Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-29
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LiVeryman Fined
N. B. Morse, a livery stable keeper
was yesterday fined $40 in Justice
Chambers court for hiring out horses
unfit for work.
Missionary viii Speak
Mrs. Emily c. Wheeler, returned mis-
sionary from Turkey, will speak this
evening at the Bethlehem institutional
church on her work among the famine
stricken children of Turkey and India
Union League Dinner
The Union League club will dine SAT-
urday evening at the club house, S2'
West Second street. L. G. Gates VII
make an address. This dinner is the
first of a series to be given during the
winter.
Lay Association to Meet
The lay association of the Methodist
conference of Southern California vii
meet in the Sunday school room of the
First Congregational church on Hope
street, between Eighth and Ninth, al
1O3O o'clock this morning.
Chinese is Accused
Wong Sing, a Chinese charged with
having fraudulently impersonated Ton
Sing and with having used the certit1-
cate of registration belonging to Ton
Sing, appeared yesterday afternoon be-
fore Judge Wellborn of the Unitec
States district court.
Sold at an Advance
II. Frank has sold to Meyer Lissner
through w. B. Merwin & Co., the un'
improved lot 59x100 feet on the south
east corner of Hill and Ninth streets
for $1S5, 900. About a month ago the
Hamburger Realty and Trust company
sold the lot to Mr.. Frank for $125,O00.
Band Arrives Today
Manfredo Chiaffarelli and his bano
of fifty men will arrive from the nortf
today. Chiaffarellis tour across the
western part of the United States has
been accomplished in less than week
as he stopped only long enough for one
or two concerts, proceeding directly tt
Los Angeles.
Four Boys Arrested
Charles Darling, Fred Foster anc
Joseph Ryall were arrested yesterday
morning by officers Smith and DiXor
on a charge of having stolen four b1'
cycles, which they sold to Russians or
Amelia street for 81 each. AS they are
all young lads, they were sent to the
detention home, pending the hearing Of
the charge of grand larceny entered
against them.
Murphy Meeting Sunday
Francis Murphy, the veteran gospe
temperance apostle, will commence his
fall series of meetings next Sunda!
evening in Blanchard hall. Arthur
Let's will act as chairman. j. w
Eccleston and Charles Lamb will have
charge of the musical program. 1t Is
expected a large number of people viii
be present to greet Mr.. Murphy aftel
his long and serious illness.
Sentenced for Extortion
Nick Galindo yesterday was given
sentence of $50 or fifty days in Justice
Austin's court for his part in extortine
money from a Chinese woman on San
chez street in company with F. F
Musante, a 17-year-old lad, who ex
hibited to her an officers badge thai
he had no right to wear. The evidence
showed that the woman had given VI
So, which Galindo appropriated.
Charged With Assault
Olef CLANS yesterday afternoon IL
Justice Chambers court was bounf
over to the superior court under $10OC
bail on charge of having assaulted
Stanford D. Wilson, a fellow employt
at the Stansbury grading camp or
Temple street. He was booked on {
charge of assault with a deadly weapor
on September &C.. The evidence showed
that while drunk he had for trivia
cause attacked Wilson with jack
knife, cutting him on the side of the
head and inficting a wound three
inches long on his arm.
Modernize Plaza
picturesque SoHoTdloWH 10 W Nv
robbed of some more of the few re
naming adobe buildings if the plans
for extending Sunset boulevard are car
ried out. These plans are now contem
plated by an improvement association
and official steps are being taken tC
bring it about. The old mission church
property on the Plaza will lose abou
twenty feet of the old adobe building
that is used as a rectory by the priests
and the other buildings on the propert!
will be Americanized with electric
lights, modern plumbing and similar
features.