all
subscribed.
Tagus Ranch ompany-Directors, w.
c. Petchner, M. G. Fogg, a. I. Dewey,
Nathan Cole and e. S. Field. Capital
stock, 5000, 600; $500 subscribed.
Pasadena Automobile company-Di-
rectors, d. r. Robertson, F. p. Harris
and r. P. Congdon. Capital stock, $25,-
Q00 $50 subscribed.
Beaverwyick Land company-Direc-
tors, sgd T. Smith, Sol Davis, Alfred w.
Allen, w. d. Blatner and e. a. Larson.
Capital stock, $4,000; $25 subscribed.
Cadiz Marble & Mining company-Di-
rectors, c. S. Miles, R. p. Smith, D. Fl.
Imler, d. w. Blakeslee and ]. w.
Blakeslee. Capital stock, $50O,O0O; $500
subscribed.
Barnwell & Searchlight Railway COM
pany-Directors, A. G. Wells, W. H.
Brewer, G. A. Davidson, I. L. Hubbard
and G. Holterhoff. jr. Capital stock,
$500,000 amount subscribed, $2S,00O.
Lew-Claire Mining & Milling COM
pany-Directors, James Carlisle, Lewis
c. Carlisle, S. II. Dewitt, E. w. Ball
and A w. Dewitt. Capital stock, $780,
O00 all of which has been subscribed.
Pittsburg Placer Mining & Milling
company Directors, David r, Tor
rance, II. w, Strickler, j. F. Allen,
George H. Thomas and James H. Gull
len. Capital stock, $250,0O0; $25 sub
scribed.
Rogue River Mining & Developing
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ]. A. Fazenda, E.
w. Grannis, r. E. Gilbert, e. S. Potter,
w. e. Kitzman, Charles Allen and E. j.
Pnrteous CAPITAL stock $500 600. S140
subscribed.
Alamitos Bay Improvement company
Directors, Charles Stansbury, w A.
Bonynge. c. N. Flint, c.. H. Toll, S. A
Butler, r. r. Strong, Robert Marsh,
George w. Dickinson and Warren Gill
lelen. Capital stock, 100000; 5000 SUBJ
scribed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
COWBOY CARRIES A CANNON
Bronco Buster Who Says He Couldn't
Conceal His Revolver Meekly
Pays a Fine

Harry Westfall, a typical cowboy and
q member of the bronco busting outfit
at Fiesta park was in Justice Cham
bers' court yesterday afternoon,
charged with carrying concealed
weapons.
The expert tanner of vicious horses
made a unique plea.
certainly did not carry any concealed
weapons. How can one conceal a gun
like mine?"
The bailiff was asked to exhibit the
gun to the judicial eye of the court
and it proved to be giant affair about
two feet long.
"There, you see, your honor" ex-
claimed the cowboy triumphantly,
that I could not conceal a shooting
iron like that. Anybody could see that
gun hanging down from my hip"
Westfall said that in company with a
few friends he started out to visit the
tenderloin. He might have taken a
few drinks of nose paint, but just
enough to produce a mild sort of joy.
He carried the gun with no sinister
motives.
The police officers said that when
they saw the bunch headed through the
tenderloin vivid memories of early days
when cowboys "shot up" saloons rose
before their eyes and it was with some
difficulty that they summoned up suf-
ficient courage to aproacn the WIG
crew.
Westfall waited for his sentence very
meellly and received fine of $40.
"The fun / had last night was worth
SO" said the horse tanner as he left
the court room. He also stated that he
would leave his firearms at home when
next he toured the tenderloin.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
YOUNG BRIDE SEEKS DIVORCE
Woman Who Married C. L. Hoffman
Says She Was Deceived
hv Man

According to the friends of Mrs. c.
L. Hoffman, the young bride who made
so strong a fight to prevent Missouri
officers from extraditing her husband
last January, is now seeking a divorce.
1t is asserted that the love of the
young wife cooled after learning GER
tain things about the man she married
on five days acquaintance. She is
quoted as saying: "When this man
married me he did so under false pre-
lenses, claiming that his name was Lee.
1 shall try to secure a divorce"
Mrs. Hoffman was in the city yester-
day and received a letter from her hus-
band saying that rather than lose her
he would wade through blood Mrs.
Hoffman, who was somewhat perturbed
by this letter, has left for nearby
suburban town.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
Give a House Warming

