Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20

preached by Rev Mr.. Smale at the
Union mission at o'clock this after
noon.
Couple Fined
Dr. Frank Hyatt, an employe of the
DreXler Dental company, and Wini-
fred Phillips were arraigned in the
police court yesterday morning on al
charge of disturbing the peace and
fined 800 and $40 respectively.
Sues Santa Fe
Mrs. a. D. Miller of Los Angeles
yesterday filed suit for $3.50 damages
against the Santa Fe Railway COM
pany. According to the woman's allie
cations. the company mislaid personal
property belonging to her several
months ago.
Divorce DEGREES Granted
InterIocutory DEGREES of divorce were
granted yesterday in the superior
court in the petitions of Ellis Jor-
dan against Albert Jordan Mabel G..
Speates against Arthur Speates; Pearl
Drury against Walter Drury; May Me-
Afferty against Walter McAfferty, and
Williams against Williams.
Thieves Rob House,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson of 259
North Union avenue reported to the
police last evening that while tempo
the last few days burglars entered and
stole two watches and three rings. The
robbers gained entrance through the
front door, which they left unlocked.
New Service to San Diego
The Santa Fe will institute a night
passenger service between San Diego
and Los Angeles commencing January
and will also add a train in each
direction for the day service. The new
night train will leave here at 1880
and will carry standard Pullman
sieepers. Passengers will be permitted
to enter the cars at o'clock in the
evening and will reach their destina-
ton before daylight the following
morning.
Sues the County
Suit for the recovery of $3.50 was
filed yesterday in the superior court
by the Bank of Compton against the
county of Los Angeles. The suit was
brought as a result of the recent tax
alton of county property when certain
property in subdivision of Compton
was taken under the county rate. The
taxes were paid to prevent seizure and
now the Bank of Compton. represent
ing the offended tax payers, demands
that the money be refunded.
Damaged by Fire
Fire of unknown origin was dis
covered shortly after o'clock last
evening in the attic of a frame build
ing at 1000 East Jefferson street and
about $500 damage was done to the
building and contents. Neighbors liv
ing nearby noticed the smoke pouring
from the roof and turned in the alarm.
The .firemen are at q loss to know how
the fire started. Isaac Kohn, the
owner and occupant, had stored a /
quantity of groceries and clothing in
a md in a
fire started.
Burglars at Work
A number of small burglaries which
were committed Monday night were
reported to the police yesterday. The
store of the Pacific Hardware company
at 1862 East First street was entered
and a quantity of knives, raZors and
revolvers were taken. Similar articles
were taken from the hardware store
at 242 East Fifth street. Thieves en-
tered the room of James l.. Dugal at
Hotel Southern on the night of the
18th and stole a revolver and several
pieces of small jewelry
Appeal Is Denied
Superior Judge Smith denied an ap-
peal by William S. Lair from a SEN
tence of $125, with an alternative of
126 days imprisonment imposed upon
defendant had been convicted of a
charge of practicing medicine without
having secured license from the
state board of medical examiners. Th hs
defendants attorneys declared that
Lair had been convicted under an act
that is unconstitutional and gave this
as the ground for the appeal.
Neghbors Uphold CovilIand
w. p Coviland, who was arrested
Sunday on the charge of selling liquor
in his drug store at Thirty-e eighth
street and Maple avenue, demanded a |
jury trial when he appeared for his
preliminary hearing Monday and his
case will be heard after the holidays. |
CoVlland denies that he was from
Texas, as was asserted, but says he |
had been a resident of Arizona and had
conducted drug store in the territory |
for years. Neighbors of Covilland say |
that he has borne good reputation in |
that part of the city and that they be-
lleve the charge against him is with
out foundation.
May Reinstate Attorney
A petition for the reinstatement of
Frank q. Bryant, a young attorney |
of Los Angeles to the local bar, was |
filed yesterday with Judge Conrey i'm |
department five of the superior court |
and from the requests of a number of |
prominent men whose names We're at |
tached to the document, the reinstate- |
ment OF the attorney seems assured |
Bryant was admitted to the local bar |
October 10. 1899 The young man be-
came prominent in the local courts |
and some of the most influential firms |
in the city were his clients. In 1903, |
through some misunderstanding in the |
Miller estate, serious charges were |
made against him and he was tried |
before Judge Conrey and disbarred |
from practice Since that time ac-
cording to statements of prominent |
business men he has borne a stainless
reputation and is respected by all men |
with whom he has had dealings.
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Medicines that aid nature are al |
ways most successful. Chamberlain's |
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. 1t |
allays the cough, relieves the lungs !
aids eXpectoration, opens the secre- |
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