Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-11
BIIIposter Fined

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BiIlposter Fined
George Rosen was fined $100 yes
terday by Justice Austin for posting
bills without a license. Rosen was
posting "no saloon" signs when ar
rested.
Trains Still Late
The blockade of mail was still in
force yesterday and no relief Is ex-
pected for. several days All trains are
several hours late and no eastern mail
is expected until tonight.
Fights officer
]. ]. Mills was arrested yesterday by
officer Pautz at First and Los An
geles streets. The man was intoxicated
and fought desperately for freedom.
He was finally thrown and handcuffed.
Dying at County Hospital
Gardiner Cotton, the aged rancher
who fell from a Pico Heights car sew
eral nights ago, is dying at the county
hospital as a result of his injuries. He
has not recovered consciousness since
his fall.
Aerial Navigation
Alva L. Reynolds, inventor, will lee
ture on "Aerial Navigation" at the
Liberal club, Burbank hall, 542 South
Main street, tomorrow night. Mr..
Reynolds will accompany his remarks
mission free.
Deranged on Street
NJ Mccormick, As years Of age, and a
native of Ireland, was found on Main
street early yesterday morning appar-
emily insane and unable to find his
rooming house. He was taken to the
receiving hospital for examination, but
was later released.
Inquest Today
An inquest will be held this morn
ing over the body of Charles Downs,
young peddler, who died at the coun-
ty hospital yesterday from a bullet
wound in his hip received from some
unidentified assailant. Detectives are
working on the case.
Death From Accident
Death from accident was the ver-
dict at an inquest held over the body
of little Bertha Dowbraski at the
Bresee morgue yesterday morning.
The little girl was run over by First
street car at Vignes and First streets
Thursday night and killed.
Fraternity Men to Dine
Members of the Sigma Alpha Ep-
silon Greek letter fraternity will lunch
today at Levy's at 12 o'clock. The day
marks the forty-ninth anniversary of
the founding of the fraternity, which
now has sixty-six chapters in the lead
ing colleges of the country.
Star and Crescent Program
The Star and Crescent society of the
Los Angeles high school held it's first
meeting of the semester under it's new
ly elected officers yesterday. A musical
program was rendered and Walter Bo-
nynge and Ruth Pitkins presented a
clever little farce called, "A Happy
Pair
To Open Avenue
The opening Of Dorchester avenue
near the intersection of Harvard boule-
ward was discussed at the meeting
yesterday afternoon of the board of
public works, but it was decided to
take no action for two weeks, until
the citizens of the district have time
to act.
Francis Murphy Meeting
"The Reward of Loving Mercy will
be the subject of the Francis Murphy
meeting Sunday evening in Blanch-
ard hall. Frank G. Finlayson will pres
ide. Addresses will be made by Car
lyle Wynn, Frank Pratt and others.
The singing will be under the direction
of ]. w. Eccleston.
Baker Injured
Ernest Cadman, 80 years old, a
cracker baker living on the East Side
boulevard, was severely injured yes
terday morning while at work in the
baking plant of the Pacific Pure Food
company, 1928 East First street. Cad
man was smoothing the dough for his
crackers through a system of rollers,
and in some way his hand was caught
in the revolving compressers and hor-
ribly mangled.
HanIey's Junk Shop
Street Superintendent Hanley has on
hand in the city corral on Yale street
large stock of junk and he will ask
the council for permission to sell the
part of the stuff that is worth anything
and give away all the rest of it that
he can deal out to innocent and un-
suspecting persons. Hanley's stock at
the present time consists Of old cans.
scrap iron. old worn out brooms and
other articles which collectors of rare
antiques might do well to look over.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Taka laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All