Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-08

to go unchallenged by the public press
that expects the respect of any cltlzen
who has the slightest regard for right
liberty and Justice"
Vermont Society Elects
The Vermont society of Southern
California held it's annual election last
night with the following result: }. B.
Johnson of Pasadena, president; II. n.
Woods of Pasadena, L. f. Wells of Re-
dondo. Prof. George Gates of Pomona
college, Claremont, A. p. Harwood OF
Ontario and Mrs. F. E. Rowe OF Pas-
adena, vice presidents; Dorsey G. An
drews of Pasadena, secretary, and L.
N. Collier of Pasadena treasurer. The
report of Secretary Andrews for the
wear lust past showed very encour-
aging state of affairs. He has on his
books the names of 21S paid members
Nv a vigorous campaign among YER
mont newspapers during the past rev
months Mr.. Andrews has secured the
names of 205 other Vermonters now
residents of the state of California,
fully three-fourths of whom reside
south of Santa Barbara. Communica-
tion will be established with every one
of these former residents of the Green
Mountain state and their present ad-
dresses verified. Then q printed dl-
rectory of all Vermonters in Calltornia
will be printed and furnished the mem
bers of the Vermont society. The next
meeting of the society will be held in
this city early in May ana VIII De q
"Sugaring Off" social, with plenty OF
Vermont maple syrup and good pro-
gram of speeches and music.
Paid $50 for Cruelty
j. E. Horr paid a fine of $50 in Jus
tice Congdon's court today for cruelty
to the horse he was driving last night.
Humane Officer Sherwin overlook the
man late last night near the Four
Mile house and arrested him, the mans
horse being desperately crippled and
hobbling along on three legs. Horr ad-
mitted to Justice Congdon today that
the animal was in bad shape. but that
he had driven to Hollywood with a
load and back with the empty wagon.
Hence the fine.
Hanson Escapes Jail Sentence
Young Harry Hanson, the Pomona
lad arrested for alleged thefts at La
Pintoresca hotel in North Pasadena.
entered plea of guilty this morning
in Justice Congdons court and was
sentenced to pay a fine of $50 and to
be confined for twenty days in the
county Jail The boys father appeared
III court anu btSStu I'l a. ll'ltiSs'''''''
of the sentence, as did II. l.. Pilkinson.
the PintOresCa guest who suffered
most by the boys populations. and JUS
tice Congdon suspended the jail SEN
tence The fine was paid and the boy
taken home by his father.
Crown City Notes
The local Y. NJ. C. A. will send eigh-
teen men to Riverside tomorrow after
noon to represent it at the annual state
Y. M. c. A. convention.
Gus Verbeck and J. B. Perez, Hotel
Green dishwashers who fought over
a bottle Of wine and a woman last
night, were fined $40 or ten days for
the exhibition today and will pay.
Throop won the tennis tournament
last evening from the Pasadena high
school ana carried off the Kendall &
Smith championship cup. The winning
score was but two points to the good.
The board Of directors of the Pasa-
dena hospital have arranged for the
appearance here April 81 and 2S of the
comic operetta TOY Shop" Mrs. f.
r. Hoag has consented to assume con-
troll of the business arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Gregory,
popular winter residents of the Hotel
Maryland, celebrated tonight their
fortieth wedding anniversary by the
alter party at the BelasCo to see "Old
Heidelberg" The party, thirty-fve in
number, made the trip in the parlor
car Poppy" and following the per-
formanCe enjoyed a buffet supper on
their return to the hotel.