Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-19
Criminal Notes.

Eight vagrants were brought into JUS
tee Taney's court yesterday and were
either fined small sums or ordered to
leave town.
Missouri Bill, from the northern part OF
the State, is said to be in town. Several
members of the police force have seen
him on the streets.
All Buck, who is said to be high
binder and dangerous character, was
tried before Justice Austin yesterday on
the charge of carrying a concealed
weapon and found guilty.
A complaint was sworn out yesterday
in Justice Kings Court charging G. H.
Hayward with embezzling the sum OF
seven dollars which had been trusted to
his care by the Merchants Retail Com
mercial Agency.
George Wilson and Mamie Boyd, people
from the Alameda street district, were
brought before Justice Austin yesterday
on the charge of disturbing the peace
and were fined S. each. The woman
paid the money, but Wilson was COM
PEELED to take it out in jail.
William Mead, an insurance agent
appeared before Justice King yesterday
on charge of malicious mischief, which
was lodged against him by William Alb
bott. The latter alleges that Mead wan
tonly ran into his buggy. Mead declares
that it was an accident and entered a
plea of not guilty.
John Knott, an old man and an en-
ployee of the American Bakery, COM
planned at the police station a few days
since Of the tOughs who hang around the
bake shop on Mott alley. On Thursday
he made an attempt to drive them away,
and was set upon and severely beaten
with a club. The police will take the
matter in hand, and endeavor to get hold
of some of the gang.
i Yesterday mornings Tribune con-
tanned an article about the arrest OF the
boy thieves, stating that they were under
ten years of age and should have been
sent to the Reform School. They were
none of them younger than seventeen
and both Brown and Lee have already
served two terms with the Boys and
Girls Aid Society and are too old to be
placed in charge of that institution.
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