Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-29
Soto Street Fire


The house of J. II. Wade, All Soto
street, was slightly damaged by fire
yesterday. The loss was $3.50.
Calico Ball
The Delegate club of Stanton w. r.
G. will give calico ball at the hall,
1851 South Spring street, Friday even
ing.
PeddIer Arrested
Morris Koss was arrested on South
Hill street yesterday afternoon for an
alleged violation of the peddling or
dinance.
Exceed Speed Limit
T. P. Boyd chauffeur for J. II. Braly,.
and George Jackson We're each fined SIS
yesterday in the police court for ex-
ceeding the automobile speed limit.
Talking Machine There
A musical entertainment free to all,
will be given at Bethlehem Mems hotel,
$40 Vignes street, this evening at
8. The Herald talking machines will
be used.
Mill Victim
o. Linger, a woodturner living at 521
San Julian street was struck on the
head at Griffin's mill yesterday, receiv-
Ing severe scalp wounds, which were
dressed at the receiving hospital.
Judge McComas' Ranch
Judge and Mrs. C. C. McComas will
remove to their recently purchased
orange ranch at Pomona April Z. The
Judge, who is the assistant district at
torney, will go back and forth daily.
Old Soldier Hurt
Henry Reed, an inmate of the Sol
diers home al Sawtelle. was hit by
street car on Main street yesterday
afternoon and taken to the receiving
hospital. The man, it is said, lurched
against the car, receiving bruises.
To the Chain Gang
Although Ventura Barassa claimed
that he took a watch and loose change
from his friend, B. Rodriguez, as a
joke, the police court justice did not
look at the offense as trivial and SEN
fenced the joker to twenty days on the
chain gang yesterday.
Chief AubIe Departs
Chief of Police Auble left yesterday
ell route for the convention of the In
ternational Association of Police Chiefs |
at Little Rock, Ark. Before his return
Chief Auble will make number of
visits and do little sightseeing. He
will be absent six weeks.
Another Bit Him
Claiming that another man had bit
ten him in a fight on First street yes
terday, d. M. Kinney, proprietor of a |
little store at 800 East First street, was
given treatment at the receiving hospi- |
tai and the bites on the arm were eau
terized. Kenney said that he would |
swear to complaint charging may
hem.
Too Much Gin
j. M. Brownett, booked early yester-
day on suspicion, was released in the
afternoon after his case had been in
vestigated. 1t turned out that
he had purchased a large bottle of gin
and frequent libations had made him
act demented when Officer Roy Allen
found him wandering about the streets
No complaint was issued and the man
was freed.
Sons of the West
Corona parlor No. 1856, Native Sons
of the Golden West, has elected the fol-
lowing delegates to represent it at the
of the grand parlor to be held
at Ventura during April: DIR. ID. w.
Edelman, Aubrey e. Austin, Edward
B. LOWE and Martin p. Nolte. Nearly
500 delegates will attend this meeting
of the grand parlor and a large num-
Der of them will come to Los Angeles
dltei llS auJourHillehl anu stay over
for Fiesta.
Newman Club
The March banquet of the Newman
club will be held this evening at the
hotel. The paper of the even
ing will be read by Thomas Wall of
Long Beach on "Religious and Civic
Relief of the Poor" The discussion
will be opened by prominent member
of the conference of st. Vincent de
Paul, who will select from the lis
Catholic charitable organizations the
work of the conference and that of the
Sisters of the Good Shepherd.
MISS KENDALL is "WATCHED"