Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-17
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RloyoIIsts Fined
Twenty bioyclers we're fined in Jus
tice Chambers court yesterday on
charges of violating the bell ordinance.
Burglar Steals JeweIry
A gold watch and chain, 81 in cash
and a number Of valuable pieces of
jewelry were taken from the room of
Frank Bryson at 215 Also street
Wednesday night. The intruder gained
entrance with a skeleton key.
Held on Charge Of Burglary
George Ting, who was arrested in
Los Angeles several days ago by DE-
tective Ritch on q charge of burglary,
was held to the superior court on the
same charge by Justice Austin yester-
day. His bail was fixed at $500.
Case Dismissed
A charge of assault with intent to
kill against George Trammel, a negro,
was dismissed yesterday in Justice
Chambers court. Trammel was al
legged to have shot his brother-in-law,
Jeff RUSSELL several weeks ago during
family quarrel.
Death From Suicide
A verdict of death from suicide was
returned yesterday at an inquest held
over the remains of Morris Roths-
child, the race horse man who shot
himself at the Lexington hotel We'd
nesday morning. The remains will be
shipped east for interment.
Masher Sentenced
A sentence of thirty days in the city
Jail was imposed on Louis Goldfnkle
in Justice Chambers court yesterday
morning on a charge Of disturbing the
peace. Goldfinkle was alleged to have
insulted the wife of Officer Bartlett
on South Broadway several nights ago.
Woman's Rooms Entered
Burglars entered the rooms of Mrs
Alice Mcfarland at 213 South Grand
avenue late Wednesday night and took
$11 from a purse on a dresser in one
of the rooms. The front door of the
house and the door leading to Mrs.
McFarland's apartments were opened
with skeleton keys.
Psychic Science Lecture
Reserved seats are on sale at Bart
letts music store for the McIvor-
Tyndall lecture at Blanchard hall Sun
day afternoon. DR.. McIvor-Tyndall
has taken for the subject Of his dis
course The DEVILS Death" Music
and interesting demonstrations of
psychic phenomena will be a feature
of the lecture.
Struck by Car
Herbert Wilson, II years of age, a
Streets was struck by a car at Also
and Vignes streets early yesterday
morning and severely injured. Wilson,
who was driving his laundry wagon,
was attempting to cross the tracks in
front of a Pasadena car when the ac-
cident occurred.
Heavy Sentence Imposed
Carrie Lee, convicted of the theft
of two gold watches from North
Main street jewelry store, was SEN
fenced to $50 days in the city Jail yes
terday morning in Justice Chambers
court. The police believe the convic-
-tion of the Lee woman will put an end
to the numerous petty shop-lifting
cases now occurring in the department
stores.
For Water Congress
Letters of invitation to all associa-
tions interested in the water congress
and institute to be held in Los Angeles
March 13 have been sent out from the
chamber of commerce under the direc-
tion Of Secretary Virgins. A commit
tee is engaged in arranging the pro-
gram for the congress which will be
one of special importance to all resi-
dents of Southern California.
Vetoed Franchises
The mayor yesterday returned to the
council without his approval the three
franchises granted two weeks ago by
that body. The franchises We're to
Warren Gillelen on Sixth and Vermont
streets, A. V. Davidson on Vermont
and Tenth streets and ]. H. MCCARTHY
Indiana street. The mayor gave as his
reason for not approving the fran
chises that they were granted in con-
fiict with the recently approved char
ter amendment, which limits the life
of such privileges to twenty-one
years.