Miss Winifred M. Bathey gave a
house warming recently at her new
home in South Hollywood. The veranda
was decorated with Japanese lanterns
and the dining room was attractively
decorated with smilaX and orange
blossoms. The evening was devoted
to music, games and dancing. The
place cards bore the names of Mrs.
Bathey Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Profess
sor Lunt and Mr.. Waddingham, the
Misses Austin, Pickering and King of
Pasadena, the Misses Grossman and
Getchell of Glendale, Misses Van Pat
ten, Ward, Dickinson, Aldrich, Ranny,
Harvey, Wernigk, Romick, Peterson,
Hartsell, Beuchter Lillian Beuchter
Bathey and Edith l.. Bathey, Drs Mich
olson and Freitas Messrs. Goode,
Claussnius, Welker, Brown, Aiken, Aid
rich Ranny, Atkins, Van Patten, Pro-
fessor Ward, Wernigk, Herbert r..
Bathey and Mr.. Bathey.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
Pioneer Society Meeting

The Pioneer association Will meet To-
night at Caledonia hall, Spring street,
at the usual hour.
Is a Proud Parent
The many friends of II. H. Wallace
of 222 North Fremont avenue are con
graduating him on the advent Oh MS
bouncing young son, Theodore Wieseh-
danger Wallace.
Fined for Speeding
Edward Archer and Charles Diehl of
Pasadena were fined $40 each yesterday
in the police court for violating the
speed ordinance. A. G. Johnson, an
other alleged automobile speeder, was
arrested Sunday and will be tried today
Three Sentenced
Ashton p. Ashton, G. G. Crout and
John Schneider, convicted OF morse
stealing, were sentenced respectively 10
five, three and two years imprisonment
in San Quentin prison yesterday py
Judge Smith in department one of the
superior court.
Cigarette Starts Fire
A cigarette carelessly thrown on an
awning caused fire at Ill East fIiti
street at an early hour yesterday. But
for the quick work on the part OF the
department there might have been u
serious loss The place was occupied
by M. Takekana.
SaIesman's Mishap
C. e. Osborne, tea and coffee sales
man, fell from his carriage at seventh
and Los Angeles streets yesterday aod
sustained painful bruises and lacefa-
tions. He was taken to the receiving
hospital and conveyed to his home, l407
East Fifty-siXth street.
Police Break Door
A fight in a room at Also and Ala
media streets yesterday was not quelled
until two husky policemen broke down
the door and arrested everybody in
sight. Those arrested were Ernest kel-
Ter. Louise MARITIME and M. Dardinere.
The three will tell their story to Justice
Chambers this morning.
Refuses Aid of Friends
Mrs Margaret Mallery, a former
guest at Hotel Lincoln, was sent TO the
county hospital yesterday as charlty
patient. She was comfortably well Off
at one time, but now has no money
and refuses assistance from friends.
She is suffering from nervous break
down and is thought to be slightly
deranged.
Youth Found Unconscious
H. l.. Marshall was found in an UNI
conscious condition in shed at the
rear of the home of NJ. Latham, near
Tenth street on Park View avenue yes
terday afternoon. Special Officer Foster
was called and attempted to arouse
the young man. but was unable. lie
was sent to the receiving hospital.
There the young man declared that he
had been drinking and had taken no
poison.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
YOUNG MEN INSPIRE
THE OLDER ELEMENT 7
GRATIFYING RETURNS IN THE
Y. M. C. A. CANVASS
Citizens Committee of One Hundred
Will Meet at Noon Today to Re-
port Results From the Business
Interests

