Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-01


court yesterday on charge of forging
a check for 81.
Must Have License
w. j. Hanley was before Judge
Chambers yesterday to answer to
charge of practicing medicine without
license. His trial was set for
March 2.
Theft of Tools
John Owd yesterday was found guilty
on charge of stealing tools from a
shop on the corner of F'ifty-sixth street
and Central avenue. He will be sem
fenced today.
Charges Dismissed
Charges made against Police officers
Story and Peters were dismissed and
the officers exonerated yesterday by
the police commission. The charges
were filed by A. M. Nieto.
Petition in Bankruptcy
Papers declaring an involuntary con-
dition of bankruptcy for the firm of
Rodman, Wise & Co. were filed with
the clerk of the United States court
yesterday by the creditors of the firm.
"crippIe" Goes to Jail
j. c. Wilson, who has been selling
cheap jewelry about the streets and
who posed as a cripple, was convicted
yesterday of violating the license law
and was sentenced to serve thirty days
in the county Jail.
Fined for Assault
Victor Day and E. Mayley who as
saulted officer Tom Zeigler last Satur-
day night, were fined SIS and $40 re-
spectively by Judge Austin yesterday.
They proved that they did not know
Zeigler was an officer.
Geha Fined
Joseph Geha. Turk, who chased his
wife through the streets into one of the
large department stores short time
ago, was tried and convicted of carry
ing concealed weapons without per-
nit and fined $25 yesterday.
Wanted in East
Deputy Sheriff William H. Whaley
of Rochester, N. Y, arrived in Los
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Hunt, alias Frisco Slim" alias "To-
ronto Slim" and take him to Roches-
ter, where he is wanted by the authori-
ties on several criminal charges.
Minnesotans to Picnic
The first annual picnic of the South
ern California Gopher club, composed
of natives and former residents of Min
nesota, will be held at Ocean Park,
Wednesday, March Is. All former resi-
dents of Minnesota, as we'll as tourists
sojourning from the North Star state,
are cordially invited to attend.
OIeson Dies
Robert Oleson, farmer who fell
from a Long Beach car Saturday
night near Dominguez station and who
had a terrible struggle in mud-fflled
wash for ten hours, died yesterday
morning at the county hospital Ole
sons back was broken. Drs. Barber
and Norton attempted to save the
mans life by an operation.
City's Cash Counted
The city's cash in the subtreasury
was counted yesterday by City Treas
urer Workman and City Auditor
Schwaebe. The amount on hand was
found to be $2,060,O0O. The amount in
the city hall is $S9, ,9543S, making a total
of $2,159, ,9543S. The balance is con-
siderably less than last month owing
to heavy payments made.
Two Committed to AsyIums
George Johnson and w. ]. Clark were
committed to state asylums for the
insane yesterday by the board of eX-
aminers in Judge Wilbur's court.
Johnson recently fell from a car
and his head struck curbing,
causing a fracture of the skull from
which he later became mentally de-
ranged Clark was afflicted with hal
lucinations and used bad language. fire.
quently becoming violent.
Was Wife's Support
Suit was filed yesterday by John F.
Coulling against William c. Stuart, jr.,
for the sum of $6S1.Sl. Coulling alleges
that a short time ago Stuart refused
to support his wife. Maie c. Stuart,
and that he (Coulling) supplied Mrs.
Stuart with lodging and food during
the time that her husband did not pro-
vide for her, which supplies cost the
amount named in the suit. A hearing
will be granted this week.
Sentenced to Three Months
Three months in the county Jail was
the sentence given r. j. Blair by Judge
Smith yesterday morning In the crimi-
nal department of the superior court
on a charge of having received stolen
bicycle, knowing at the time that it
was stolen property Arthur Chapman,
who stole the Wheel was given three
months for the offense Monday. and
the same sentence was given the re-
ceiver of the stolen property.
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