Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-24
CRIMINAL NOTES.

For disturbing the peace by demolish-
ing sign belonging to Benjamin Leon,
the bcetblack at the Germania Beer
Hall, on Main street, on Thursday last,
Ed Rhadai was fined $15 by Police Judge
Stanton.
Giacomo Riciotti, the Italian arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Billy Hammel on Fri
day last, was released from the County
Jail, yesterday, on a bail boud in the
sum Of 500, filed in Justice Fl. r. Gray's
court at Downey.
Jack Olivas and J. D. Long were
brought in from Calabasas, yesterday,
by Deputy Constablas Vignes and Rogers.
who arrested them upon warrants charg-
ing them with malicious mischief. They
were taken to the County Jail.
Police Judge Stanton yesterday dis
missed the case against Jos. Ingersoll,
the book agent who was charged with
having battered Mrs. A. Ulyard few
days ago, on payment of costs by the
complainant, who acknowledged full and
entire satisfaction.
Deputy United States Marshal Buck
ingham brought in prisoner named
Thos. Oisio from La Patera in Santa Bar
bara county, yesterday, and lodged him
in the County Jail to await examination
upon charge of selling liquor to In
dians.
Constable ]. s. Donahue, of Santa
Monica, arrested a Mexican named
Lorenzo Palmas on the beach yesterday
and brought him up to the County Jail,
as he answers to the description given of
man wanted for robbery az Bakersfield,
for whose arrest q standing reward of $25
is offered.
In the Police Court yesterday afternoon
W. ]. McCauldin, the proprietor of the
natatorium on Fort street, was convicted
of battering one of his employees named
Thomas Schafer. Judge Stanton, how
ever, granted his motion for new trial
and reset the case for Wednesday next
at O'Clock p. m.
A Mexican named Pedro Mercancia
was brought up from Glendora by Con-
stable Frank Hudson, yesterday, and
lodged in the County Jail to await trial
upon charge of adultery. The woman
with whom he is accused of having CO.
habited was discharged from that in
stitution short time ago upon writ oi
habeas corpus.
Two Cinnamon, All Toy and Ah Moy,
were arrested by Officers Roberts and
Sheets. about 4 o'clock yesterday morn
ing on Niger alley. They were locked
up in the City Prison and charged with
vagrancy, and when taken before Police
Judge Stanton several hours later, they
were convicted and committed to Jail for
ten days each.
A Chinese vegetable vender named
All Won appeared before Police Judge
Stanton yesterday to answer to charge
of petty larceny preferred against him by
Marquino Modeno, who alleged that the
defendant stole plow from his yard. on
the corner of Alameda and Seventh
streets. He was ordered to appear for
trial at 10 O'Clock ON Monday morning,
bail being required in the meantime in
the sum of $400.
Frank Reed, the driver Of an express
wagon, was arrested on First street, be-
tween Spring and Main streets, yester-
day afternoon by Officer Jackson on a
warrant charging him with having bat
tered Albert Madenes on Thursday last.
He was taken to the Police Station,
where he etoutly protested his innocence,
and upon depositing $40 as security for
his appearance on Monday, be was re-
leased from custody.
Mike Ortega, one of the three boys
committed to the County Jail for va
grancy on Friday last, was again brought
up before Police Judge Stanton yester.
day. He was charged with having
stolen q cigarette-holder belonging tc
Jailer Clayton, while locked up in the
City Prison. He was convicted o.
the offense. The Court sentenced hin
to imprisonment in the County Jail fol
120 days, to take effect at the expiration
of his sentence of ninety days for va
grancy.
Officer Vignes arrested q fruitere,
named R. w. Powers, on Spring street
yesterday morning, on . warrant charg