The executive committee of the
Young Mems Christian association has
called a meeting of the members of the
citizens committee for noon today at
Christopher's Broadway restaurant.
This citizens committee is composed
of 100 members, working under the di-
rection of twenty chairmen, and has
been organized to canvass the business
interests of Los Angeles for funds for
the new Y. M. c. A. building.
At the meeting called for today not
only the chairmen but the members of
their respective subcommittee are to
be present. The field will be thor
oughly gone over.
The fund for the new building must
be raised within the next four weeks,
or by May 1, and this means that hard
work will have to be done. The field,
however has been carefully mapped
out and there is no doubt that with
the energetic men composing the COM
mlttee at the head of affairs, it will
be thoroughly covered in the allotted
time. A large sum already has been
pledged, but much more is needed.
Members Set Pace
The members of the association have
set the pace for the citizens. In one
week the membership committee raised
scribed by 235 members, or one-seventh
Of the total membership of the asso-
citation. The enthusiasm of these young
men in this matter is proving con-
tagious, and those at the head of this
movement have been inspired to still
greater efforts as a result of the re-
ports which have come from this
source.
The membership committee will con-
tinue the work of canvassing the MEM
bers for funds and then will turn its
attention to the young men of the city
who are not now members. They feel
that as the work of the Young Mems
Christian association is wholly in be-
half of the young men of the city, ev-
cry young man should take an inter-
est in the organization.
The aim of the membership commit
tee now is to raise $50,0O0 from the
young men of the city. 1t is the de-
sire that when the corner stone of the
new building is laid there shall be
placed in it a paper which will show
that the young men have appreciated
the efforts in their behalf to the eX-
tent that they have contributed one
seventh of the funds.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
ANTELOPE CASE
ENDS IN DEFEAT
DUNTLEY, LIKE PREDECESSOR,
is ACQUITTED
Alleged Leader of Cattle Thieves
Clears Himself, but Third
Member Is to Be
Tried

After having worked more than six
months in an effort to secure evidence
against Silas S. Duntley, alleged leader
of gang of cattle thieves of the Ante
lope valley, representatives of the dis
trict attorneys office We're yesterday
forced to admit defeat through the
medium of unwilling witnesses, and
before the larceny charge against young
Duntley had been heard the prosecu-
tion moved for dismissal of the case.
Duntley was the second of the alleged
cattle thieves to be tried, and the trial
of George Caldwell the alleged third
member of the gang, is the last to
come.
The cattle stealing in the valley COM
menced about two years ago when the
ranchmen began to miss their cattle ut
the roundup periods. According to the
statements of the stockmen they were
unable to tell just how or when their
cattle were taken. but when the cattle
were herded to the corrals during the
summer the owners noted that many
head were missing and as no skeletons
were found in the valley the ranchmen
began to organize against cattle
thieves.
Whose Steer?
Silas Duntley, a young ranchman of
the valley, was one of the first men to
be arrested on suspicion. Deputy
Sheriff Bert Franklin brought him to
Los Angeles on a charge of having
stolen a steer. changed the brand on
the animal and brought it to Los An
geles. where he was alleged to have
sold it.
d. f. Dominick at the time of the
theft stated positively that the steer
sold by Duntley in Los Angeles was his
steer. He made the statement at the
preliminary examination, and the hide
of the animal was salted and saved for
the trial.
When the original trial began Attor-
neys Rogers and Brown, for the de-
fendant, withdrew and Attorneys Appel
and Davis were substituted.
Yesterday the trial was continued
and the evidence for the prosecution
proved slow. Witnesses seemed to be
a little forgetful and their memories
on certain vital points in the trial failed
them.
Star Witness Disappoints
But the surprise of the day came
when Dominicl, the prosecuting wit
ness and alleged owner of the steer,
was called to the stand. The man gave
his testimony in a halting manner and
seemed to take but little interest in the
proceedings.
Finally, after much coaxing, he said
that he thought the steer alleged to
have been sold in Los Angeles by
Duntley was his steer, but that he
could not be positive. The same ques-
tion was asked several times and the
prosecution attempted to refresh Dom
inicks memory.
Finally the witness stated positively
that he did not know whether the ami
nal had belonged to him or not.
The prosecution then moved for dis
missal of the case and Duntley was
allowed to go free.
Several weeks ago Russell B. Burns
of Herald station was tried on a SINH
lar charge and acquitted.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
FIESTA-SHRINER MANAGERS
OPPOSE SPECIAL DISPLAYS
PREFER TO SHOW LOS ANGELES
JUST AS SHE Els
This Refers to the Item of lIlumina=
tions-The Committee Feels That
There Is No Need for Extra
Lighting

