The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-02-22
COURT HOUSE DRINKS.
The Antics of Two Drunks In the Big
Building.

The Antics of Two Drunks In the Big
Building.
Two DRINKS OF peculiar nature were
tried in Justice Sesman's court yester-
day. Their names were A. L. Williams
and F. 7. Angelina. They were arrested
in the county court house, where Will
lisms was in attendance as witness in
the trial of Lewis Carlisle, charged with
horse stealing. Williams went to sleep
in jude Smiths court room, and made
himself quite objectionable, so much so
that he was put out of the room. He
and his companion, Angelina, then went
down into the board of supervisory
room, where they displayed such drunk
en- antics that they were run in. Justice
Seaman found them guilty, fined An
gelino IS, and set Williams's sentence
for Thursday.
1t is likely that a complaint will be
Issued against Williams, duplicating
him in the Carlisle horse stealing case.
The crime with which the latter was
charged was stealing horse from man
named Smith at Calabasas, when he
and Williams were on their way to Ven
tura county. 1t is understood that Car
Isle claims Williams is the guilty party
in the theft. He says that Williams got
him to go with him, and said they would
steal horses and cattle as they went
along to make their expenses. He
claims that Williams told him about the
horse in question and got him to take it.
The district attorneys Office was yester-
day considering the sdvisab;lity of issu-
ing complaint against Williams before
he gets out of the city Jail.
AD,no Moi4la,J xubn rauo I;n ~ n
first at the police station as George Da-
Wis, waa. tried before Justice Seaman
yesterday afternoon for stealing an iron
picket stake, long chain and halter. He
was arrested by Officer Ditewig while
attempting to dispose of the property at
a second hand store, No. 217 Also street.
When arrested, Saturday last, he said
the outfit was his own. An owner did
not turn up for day or two, but finally
George Gaylord, who lives at $50 Short
street, identified the articles. He had
his horse stsked out Saturday with
them, and later they were gone. On the
witness stand yesterday Maitland said
he and companion found the chain,
stake and halter down by the river in a
gunny sack. Justice Seaman found him
guilty of petit larceny and will sentence
him Thursday at 80 O'Clock.
The Texas cowboys, VIM. Bowers and
r. S. Seymour, who accused Ada
Blanchard and George Palmer, two Al.
smeda-street women, of stealing $40
from them, and then failed to show up
and swear to complaint, summoned up
courage yesterday and complaint was
Issued charging the wuInon WIN grano
larceny. The vagrancy charge against
them has been continued until next
Tuesday.
There were five drunks in police court
yesterday and they were fined from 81
to $40 each, some of them being given
hoaters to enable them to pass out Of
the city. ike ri slaA5t
Two vags were tried by Justice Austin
yesterday and fred SIS each, going to
Jail in default of payment.
Charles Snyder was sent in to the
county Jail from Pomona yesterday, fol
vagrancy.
Richard Bennett, Frank johnson
Daniel Murphy and Martin Smith were
fined $40 each, for vagrancy, in police
court yesterday and sentence suspended
on condition that they leave the city.
A complaint against John Nicholson
charging him with disturbing the
peace OF celored woman named At
worth, was sworn out in Justice Sea
mans court yesterday.
Angostura Bitters should find place In ever
hnuseh old The hest for iudigeSLiQU