Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
Sell Santa Monica Bondi

Police Judge Rose.
Sell Santa Monica Bonds
Santa. Monica city school district
bonds valued at $4,000 were sold yes
terday afternoon to j. w. Phelps at a
S257 premium.
Fell in a Fit
Louis Herle fell in a fit at the Santa
Te station Yesterday afternoon and was
tadlv cut on the face. He received
treatment at the receiving hospital
Held for Larceny
Caleb Uairston. lad charged with
the larceny of q bicycle, was bound over
to the superior court with bonds in the
sum of $500 yesterday before Police
Judge Rose.
Lads Arrested
Earl Kennedy and Harry Sales, two
lads charged with stealing lot Oh
fancy pigeons were taken to the de-
tention home last evening to await
trial in the police court.
Arrest Wrong Man
Il. A. Malone, race track empoye,
was discharged from custody yesterday
as it was found that the police had
the wrong man. He was charged with
forging q small check which was passed.
at the First National bank.
Files Bankruptcy Petition
A petition of bankruptcy was filed
with the clerk of the United States
district court yesterday by o. r. Nc
Cord of Los Angeles. His assets are
stated as amounting to $156 and are
claimed to be exempt, while his debts
mount up to q little over $500.
Connecticut Society
The Connecticut society will hold a
meeting this evening at o'clock i'll
chamber of commerce building. An
interesting program has been arranged
for the affair and many invitations
have been issued to all former residents
and visitors from the Nutmeg state
Brought Good Price
Settle H. HickoX yesterday sold to
local investor. through Colson, Bryson
& Donnell, the lot OH the northeast
corner of Main and Pico streets for
$40. 900. The frontage on Main street
is so feet on Pico $50 feet. Twenty
FIVE years ago Mr.. Hickox paid $500
for the lot.
DR.. Glass in Ell Paso
Very Lev. DR.. j. S. Glass, c.. NJ,
president of ST. Vincent's college, who
, is en- route home from the east is de-
tanned in Eel Paso, Tex. He is ac-
companied by Rev. DR.. Cocaran, for
merly of Kenrick seminary, st. Louis,
who is coming to Los Angeles. They
will leave Il Paso as soon as possible
After Pigeon Thieves
The clever detective work of an
amateur pigeon fancier, George Kom-
merse, led to the discovery of a lot of
valuable pigeons that were stolen some
time ago from w. H. Elliott of 1912
East Twenty-second street Several
I'll hoUS Nybn concerned in TAX
ing the pigeons will be arrested.
Fire Victim Buried
The funeral of little Katherine Kel-
1ogg, aged years, who was fatally
burned while playing with matches
Sunday, was held yesterday afternoon
at the residence of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. +. r. Kellogg, 1920 South
Figueroa street. Rev. DR.. Hugh Is,
Walker OBLIGATED and the burial was at
Evergreen cemetery.
Diagnosis Causes Suicide
The inquest of Miss ANGLE Wung-
hamer, who committed suicide at the
home of her sister, 729 Alpine street
Sunday, was held yesterday. The de-
cedent became respondent because a
physician told her that she had
cancer and took carbolic acid with al
most immediately fatal results. Her
funeral will be held today.
Glendale in Sixth Class v
The final order for the filing of
articles of Incorporation for the city of
Glendale as a city of the sixth class
We're ordered yesterday. The articles
of incorporation were forwarded to the
secretary of state and upon the receipt
of certified copy by the secretary
Glendale becomes u city of the named
class.
Charged With stabbina
In connection with the arrest of D.
Haberreras, Sunday, for being con-
cerned in a fight on New High street
in which Valentine Torres was given an
ugly knife wound, the police yesterday
took Jose Valdez to the central police
station and locked him up as one Of,
the gang. Torres, while still suffering
from his wound, will recover.
Comes for Prisoner
Joseph Kinder, a Chicago detective,
arrived in the city yesterday to take
John Schumacher of the firm of Schu-
macher & Waddingham back to Chi
cago with him, there to be prosecuted
for alleged swindling operations. Schu-
macher has retained Attorney Earl
Rogers to resist eXtradition proceed
ings and the matter will be decided in
q few days in the superior court.
Missing Youth Found
Parker Holton, the son of Judge G. M.
IIolton 227 South Bunker Hill avenue,
reported missing to the police station,
was found yesterday at Ocean Park,
Where he had gone to visit friend
Friday afternoon. Owing to his failure
to- return Saturday night it was re-
ported to the police. but Investigation
proved that the young man had been
merely thoughtless in neglecting to let
; his parents know of his change of plan.