Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-11
CHINESE CAUGHT
CROSSING LINE
ARE ARRESTED ON WAY FROM
LOWER CALIFORNIA
San Diego Visited by Burglary Epi-
deme, but the Operations Thus
Far Meet With No
Success


SAN DIEGO, April 10.-Immigration
Inspectors John Canfeld and W. F..
Agard last evening landed at the
county Jail Eve Chinese who had just
crossed the line from Lower California
about midnight of the preceding night.
The five had been at Alamo In Lower
California, looking for work which did
not exist there. The inspectors had
been watching them since last Thurs
day. When arrested they claimed that
they were on their way to Ensenada
but mad become lost. The inspectors,
however, happened to know that the
this side Of the line and that he had
been frightened and did not meet them
They will have hearing tomorrow
A force of would-be burglars Is work.
ing in the residence portion of the city
though without much success so far,
No less than five attempts at burglary
have been reported during the past
three nights, but in only one case did
the thieves get into the house and
there they secured nothing.
Victor L. Shaw, who has been rec
ognized as a possible appontee to the
appellate bench, has received one of
the characteristic notes of Governor
Pardees, saying that it will not be pos
sible for the governor to appoint him,
although he would like very much to
do so. rhe appointments have been
long delayed, but it is now expected
that they will be made this month, as
the terms of office of the present court
commissioners, who are doing the work
of the appellate judges, will expire
during April.
Extensive preparations are being
made at the State Normal school for
the forthcoming observation of dedca-
tion day on May l. DIR. Millspaugh of
the Los Angeles Normal school has
been invited to deliver the principal
address
Superintendent II. J. Baldwin has
announced his provisional program for
the teachers institute which is to be
held next week. The institute will be-
gin on Monday afternoon and continue
until Friday. The principal addresses
or lectures will be by Professor David
S. Snedden of the educational depart
ment of the Leland Stanford, Jr.,
university; Miss M. Henderson of San
Francisco, who is an expert on manual
training for very young pupils; Mark
Keppel, county superintendent of
schools in Los Angeles county; Miss
Agnes Elliott of the Los Angeles Nor
NAL school and State Superintendent
Thomas j. Kirk
San Diego Brevities
Head Delegates C. H. Bartholomew
and Frank Gordon will leave tomorrow
for Los Angeles where they will attend
the state meeting of the Woodmen of
the World.
Major Hugh j. Gwinn, who has been
ill with pneumonia for several weeks, !
has passed the crisis and is recovering
strength rapidly.
Word whoch comes from the La Jolla |
Indian reservation is that the present
prospects for crops are good and that
the Indians will have Il prosperous
year.
w. H. Burson. wife and daughter left
Yesterday for their home in Rockford |
~, after an extended visit with Mr.. !
Burson's mother, Mrs. Mrs. e. S. Bur-
son of Escondido.
Miramar camp of the Woodmen of
the World will hold memorial services
on Easter Sunday afternoon for Head
Consul f. A. Falkenburg, whose death |
occurred only a short time since. The
First Congregational church has been
secured for the purpose and the ladies'
circle will join with the camp.
Clarence F. Reeve of the immgra-
ton bureau has arrived from Eagle
Pass, Tex, reporting for duty to the
inspector in charge, Emil Engelcke.