The San Francisco call., 1904-03-24
TRIPLES WITH THE LAW
AND GETS INTO PRISON
10 Ootaln Revenge Woman With Whom He
had Quarreled Leslie Falkenberg Perjures Him
SELF, the Prosecution Alleges, and Is Now Defendant

said the Judge, but the evidence of
other witnesses leaves no course open
10 me other than to remand the de-
fendant TO higher court. His proved
unreliability does not disprove the
charge Of theft against her"
George T. Duffy, with the aid of sew
eral experts in building. convinced
Judge Mogan that the premises which
occupy the southwest corner of Jack
son and Broderick streets is a single
structure and therefore legally drained
by a single sewer. 1t was claimed by
the Health Board that the property
embraced three distinct and separate
buildings and should be equipped with
three distinct and separate drainage
pipes. but Mr.. Duffy's experts proved
by plans and specifications and dia-
grams and dips and spurs and angles
and other things that one drainage
pipe is as much as the law can demand.
Police Officer Beach had Douglas
Beverly and Louis Castillo before
Judge Mogan on a charge of obstruct-
ing the sidewalk by offering flowers
for sale at Market and Kearny streets.
The case was continued till next Mon
day, by which time the new flower
selling ordinance will probably have
been finally passed and signed by the
Mayor.
Thomas Jackson (colored) is accused
by Detective Whitaker of having
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stolen therefrom one watch belonging
TO the master Of the craft. and Judge
NOgan is holding Mr. Jackson until
the detective completes a chain of evil
dence against him. 1t is reported that
the night was very dark when the
" atch was stolen. and that the thief
would have escaped observation If the
tickle moon had not suddenly burst
through a cloud and exposed him.
-Four small boys entered the restau-
rant at cog Howard street and regaIed
themselves with not cakes and coffee
until they were filled to repletion, and
then. instead Of paying for what they
rad eaten, they ran away. Arthur
Cullen was the slOwest sprinter Of the
quartet. probably because he had tuck
Cd away more hot cakes than any Of
his companions, and he was captured.
Judge Mogan continued his case until
to-day, by which time one or more of
the three fugitives may be captured as
a vigilant police force is on their trail.
Winnie Toya, young and pretty. was
arrested for vagrancy on Pacific street
by Policeman JOY. but that officer
failed 10 appear TO prosecute her. and
the case was continued till to-day by
Judge Mogan. The girl seemed 10
keenly feel her humiliating position
ard kept her face concealed as much
as possible from the curious gaze OF the
loungers IN the courtroom and corri-
dors-
-Bogie" O'Donnell and John Magee
had a fstic encounter in a Mason
street restaurant and Nagee had
-BOgie" arrested for assault. The tes-
timony adduccd before Judge Ca
baniss. however about equally divided
the honors of aggression between the
complainant and the defendant and
the case was dismissed.
". G. Pope IS held in $1,000 bonds
10 answer IN the Superior Court on
the charge Of forgery. He was en-
pioyed as collector by J. f. Morris.
a money lender. and turned over to
that person what purported to be
promissory note for S27 so signed by
W. E Hustled. The note was repu-
dated by Hustled, who swore ne had
never seen Pope until he saw him as
. defendant in the court Of Judge Ca
baniss.
J. RoyIance, q manufacturer of
brass pipes. IS in a peculiar predica-
ment. In accordance with law he
spent about $500 in equipping his ma
chinery with certain appliances to
protect the health of his employees. but
they found that the safeguards OBJ
structed their work and would have
none Of them. Then a Deputy Labor
Commissioners visited the shop, noted
the absence of the appliances required
by law and had Mr. Roylance ar
rested. The case is before Judge ca.
baniss, who continued it until next
Monday.
The defendant states that he is per-
fectly willing 10 have the appliances
attached 10 his machines, else he
would not have gone to the expense
of purchasing them, and that the real
offenders in the matter are the work.
men, who decline to have their labor
hampered by them.
George Horn. charged with having
conducted a lottery at 32s Montgom-
cry street, was fined 500 by Judge
Fritz, the offense having been proven
by Officers Regan and O'ConneH. The
same policemen have a similar charge
against Ralph Sloan. who has OBJ
tanned continuance till March so.
Chin Lee, convicted of conducting a
fantan game behind barred doors in
Chinatown, was fined $3.50 by Judge
Fritz.
The Electric Way.
A trip on the California Limitedr is
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