Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
Eleven New Members


At the regular meeting Of the board
OF directors Of the chamber Of com
merce yesterday the following were
Heavy Ball Asked
James Jaramillo, charged with assault
with a deadly weapon, was arraigned
yesterday morning and the date for
his trial set for June "a. He will be
held on $500 bail.
Victim Of Hold Up
II. Selling, residing at s15 Stewart
street, was held up about 10 o'clock
Tuesday night at the corner of Eighth
and Hartford streets and robbed of q
nickel watch and a scent piece.
Invitation to Friends
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd
have invited their friends to visit their
new home, corner of Arlington avenue
and Pico street, Thursday afternoon,
June Is, 1905, from 2:30 to $50 p. m.
elected to membership:
Armour Packing Co, Chas. L. Hub
bard, Babcock & White, X. L. F'lem-
ing, Wheaton A. Gray, N. G. Whims, e.
J. Perkins, Ernest II. Grasby, Auguste
r. Marquis, ]. L. Clark and e. D. Will
liams.
Hines Gets Ninety Days
William Hines, charged with mis-
demeanor for threatening to shoot a
conductor on a Santa Monica car last
Thursday afternoon. was sentenced to
ninety days imprisonment by Judge
Chambers yesterday morning.
Tent City Band Concert
The Coronado Tent City concert band
serenaded The Herald office yesterday.
This organization, of which Henry Ohl-
myer is the director, Is composed of
twenty-four musicians. The band will
give a free concert at Eastlake park
tonight and tomorrow night at West
lake park, and later go to the tent city
for the season.
Held Up and Robbed
Lloyd v. Roberts, 1649 Orange street.
reports that he was held up by two
men at Union avenue and Eighth street
about 10 o'clock Tuesday night. He
says the thieves robbed him of $4.25 In
: money, a door key and a pocketknife.
Roberts was unable yesterday to give
the police accurate descriptions Of the
men.
EbeI Club House Site
William D. Carithers has sold to the
Ebell Building association through Ed
ward D. Silent &s Co, lot S2x1S7 feet,
on the west side of Figueroa street,
north of Eighteenth street; considera-
tion $4,000. This lot will be the site of
the new club house for the Ebel club,
plans for which have been prepared by
Hunt & Eager.
Charged With Assault
William Kramer, a negro who
stabbed George P. Dexter last Tuesday
morning while working with a cement
gang, was arrested at his home yester-
day morning by officer Shearon and
lodged in the city Jail charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon. He was
arraigned in Judge Roses court and
his trial set for the 22d of this month.
His bail was fixed at $500.
Thief Enters House
]. W. Parker, who lives at 934 South
Los Angeles street, reports that his
house was entered by burglars last
Tuesday afternoon and gold filed
watch stolen. He says he has reasons
for suspecting a small negro boy who
lives at Thirty-eighth and Alameda
streets. The boy will be arrested on
suspicion and closely questioned.
Clothing Store Robbed
o. r. Brewster, 2422 Downey avenue.
reported to the police yesterday that
his clothing store was entered by burg
lars early Tuesday morning and a
large amount of miscellaneous cloth
ing and other articles stolen. The COM
plete list of missing articles, as given
by Brewster, is as follows: Some cheap
jewelry, ten razors, a suit of clothes,
five pairs Of shoes and some under
clothing. A detective has been de-
tailed on the case.
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