Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-04

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State Society Meetings
The Pennsylvania State society will
meet this evening at 1854 South Spring
street. The Massachusetts society will
meet in the chamber of commerce as
sembly hall.
Held on Suspicion
Harry Bloom, young man who was
apprehended at Maud station yester-
day morning by officer Zeigler was
arraigned in Justice Roses court yes
terday afternoon on charge of carry
ing concealed weapons.
Paints Stolen
Several pounds of paints valued at
$25 were stolen from a paint shed
owned by Alex Mordfelt. contractor,
at 924 Albany street yesterday morn
ing. The paints were surface color
ings and of several shades of red and
gray.
Foot Crushed by Wagon
John Thompson, laborer 30 years
of age, living on Wills street, was
struck by a wagon on Mission road
yesterday afternoon and thrown be-
meath the wheels. He was treated at
the receiving hospital
Makes Appointment
BY an order sent out yesterday from
the office of General Manager Wells of
the San Pedro Los Angeles & Salt
Lake road, notification is made of the
appointment of f. c. Fennessey of San
francisco to the position of superin-
tendent of dining cars.
Charged With Forgery
Steve Coxey, a solicitor, was held to
the superior court on charge of
forgery in Justice Roses court yester
day morning, and his bail fixed a!
$500. 1t is charged that Coxey under
the name of Gleason forged a check
for $12 and passed it at the Alameda
saloon.
Conductor to Lead Meeting
T. j. Okelly, formerly a railroad
conductor, will speak at Volunteer hall,
12S East First street, this evening at
o'clock. Donald j. Lowell will have
charge of the music. Mrs. C. A. Kell-
away and other workers will assist
The meeting is under the auspices of
Frances Helen Fish.
Excursion to Riverside
Another half-fare excursion from Los
Angeles to Riverside> with a three
day stopover privilege will be run over
the Southern Pacific road next Thurs
day. The rate is $1.75 for the round
trip. A large party of tourists visited
Riverside and had good view of the
orange groves last week.
New Salt Lake Agent
c. C. Jewett, the newly appointed
city ticket agent for the San Pedro, |
Los Angeles & Salt Lake road, has
taken up the duties of that position.
Mr.. Jewett came to Los Angeles from
Kansas City. where until his resigna-
ton week ago be was assistant city
ticket agent for the Missouri Pacific.
Thirty-five QuaiIs Found
Jacob Fieber of the Palace cafe was
fined $50 by Justice Rose yesterday, |
on charge of violating the game
law. The charge was brought by Fish |
Commissioner Pritchard, who found
the birds in cold storage at the cafe.
Fieber claimed that the birds were be-
ing kept over season but paid his
fine.
Improvement Association
The next meeting of the Fort Hill
Park Improvement association will be
held at the residence of w. D. Bridges,
446 North Grand avenue. this evening.
The boundaries of this association are
Beaudry avenue. College, Main and
Court streets. All residents or prop
erty holders within this district who
are interested in its improvement are
invited to be present.
"Hlind Pigs" Must Go
Charles Roberts, waiter in Otto's res
taurant on Downey avenue, was fined
s5 by Justice Rose yesterday morning
ON charge of violating the liquor
ordinance. The proprietor of the res
taurant testified he had given his man
orders not to sell the liquor but the
bottle of beer and the accompanying
glass which appeared as evidence
showed the disobedience of the waiter.
Hospital Board Meets
The annual meeting of the Children's
association was held yester-
day afternoon at the hospital build
Ing ON Castelar, street. Reports of COM
mittees relating to the years work
were given and the matron gave de-
tailed account of all the cases treated.
The board of directors elected includes
Mrs N. b. Blackstone, Mrs. Il. c. Car
penter. Mrs. A. G. Wells, Mrs. Dan
Mrs. William Johnston. Mrs
veile and Mrs. stephen Dorsey. The
officers of the board will be elected at
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