Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-16

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Injuries rot Serious
G. Pierson, the laborer who was
struck by fire engine at Main and
First streets Tuesday night was dis
charged from the receiving hospital
yesterday morning.
Lottery Game Broken Up
Captain Auble and officer Ingram
broke up lottery game on San Pedro
street yesterday afternoon and arrest
ed Ping Wing, the celestial in charge.
Wing was released on $50 bail.
Lottery Player Fined
Chew Coon was fined $50 I'm Justice
Chambers court yesterday morning,
on charge of violating the lottery
ordinance. A complete set Of lottery
tickets was produced as evidence.
Brownson House Benefit
The reception and dance at Kramers
for the benefit of the Brownson House
Settlement association will be given on
the eve of Washington's birthday, in
stead of February 20, as announced.
Robbed at Park
A clever robbery in Ascot park was
reported to the police yesterday morn
ing by S. w. Smalley of S24 South
Broadway, who asserted that he had
been robbed Of a valuable diamond
stud.
Burglar Misses Jewels
Burglars entered the residence OF
Mrs. S. +. Hanna at $50 Ruth street,
Tuesday morning while Mrs. Hanna
was absent from home. Fifteen dol
lars was taken but number of jewels
in a case were left untouched.
Tailor Released
M. CHASER, the tailor who was ar
rested several days ago on a charge
of stealing $10O from the waist band
of a pair of trousers sent to him to be
cleaned was released yesterday after
noon and the charge against him dis
missed.
ShopIifter to Be Sentenced
Carrie Lee pleaded guilty to a charge
of petit larceny in Justice Chambers
court yesterday afternoon and will be
sentenced this morning. She was
charged with having taken two cheap
watches from a North Main street
jewellery store several weeks ago.
Band Concert Postponed
On account of the rain the concert
which was to have been given last
evening by the Ellery band at Chutes
Park was postponed until this even
ing. Tickets for Wednesday nights
concert will be honored this evening.
The same program will be played.
Negroes Fined
Frank Bell, negro, was sentenced
to ninety days in the city Jail yester-
day by Justice Chambers on charge
of fighting. Bell cut negro named
Louis Rayeley with razor on Ala
media street Tuesday night in a quar-
rel over a woman. Rayley was fined
$40.
Prisoner Dismissed
George Powers, who was arrested in
San Pedro several days ago on charge
of being implicated in the robbery Of
three persons at Main and Sixth
streets several days ago, was dismissed
because the alleged victims were un-
able to identify him. He is still under
sentence for misdemeanor.
Gamblers Fined
j. De Nandel and Thos. Miller ap-
peared in Justice Chambers court
yesterday morning to answer charge
of dealing and conducting a gambling
game. The men were arrested in the
raid of the gambling room on East
First street by Captain Auble and the
gambling squad, Saturday. The de-
PENDANTS were fined $3.50 each, which
they paid.
Bank Directory Issued
The first number of the bank direc-
tory of Los Angeles has been issued
by w. r. Ream and is from the press
of George Rice & sons. 1t is a paper
covered phamphlet of twenty-eight
pages and is the first bankers guide
that has undertaken to tell "Who is
Who" as well as what is What" 1t
contains the list of officers of every
bank in Los Angeles, besides figures
and other data concerning them.
Destitute Family
What appears to be a case of des-
titution upon the part of a deserving
family was called to the attention of
the city officials yesterday. Manuel
Villa, who lives at 1907 West Cotton
street, has been out of work for some
time, his wife is i'll and their children
are at the point of starvation. Kind
hearted neighbors gave temporary re-
lief to the family yesterday and an ap-
peal was made to Street Superinten-
dent Hanley to place Villa at work in
the street department. Food and medi-
cines will be sent to the family.