Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19
Warren Trial

ASCOT-Races.
Warren Trial
The preliminary examination of Prof
Horatio Warren, charged with assault.
was set for January 80 yesterday by
Justice Young in the township court.
Physician Fined 500
Charles Scavazzo, an italian drug
glst, who was convicted Tuesday of
practicing medicine without license,
was yesterday fined $1OO by Justice
Austin
Charged With Burglary
John Hudson of Wilmington was ar
rested yesterday morning charged with
ombezzlement. The charge was later
changed to burglary and he will be
araigned for examination Saturday.
Must Serve Ninety Days
John Denman, convicted of vagrancy,
was yesterday sentenced to ninety days
in the city Jail. The man claimed to
be cocaine flend and told the court
Z he had no hope of giving up his habit.
Quarrels With Landlady
Leonard Hoyt was taken to Justice
Chambers court yesterday Afternoon on
q charge of battery. 1t is alleged
that Hoyt struck his landlady while
in an alteration with her over board
bill.
Chew Yin Now Funeral
Funeral services over the remains of
Chew Yin Now, a prominent Chinese
who died suddenly in San Francisco,
will be held this afternoon at o'clock
on North Los Angeles street between
Ferguson and Marchessault
Attracted by Rings
Francisco Ruiz was taken to Justice
Chambers court yesterday on a charge
of grand larceny. Ruiz is alleged to
have stolen twenty gold rings, set with
various colored stones and valued at
500. from Charles H. Bush.
To Elect Officers
The directors of the Merchants ana
Manufacturers association will hold
meeting this afternoon for the purpose
OF electng a president, treasurer and
secretary, and for the transaction of
other business that may come up for
consideration.
Friends Save Him
.. F. Hichler yesterday pleaded guilty
t. grauI larceny before Judge Smith in
the superior court. Hichlers friends
took the case up with the district at
torney and as result of an investiga-
ton as to his previous character, Hich-
Ter was allowed to go on probation for
q periOd of two wears
A Silent Trial
r. DeClercy, a dummy, was taken to
Justice Chambers court yesterday
charged with being intoxicated. The
man was both deaf and dumb and the
trial was held without any talking,
Bailiff Hiriart serving as interpreter.
DeClercy is charged with causing a dis
turbance while drunk and will be SEN
fenced today.
Exhibits Brought Back
The last carload of Southern Califor-
nit exhibits at the st. Louis exposi-
tion has arrived and has been taken
care of by Commissioner Virgins.
The car contained a lot of miscellan-
eous goods forming a part of the dis
play. No part of the display was dam
aged by the transfer to the coast and
none of the fruit suffered on account of
the frigid weather.
Demand for Oil Stock
Many shares of Associated Oil com
pany stock found eager buyers on the
Los Angeles stock exchange yester-
day. Twenty thousand shares were
taken in one block at 30 cents a share;
1000 shares at S0A cents and 1000
shares at 30h cents; 1000 shares of Con-
tinental Oil company stock at e4A cents
a share; 100 shares of Globe Oil COM
pany stock at cents share, and 70
shares of Reed Crude oil stock at $2.25
a share.
Discuss Bonding Plan
Members of the city board of educa-
tion met yesterday afternoon as COM
,mittee of the whole to discuss the
bonding proposition that was left them
as one of the legacies of the old board,
1t was proposed to issue bonds to the
amount of $52O,OO0, the money to be
used in improvements and in furnishing
and equipping the new polytechnic high
school. No decision was reached and
the members of the board say it is not
possible to forecast the decision.
Merchant Accused
B. Spamier, merchant of the Mer-
camille place, appeared in court yes
terday morning to answer charge of
secreting money and goods with the
purpose of defrauding creditors. The
complaints were made by /. Refs and
A. Green of San Francisco, who
claimed to be partners in the Novelty
Cloak and Suit company of Los An
geles Of which Spanier was the man
ager Spanier will plead not guilty
and says that the prosecution Is an at
tempt to force him from his manage
ment.
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