Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-15
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Tomorrow All Yuen will be tried for
murder in Department of the Superior
Court, Judge Shaw presiding.
Police Judge Stanton yesterday SEN
tenced Charles Watson, a "chronic"
drunkard, to imprisonment in the City
Prison for fifty days.
The Chinaman, Won Fung, who as
saulted his fellow countryman, All Sing,
on Saturday night, was fined 500 by
Police Judge Ovens yesterday.
On being convicted of vagrancy, yes
terdsy, an "old.timer'' named Pat
O'Hara was committed by Police Judge
Stanton to Imprisonment in the County
Jail for period of ninety days.
Officer Huston arrested man named
John Brunson on Main street yesterday
afternoon for disturbing the peace. He
was subsequently taken before Judge
Stanton for arraignment, and his trial
set for 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The case against Attorney w. w.
Stewart, charged with disturbing the
peace, was dismissed yesterday by
Police Judge Owens. the complainant,
bhiCs 1pC ipAAklhS W HkO0CCub0 anu
paying the Justices costs.
Ed. Leasy, alias "Santa Ana," one of
the two men who made their escape
from the chain gang while at work about
five days ago, was re-arrested yesterday
evening by Officer Harvey, on San Fer
nando street, and taken to the City
Prison to serve out the full extent of his
sentence.
Camille Fort and Jean Brunette, the
two French shepherds who quarreled
over pair of blankets on Sunday night,
appeared before Police Judge Stanton
Yesterday to answer to the charge of dis
turbing the peace. The former was fined
in the sum of $40 and his companion
paid Sc into the city treasury.
W. Huntingdon was arrested yester-
day on warrant charging him with
having battered M. M. Chase, in a sa-
loon on Main street, ON the 18th inst.
He was arraigned by City Justice Lock-
wood, and ordered to appear for trial on
the 26'h inst, bail being required in the
interim in the sum of 800.
Santiago Arguello, an ex.Deputy Con-
stable and former policeman of this city,
was yesterday arraigned by Police Judge
Owens ON the charge of battery, pre-
}ferred by Deputy Constable A. :Patter-
lson> He deposited the sum of 5000 as
bail, to ensure his appearance for trial at
10 O'Clock on Wednesday, the Esd inst.
Two brothers, named John and James
Butler, we're arrested at their residence
No. 113 Date street, last evening by
Officer Farmer on warrant charging
them withe having disturbed the peace
Of Joseph Blow on Sunday last. On do
posting bail in the sum OF $25 each on
arrival at the Police Station, they we've
released from custody.
Information was filed ip Justice Lock
woods court, yesterday, by Louis 7
Jacobs, colored politician, charging
Thos. Pearson with having made threats
to take the life of the complainant. A
warrant was issued and Pearson arrested
upon it and taken before the Justice TO
arraignment. He was placed unde
bonds in the sum of 500 to appear TO
trial on the 18Th inst.
| @. s. Sheets was fined $25 yesterda,
by City Justice Lockwood for batterin
Ching Foo, at Vernon, on the 9th o
August last. He also appeared, will
three others, before the game Justice, t
answer to the charge of disturbing th
lpeace of Mrs. Eliza Fischer, on the ST.
of August, at thesa place. The com
lplainant alleged that the four youn
men, while returning from dance a
Vernon, created a disturbance in from
of her house by SHOUTING and yellin
and throwing stones at the building
Sheets fortunately proved an alibi an
WAS discharged; but two Of his CON
panions, Clinton Stephenson and Arch