Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-02-18

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Ing delivery will notify the business office by |
telephone he will receive copy Of The Herald
for that day by special messenger.
To Continue Meetings
Evangelistic meetings will be con-
tinued in the Vernon Avenue M. r.. |
church next week by the pastor and |
other ministers.
Justice Austin III
Justice II. G. Austin Of the police |
courts was unable to preside yesterday |
because of illness. The malady is said |
to be grippe and Justice Chambers is
doing double duty during the absence
of his colleague.
Burt Burkhart Fined
Burt Burkhart, who was arrested
several days ago on suspicion of being
the perpetrator of number of small
robberles in the Boyle Heights district,
was fined $50 on petit larceny charge
yesterday in Justice Chambers court. |
Examiner EmpIoye Arrested
II. Glinnell, formerly an employee of
the Examiner, is in the city Jail and a
Cargo Of petit larceny may be preferred
against him. Glinnel is alleged to
have taken several dollars from the
till in the Examiners business office
Monday.
Exempt Flremen
A meeting of exempt firemen will be !
held at the office of the chief of the fire
department, 217 South Hill street, next
Sunday afternoon, February 10, at 2
o'clock. All exempt firemen are ex-
pected to be present, to organize and
talk over the good old times.
Fined for EmbezzIement
l.. II. Graham, formerly an employee
of a local Photographic firm, was
fined $3.50 in Justice Austins court
yesterday on a charge of msdemeanor
embezzlement, to which he pleaded
his collections for the firm and sent it
to his wife, who was i'll in San Fran
cisco.
Case Continued
The charge of assault with intent to
murder brought against F. Rube, an
Indian fortune teller by j. Harry
Clements, a rival seer, was called in
Justice Austin's court yesterday, but
was continued because the prosecuting
witness was unable to leave his bed
as a result of the injuries inflicted
upon him.
Musician Buried
The funeral services of David Doug
lass, the we'll known Los Angeles mu-
stefan, were held yesterday morning
from Bresee Bros undertaking rooms
to Evergreen cemetery, where inter-
ment was made. The funeral process
Sion was headed by the Ellery band
and other musical organizations, play
ing Chopin's funeral march.
Teachers Meeting
superintendent Foshay announces
that general teachers meeting will
be held at the high school building
February 20, beginning at $3.50 a. m.
A principals meeting will be held at
Q o'clock. There will be no school
February %. Exercises appropriate
for Washington's birthday may be held
the last period on February 81.
Francis Murphy Meeting
Love That Never Faileth" will be
Francis Murphy's subject at the gospel
temperance meeting Sunday evening
in Blanchard hall Hon. Will A. Har-
ris will preside. Henry J. Stevens, F.
G. Finlayson, Carlyle Wynne and 9TH
ers will speak. j. w. Eccleston will
have charge of the music. He will be
assisted by Mrs. Doran. A rousing
meeting is promised.
Whisky as Evidence
Two TASKS of whisky. ten demijohns
of wine and two cases of other liquors
were used in Justice Chambers court
as evidence against F. Merlo, yester-
day on a charge of violating the liq-
uor ordinance. The liquor was taken
from a small barroom in the rear of
the Europa hotel on San Fernando
street several days ago. The case will
be continued today with other bottles
and TASKS as evidence.
Exhibit of Fine Fruit
The display of products of San Diego