Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-04

Scott of $50 South Vernon avenue, dis
appeared at the same time. AS neither
of the two have been heard from since
the friends of the missing ones shrewd.
ly suspect that they have happened
upon a romantic elopement and the
colored circles in which the young man
and young woman move are CORE
spondingly excited.
The young woman has been working
for prominent family and it is re-
ported that beginning some days ago
she became interested in a caller, pre-
sumably young Obell, the frequent
calls being ended by the disappear
ance on Saturday evening.
The mother of the girl is much wor-
ried over the unexpected action of her
daughter.
Autoists Did Not Appear
None of the automobile drivers ar
rested last week for violating the speed
ordinance put in an appearance in the
police court this morning when their
names were called and Judge Wood
proceeded to declare the money deposits
made by the men forfeited TO the city.
The names of the men arrested were
W. II. Irvine, f. w. Sherk f. w. Lud-
man. John Doe Fiske and w. c. Car
neN. All Ol luelll ItSlNlJ III i@''' @Nilt NANS
with the exception of Carney, who is
a temporary resident of the Hotel
Green. Their deposits amount in the
a aggregate to $75 The manager of the
local branch of the sun Drug company
appeared i'm the police court during the
morning session and asked for jury
trial, intending to fight the charge that
he is guilty Of the illegal sale of liquor.
The date for the hearing will be set
tomorrow morning.
Won important Suit
Attorney Elmer 1. Moody returned
today from Williams, Ariz.. where he
has been engaged i'll an important suit
by which the Title Insurance and Trust
company of Los Angeles sought to re-
tain possession of mining claims as
signed to it some time since and valued
at something like $4,000. Mr. Moody
went to Williams Saturday and returns
with the pleasing intelligence that the
Los Angeles people have won the suit.
Prominent in Early History
Robert Milard, grandson of the man
after whom NIillard's canyon was
named and who has himself been
closely connected with Pasadena's local
history for many years, died last night
at the Pasadena hospital. He was born
on the ranch at the mouth of the cam
yon which bears the family name fifty
five years ago, and in later life has
been a great traveller. Saturday he
arrived in this city seriously i'll and
went to the hospital where he died.
None of the family now reside in Pas
adena, but he has a nephew in Los
Angeles and relatives at Whittier and
at Williams, Ariz.
Crown City Notes
Altadena had a bit of snow mixed
with this forenoon's rainfall and re-
ports from the mountains indicate that
snow fell there in greater quantities.
The manager of the Carmelita prop
erty, which by rumor has become the
property of John D. Rockefeller, Sc
cured permission from the council to-
day to construct a 100000 gallon water
tank on the property.
Continued inclement weather has in
terfered considerably with the attend
ance at the union religious meetings in
progress throughout the city, but at
the meetings already held considerable
interest was manifested.
Pasadena Elks participated tonight in
the annual installation of recently
elected officers, the floral decorations of
the lodge rooms and auditorium and
the variety and elaborateness of the
entertainment afforded being far su
perior to anything before attempted
here.
Thirty-five new members We're added
to the board of trade last night, bring
ing the membership of that active as
sociation to the highest figure of it's
history. The board attended to a num-
ber of routine matters and voted to
send a 500 cup to the Louisville, Ky,
Horse Show association for the coming
show there. Reggie Vanderbilt won
the Pasadena cup there last year.