Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-05
Mining Stock Sold

ASCOT-Races.
Mining Stock Sold
on the Los Angeles stock exchange
yesterday 1000 shares of New Era min
ing stock we're sold at ok cents a
share.
Pageio Acquitted
A. Paggio, charged with running
blind pig on Fernando street, was ac-
quilted by a jury in Judge Austin's
court yesterday afternoon.
Charged With ersnd Larceny
John Cooper, charged with grand
larceny. was arraigned and examined
in Judge Chambers court yesterday
afternoon. The man was bound over
to the superior court on $500 bail.
Falls From Roof
Edward Wagner. IA years of age, re-
siding at 1861 West Twentieth street, fell
from the roof of a cottage at 212 West
Forty-first street early yesterday
morning and sustained a broken
shoulder.
Physician Fined 500
James Mclean was fined 500 in
Judge Chambers court yesterday morn
ing ON a charge of practicing medicine
without license. This is the third
case of the kind to come under the
jurisdiction of the local police and one
other case is pending.
Held Under Bail
James Meyers was held on the charge
of burglary in Judge Chambers court
yesterday afternoon for the superior
court on $500 bail. The man was
charged with stealing clothing from a
San Fernando street house and little
boy is the leading witness.
Murray Does Not Plead
Charles Murray, charged with the
murder of Fritz Foss, was taken to
Justice Chambers court yesterday
morning for examination. officers and
witnesses were in court but the pris-
oner failed to plead because he had not
as yet secured a counsel.
Pleads Guilty to Theft
G.. S. Butler, charged with stealing
a dress suit case from a car Of the
Los Angeles Railway company, was
fined $40 in Judge Chambers court
yesterday morning upon entering a
plea Of guilty to the charge He paid
his fine and was released. ~
Found With School Books
A bundle of school books caused the
arrest Of John Jones, 40 years of age.
and Charles Peck, 13 years Of age, yes
terday morning, as the couple were
crossing the river bed. The books bore
the name Of Rita Gardner and were
wrapped in an apron stamped with the
Initials r. G.
Policeman Breaks Bone
An effort to bring to justice three
youngsters who were running away
with sack Of bread, which they had
stolen. Patrolman Henry c. Ditzen
on East First street early yesterday
morning and broke one of the small
bones in his left foot.
Sue for Divorce
Divorce proceedings We're commenced
in the superior court yesterday by Mrs.
Mary W. Russell against her husband,
M, d, Russell. Mrs. Matilda Martin
against her husband, Calvin Martin,
Mrs. Teresa M. Dunn against her hus-
band, George Dunn, and Mrs Mildred
Dougherty against her husband, Paul
Dougherty.
Violates Liquor Ordinance
A complaint of violating the liquor
ordinance was preferred yesterday af-
ternoon aginst Mrs. Mary Griffith of
202 North Main street and her exami-
nation was held in Justice Chambers
court. The woman pleaded guilty to
the charge and said she had sold a
few bottles of beer to some of her
friends. She will be sentenced today.
Students in Court
More than a score of high school
students crowded Judge Chambers
court room yesterday to hear the case
of their companion, w. Mast, the foot
ball player who is charged with dis
turbing the peace. The two young
men arrested at the time of the fight
at the Turnverein dance were fined SIS
each yesterday. morning and Nast's
case is the last of the arrests made at
that event. Attorney George Adams
has been retained to defend Mast.
"souI Consciousness"
An attractive lecture on Soul Con-
sciousness" will be delivered at Blanch-
ard hall Sunday afternoon by DR..
Alexander j. McIvor Tyndall the
popular exponent of practical meta
physics. This lecture will celebrate tre
beginning of a second year of psychic
science work in the city by the noted
psychologist and every effort will be
made to continue the educational work
along the same lines that have made
the Sunday afternoon lectures so poL-
ular. Reserved seats for the lecture
are on sale at Bartlett's music store.
Hotel Pepper
WIN be open to the public for inspec-