Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-01
Fsrrabee Is ArraIaned

Fsrrabee Is ArraIgned
Tom Farrabee accused Of robbing the
postoffice at Colegrove of $Sl5 yester-
dav noon, was arraigned peIore SVi,i S.als
missioner Van Dyke or tne iil.es I',e =
state circuit court and his bond was
dxed at S25o0. He will have his pre-
lminarv hearing before Commissioner
van Dyke on Tuesday, NOV o.
No Ball for Lopez
Ell Lopez, charged with the murder
OF Pedro Ontiveras, who was shot IN
the Hoffman house, on North MAN
street oct. 20 was arralgned before
Judge Chambers yesterday. Lopez
pleaded not guilty, After trial
which lasted eli day he was bound over
to the superior court without pail
Want Railroad Franchise
Application was filed yesterday with
the county board of supervisors by ~.
NJ Chapman and four others Tor an
electric railroad franchise. The pro-
posed road Is to extend from the West W
ern boundary of the city from twenty
sixth ana Vermont streets, over sixth
street to Rosedale avenue or Norman
die, q distance OF half mile
Fast Drivers Arrested
wholesale arrests for fast driving
through the Broadway tunnel were
made early yesterday morning by OH
GERS O'Brien and Hosick. Ten were ar
rested within fifteen minutes and taken
to the police station. All were bailed out
on as each Later in the day they ap-
peaFed before Judge Rose and We're
sentenced to a fine of 3d. with warm
ingj that If the offenses are repeated
the fine will be materially increased.
Mrs. Collins Gets $1,000
Mrs. Nettie Collins widow Of Police
I rrt ftAfI trylnn
S, was allowed $1,000 in lump sum
yesterday by the police pension FUND
commission. officer Collins had been
member of the police force since Jan.
l, 1887, having Joined at the same time
that Acting Chief Auble began his SER
vice for the city. The acting chet
paid tribute to the memory of the de-
ceased OFFICER when the case came up
FOR consideration.
Gasoline Stoves Explode
Explosions OF gasoline stoves caused
fires at the home of Sam Lavine, 1864
South Trinity street, and B. ]. Harris,
East Thirty sixth street, shortly be-
he s O'Clock last evening. At the
vine home the fire gained good
adway before 1t was discovered, and
damage to the house and contents
hounted to $1100. One hundred and
y dollars damage was done at the
rris home.
every Case on Trial
Yearly a score of depositions were
d yesterday in Judge Bordwell's de-
tfnent of the superior court in the
e Of George Zobelein against the
Ter e. Zobelein brewery and the Mai
heirs. The case has simmered down to
HIGHT on technicalities and the only
al point left is settlement of the
nershfp OF four controlling shares Of
ek which were originally decided to
bloyes of the brewery to hold as
8rporators' property. These shares
a ySalleged by Zobelein to have been
qt8ined by improper means by the
lafer boys.
I'll Leaves for Mexico
'Hermana Rodriguez, the ffteen-year
rld Mexican girl who was enticed from
ner home in Chihuahua several months
ago and brought to Los Angeles by
her countrymen and sold into slavery
here started for home yesterday in
the care of detectives. The little girl
had a pitful story to tell when she ar
rived in Los Angeles several weeks
ago, after having escaped from her
captors. She will be escorted to Ell
Paso by the detective, who is in the
employ of Consul Antonio Lozana, and
from there she will be taken to her
home by a special Mexican guard. Her
four-year- old brother accompanied her
on her return trip.
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