Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-11
af ernoon. Michaels pleaded guilty, and
was fined SIS. Turner pleaded not

af ernoon. Michaels pleaded guilty, and
was fined SIS. Turner pleaded not
guilty, and was tried and discharged.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will have its members meeting this
evening in the First Presbyterian Church
lecture room at s o'clock. Mr.. A. G.
Baldwin, State Secretary of Iowa, and
DR.. F. A. Seymour will speak. The
President, Mr.. J. @. Byram, will az
point the committee for the year.
E. @. Peck and w. E. Peck were al
rested yesterday for violating city or.
dinance, in digging up Upper Main stree
without permit. They were fined So
each by Police Judge Stanton, but under
suspension until tn ~ should obtain a
permit from the Superintendent OF
Streets.
When member of the police force
was just about to pick up Mary Jane
Clancy, the we'll known common drunk,
from her position upon San Fernando
street sidewalk last evening, James Dor
sey ran up and pushing him at one side
demanded that the woman be let alone.
They were both taken in tow and brought
to the station.
A. Arguello was taken before Justice
Savage, yesterday, on two charges of
battery and one of refusing to give name
to Tax Collector. The battery charges
| were brought by two sisters by the name
OF Kosterlitz, and when the case came to
| trial they withdrew the complaint. In
| the matter of the other charge it was dis
| covered that Arguello was not the man
and the case was dismissed.
| Frank E. Rose, the man who is wait
.,1r, te,a for hVxr rad
to get bail yesterday, and to leave the
county jail. Mrs. III. G. Cole, of Pasa-
dena, and Frank Weber went ON the
bond. Sir. Payton, of Payton & Grant,
rose in court yesterday morning to
explain that he was no longer in the
case, but had left for reasons sufficiently
creditable to his firm.
A complaint was sworn to before Police
Judge Stanton yesterday, charging Mrs.
Boldana with disturbing the peace. Mrs.
Boldana lives at 90 East Fifth street, and
the complaining witness at 235 South Los
Angeles. Mrs. Boldano carries on a
French laundry in a house belonging tc
the complaining witness. The landlady
and tenant got into discussion, and the
tenant appears to have gotten mad and
used very harsh language to the othei
lady.
| G. w. Frederick, of West Fourth
street swore to complaint in Judge
Stanton's court yesterday, against mar
whose name he thinks is William Lud
dington, who is in the employ. of the
Gable Car Company. When Mr.. Fred.
erick was driving in a buggy with hi:
house keeper, Mrs. Cornelia Monroe,
the man of whose conduct he complain;
drove into him, smashing his buggy
and tearing his clothes and upsettine
things generally. Luddington's horse
was running away with him and it is al
lodged that he used this method of stop.
ping the horse.
Thomas Moody and John Murray, who
were charged with malicious mischief
were tried before Justice Lockwood yes
terdsy, aud found not guilty. The com.
plant called for two other persons under
the names of John Doe aud Richard Roe
In the course of the trial it came out that
two of the witnesses for the defense
Tony Smicch and George Flood, had in
all probability been guilty OF the offense
charged, which consisted in tearing down
a fence, and they were arrested. The
parties to the affair are all boys. The
Two new defendants will be tried on the
Goth inst, at 80 A. N.