Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-12
OIL Bond Sold

CHUTES-COncert and Zoo.
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OIL Bond Sold
On the Los Angeles Stock exchange
yesterday one Association Oil company
bond was sold at S51k.
"sultan of SuIu"
The Ade-Wathall musical satire. the
Sultan of sulu," will begin short
session of merriment at the Mason
opera house tonight
"1f We're King"
Bertha Kunz Baker of New York
last evening entertained an audience
at Cumnock hall with a reading of
Justin McCarthys romantic drama,
"If Were King"
Violates Liquor Ordinance
w. Ettinger, drug clerk, was fined
$40 in Justice Austin's court yesterday
morning, charged with violating the
liquor ordinance. Ettlnger was ac-
cused Of having sold liquor to several
acquaintances.
Charge Dismissed
the jury having twice disagreed in
the case of Curtis Kimball, charged
with robbery Deputy District Attorney
McComas yesterday moved that the
defendant be discharged, which was
accordingly done.
Carpenter Fined
w. M. Johnson, carpenter, was
fined $40 and sentenced to six months
I, i,tI A-fA
Chambers court on two separate
charges of battery preferred against
him by August and Louisa Benson.
Fire From Gasoline
A small blaze from the explosion of
a gasoline stove at Boyd and Los An
geles streets yesterday morning dam
aged the residence to the extent of $150
and the furnishings $3.50. The house
was owned by John Hooper and occu-
pied by John Jenkins.
Horse Stealing Charged
Hal Comstock, charged with being a
horse thief, was yesterday arraigned
before Justice Young in the township
court on three counts. After a lengthy
examination the defendant was held to
answer on two of the counts. Bail
was fixed at $1,000 in each case.
Fined for Vaerancy
John Pullian, a negro, was fined $50
in Judge Austin's court yesterday
morning on a charge of vagrancy The
prosecution of Pullian was another
step in the arrest of loungers at the
negro clubs. The fine was stayed upon
promise of good behavior and the man
will be looked after by officer Glenn.
Tourist Becomes III
A. II. Whims, traveller, was taken
from car in the Santa Fe yards yes
terday morning and sent to the re-
ceiving hospital for medical treat
ment He was later sent to the train
and departed yesterday afternoon. w.
Beck and w. Clarence also applied at
the hospital yesterday morning for
treatment of slight cuts and bruises
Requiem Mass Postponed
The requiem mass for the repose of
the soul of the late Patrick Conaty,
father of Bishop Conaty, which was
announced to be held today at the |
Church of the Blessed Sacrament, |
Hollywood, will not be held until next
Thursday, on account of the octave of
the feast of the Epiphany. Bishop |
Conaty will be present at the service |
The requiem will be sung by a choir |
of priests.
Hospital Directors
At the annual meeting of members |
of the hospital of the Good Samaritan,
held Tuesday afternoon, the following
were elected as members of the board |
of directors: The Rt. Rev. Joseph H. |
Johnson, d. D.; The Very Rev. ]. ]. |
Wilkins, d. D.; Mrs. C. j. Fox, Mrs j. |
H. Johnson. Mrs. M. S. Severance, Mrs.
B. M. Wotkyns Mrs. w. L. Wills, Miss
e. C. Mccullough, Miss Mary b. Ell
lott, Count Won Schmidt, Gregory Per-
kins, jr.
Y. m. C. A. Election
At the annual business meeting of
the Y. M. G. A, Tuesday night a num-
ber of the officers who have been con-
nected with the organization for years
resigned positions of trust. The new
officers are all prominent and trusted
business men. The following board of
directors was elected; Arthur Let's,
F. Fl. Rindge, A. B. Cass, A. p. FIem-
ing. w. S. Bartlett w. e. McVay,
Gail Borden, Gregory Perkins, d. X.
Edwards, e. P. Clark, A. j. Wallace.
Fellowship Meeting
The Young Mems Club of the Los
Angeles Fellowship (Benjamin Fay
Mills, permanent minister) will meet
for the first time in its large hall, 337
South Hill street, this evening. In ad-
dition to the routine business there
will be a debate on the subject: "Re-
solved, That Capital Punishment
Should Be Abolished" followed by an
open discussion. All young men,
whether members or not are cordially
invited to be present at 7:45 o'clock.