Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
To Give Recital

To Give Recital
Students of the Boston School of
Expression and Physical training VIII
give a recital tonight in Chickerlng
hall.
Carpenter Bankrupt
w. c. Graham, carpenter of Los
Angeles, yesterday filed petition OF
bankruptcy with the clerk of the
United States district court.
Many Offenses Charged
J. w. Burris, whom the police ac-
cuse of violating the bicycle ordinances
repeatedly, was arrested last night on
East Twenty-seventh street by PATROL
man Humphreys.
Machinst Seeks Relief
II. A. Wells, q machinist of Hunting
ton Beach, asked to be relieved of his
debts in a petition filed yesterday with
the clerk of the United States district
court. His liabilities are $1202, most OF
which was incurred for lumber for his
house at Huntington Beach. His assets
consist of household goods and well
drilling outfit, all of which he claims
are exempt.
Church Entertainment Tonight
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Beth
any Presbyterian church will give an
entertainment at the church, Bellevue
avenue and Holiday street, this even
ing. The proceeds will be for the
church carpet fund. Mr.. and Mrs. e.
M. Tompkins and the Belmont Mando-
lin club. will take part in the program.
The officers of the society are: Mrs.
T. NJ. Erwin president; Mrs. j. w.
Lackey, vice-president; Mrs. ]. She'll
horn, secretary.
Postoffice to Have More Clerks
Owing to the continued and unprece-
dented increase in the quantity of mail
received at the local postoffice, the de-
partment at Washington has tele
graphed authority to Postmaster Flint
TO employ eight temporary emergency
clerks. AS the civil service eligible
list of clerks is entirely exhausted, Sc
lection of the emergency clerks will be
made from such of the eligible list of
carriers as have consented to accept
the position of clerk.
Gets Additional Sentence
After having served ninety days for
a charge of misdemeanor, B. Rodri-
gueZ, a Mexican, was arraigned before
Judge Austin yesterday morning on q
charge of having attempted to break
Jail. Last September he was seen sit
ting in one of the windows of the
prison stable tampering with a wagon
believed hat he was attempting to make
his escape. He was sentenced to serve
twenty days additional
Dies in Ambulance
While being taken from the receiving
hospital to the county hospital suffer-
ing with an acute case of alcoholism,
Modesto Serafin, an Italian laborer,
died in the ambulance yesterday morn
ing. Early in the morning he was
found on Also street in very danger
Gus condition. He told Police Surgeon
Quint that he had worked at different
jobs in this city and that he came here
from Texas two months ago. He was
single and had no relatives living.
SepuIVeda Releases Muir
Harry Muir. charged with battery
by his stepfather, Paul j. Sepulveda,
was arraigned before Judge Austin
yesterday morning for a preliminary
hearing. While this was going on, Sc
pulveda, who had preferred the charges
against his stepson, waited outside of
the central station and handed a mu-
tual friend a $40 gold piece with which
to release young Muir on bail. Later,
when the hearing was over, Muir and
Sepulveda met outside of the police
station, became reconciled and took
the same car home. Muir'S case was
set for SATURDAY. morning,