1t has come to the knowledge of the
executive committees of the Fiesta that
certain parties are now going to mer-
chants with printed contracts and try
ing to have them sign up for electrical
displays in front of business houses. 1t
is their plan to erect banners, furnish
surplus lights and generally decorate.
This kind of decoration is not de-
sired by the executive committee Is
the official announcement just given
out Had it been considered the thing
wanted the committee would have ar
ranged to have 1t done and pay for the
same -out of the funds provided for the
decorative purposes, and the nerchants
would not be called on to pay for it.
TT is the intention Of the committees
to have the contribution made by the
merchants for the support of the Fiesta
and entertainment of the Shriners cover
all the expense and to not have a sec
ond call made on them for expenses.
Tor that reason the merchants are re-
quested not to sign any contracts for
extra electrical decoration. In the first
place the prices charged by the parties
now going around are eXorbitant and
should not be paid even should it be
desired to have the extra illumination.
'It is thought by those having the
Fiesta in charge that to have the streets
left as they are every night, showing
the artistic way in which they are
lighted and the brilliancy shown Is just
what will give the visitors the proper
impression and they will return home
feeling that Los Angeles is the best
and most brilliantly lighted city in the
country"
For the entertainment of the Imperial
Council officers and their families,
Chairman Hines has arranged the de-
tails looking to their arrival, and from
the minute the party arrives until 1t
again leaves the city. members of this
committee will be on hand to look
after them.
The Alexandria hotel has been desig-
rated as the official headquarters and
Chairman Hines has engaged four
floors, including MeZzanine floor for the
accommodation of the. Imperial Coun-
ell officers and their families. Each
member of the party has been assigned
rooms and knows now just what num-
ber is to be awarded to him, and when
the train bearing the party reaches the
depot, it will be met by the committee
with conveyances and taken to the
Alexandria hotel. Baggage, especially
that of the women of the party will be
checked directly to the hotel and will
bear colored poster that designates
it as belonging to a member of the
Imperial Council. and it will be looked
after at once The committee having
son. w. r. r. Arnold and Ralph G..
Skiilen. There is no doubt that the
Imperial Council members will find so
much offered in the way of pleasure
that they will be ready to leave for
home when the weeks pleasure is over
and will rest for several days after
reaching home.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
AUTO STRIKES CHICAGOAN
Tourist Is Badly Bruised in an Ac'
cident at First and
RroadwaV
Broadway

Z. c. Townsend. a tourist from Chi
cago, was struck by an automobile at
First and Broadway yesterday about
/ o'clock and the victim was taken to
the receiving hospital to have his in
juries treated. He was bruised and
badly shaken up and cut his hand
through the breaking of one of the
automobile lamps
The car was owned by J. Brunton,
and at the time was driven by II. Ben
nison.
A complaint issued from the prose-
cutting attorneys office against Benni-
son for fast and reckless driving. He
was released on bail, pending arraign-
ment in the police court.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
FORMER WIFE is OBSTACLE
Mrs. Faulkner Says Her Husband
Was Not Legally Free
TO Wed

Mrs. Ethel NJ. Faulkner yesterday
filed petition for annulment of marriage
against Alfred Faulkner in the superior
court.
The ground alleged was that Faulkner
had never secured a divorce from ms
former wife,
The couple married in Los Angeles,
March 27, 1905.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03

hand painted plate and an opera bag
were given.
There were present Mesdames M: r.
Snyder, George Stopper, Louise NUT
ply, T. j. Stephens, d. r. Brown, W.
II. Jeffries, II. Beckwith, a. j. CopP' d.
G.. Carr, w. NJ. Dixon, Thomas Hughes
C. S. Klous, G. II. Mathay, j. b. Myers
Octavius Morgan, C. w. Sylvester, M.
x. Suber, w. II. Wagner. Miss Clara
French and Miss Ida LIE Noir.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
Bell Boy Gets Promotion

Ralph Hetlich, who has been en-
ployed as bellboy at the Hotel Alex
andria since it opened here, resigned
last night to become assistant sample
man for Ellis Fisher, a well-known
New York commercial traveller. The
Hotel Alexandria management has
held Hetlich in the highest esteem.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
Honor Miss CraWIey

Miss Constance Crawley is the house
guest of Mrs. f. r. Frost of 1011 West
Twenty-third street. Sunday evening
she was honored guest at an informal
tea, given by Miss Olive Percival at her
bungalow studio on the -Garvanza ar
royo. Miss Crawley. who will open an
engagement here April 20 in Shakes
perian plays, will be greeted with great
enthusiasm, for all remember the sue
cess she had while here last season.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
ARRAIGN SAN FRANCISCO TRIO
Buralarizing a Store is Charge That
Confronts Three Young
Men

Stanley Raiford, Robert Stephenson
and James Dick of San Francisco, all
under the age of is years, were ar
raigned before Justice Pierce of the
township court yesterday ON charge
OF burglary.
1t is alleged that the boys entered a
store owned by Il. w. Hopperstead on
March 16 and took several small ar
ticles Of wearing apparel.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03

The Southgate Card club entertained
with a card party yesterday afternoon
in Southgate hall. Miss Hazel La
Touche and Miss Florence May Plum
stead presented a program of reading
and music. The hostesses were Mes
danes Edward Binz and M. A. Rowe.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
Pine Forest Whist Club

Whist club met yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. A. Gray, 1882 South
Alvarado street. The parlors were arr
tistically decorated with pink carnations
and pink sweet peas, while scarlet car
nations attractively combined with
ferns frightened up the dining room
The score cards were symbolic of
Easter and pretty prizes, including q
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
Go Around Kite Shape

Miss Norton of 914 Beacon avenue
entertained yesterday with a delightful
all-day trip on the kite-shaped track
Thirty-flve guests enjoyed the affair.
Part of the afternoon was spent at
Riverside and luncheon was served at
Hotel Genwood of that city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
Alabama Flood Dangerous
PY Associated Press.

MOBILE. Ala, April 3.--Steamboats
have abandoned service for $50 miles
above Mobile owing to the flood, which
is one of the worst ever experienced in
this section. Cattle are starving, while
farmers are rapidly exhausting their
supplies.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
Club Plans a Concert

The choral class of the Wednesday
Morning club will give a concert March
23 in Symphony hall under the direction
of Madame Marian Gerden.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03

Free music will be furnished for pri-
vate house parties, lawn or tea parties
department of The Herald. An, expert
operator with one of The Herald Talks
O-Phones. including a select llne OF on
up to-date music and songs, Will pc
supplied for any occasion in any part
of the city absolutely free OF charge
All that is necessary Is to give ample
notice OF date required
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
Enoaoement Is Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Kee of 1868
Pennsylvania avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Olive
Kee, to Henry H. A. Van Derck of Ell
Paso, Tex. June is the month set for
the Wedding
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
Mrs. Cole Will Entertain

The members of Eschscholtzia chap
ter Daugters OF the American Revo-
luton, will be entertained this after
noon by Mrs. Nathan Cole, jr., of 4Ol2
Pasadena avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
Entertained at Dinner

A party of Los Angeles people We're
entertained last evening at dinner by
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Musser of Musca-
tine Iowa, who at present are guests
at Hotel Raymond.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
Easter Cards

Appropriate cards for Easter greet
ings. Our dainty new candle shades in
colored silks and tissue paper will add
much to the home. Sanborn, Vail &
Co, 357 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
Will Celebrate Club Anniversary

The Cosmos club will hold it's regular
meeting April IA, which will be the
second anniversary of the club, and also
reciprocity day. The influence of the
theater for good or evil will be dis
cussed and Miss Winnie Grace Roper
will sing.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the ex-
hibit OF California products at the
Chamber of Commerce building, on
Broadway, between First and SECOND
given on all subjects pertaining to this
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qutnine Tab
let's Druggists refund money II 1t falls
70 cure, ID. w. GROVES signature is
on each box. 25c
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03

The Herald will pay $40 in cash to
lead to the arrest and conviction OF any
person caught stealing copies OF me
Herald from the premises of our pa
irons, THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

MIST. office 4Ss South Hill street
Mist for contagious blood poison.
MIST cures Rheumatism. Infalllble.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03

~ you want 90 20 east, q. Haydock.
AGENT Illinois Centre' = r., 2SS s. Spring
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03

Homeless children received and placed
in homes for adoption. Apply Rev o.
" Rice, superintendent Childrens
Home society. 334 Bradbury building,
Los Angelea
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-03
Gives Skatina Party
Entertain at Card Party

Miss Nora Allen entertained with q
skating party yesterday afternoon.