Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
Chinese Fined

Chinese Fined
All Wo, a Chinese who was arrested
May for selling lottery tickets, was
fined $40 by Police Judge Rose.
breaches at sawtelle
Rev. Joseph Gumbe will preach in
the Union mission Sawtelle, this aft
ernoon at 2.8O. Miss Edith Gumbrell
Is the worker in charge.
sagard Freed
w. b. sagard, who was arrested July
rs on warrant sworn to by Chief of
Police Walter Auble on q battery
charge was yesterday dismissed by Po-
lice Judge Rose.
Funeral Services
The funeral OF Mrs. Anna johnson,
wife of ]. e. johnson, well known
contractor, will be held Thursday at
2:30 O'Clock from the Swedish church
at Lincoln and Frisco streets Rev.
August Gustafson will officiate.
Carpenter Falls
r. d. McKibbon. carpenter living at
All West Seventh street, fell from the
roof of house which he was shingling
yesterday and sustained a dislocated
shoulder. After having his shoulder set
at the receiving hospital he was sent
to his home.
Find No Evidence
A Russian Jew junk dealer, David
Pojesky, was tried in Judge Austins s
police court yesterday afternoon upon
a charge of having stolen old bottles
and refuse to the value of cents. AS
no evidence was secured against the
man he was allowed to depart without
judgment.
Held on Bail
James Forney, who was arrested a
week or more ago on a charge of hav-
ing robbed second hand store be-
longing to Maurice Sofsky at 1924 East
First street, was yesterday given a
preliminary examination before JUS
tice Austin, and was held over to
the superior court on $500 bail.
Produce Exchange Banquet
The annual banquet of the Produce
exchange of Los Angeles will occur
early in December. C. w. Thompson,
H. G. Stone and w. P. Layton will make
all arrangements for the events, which,
it is promised, will excel in interest and
special features the hurrah outing
given some months ago at Venice OF
America.
Deny Liquor License
The application of George Magica,
131 East Fourth street. for restau-
rant liquor license, was denied by the
police commission last night on the
protest of the young women OF the
Young Woman's boarding house. which
is situated next to the place where 1t
was proposed to establish the restau-
rant and sell liquor.
Women In Jail
Mrs. Kate Gallagher and Miss Lucy
Coons, sisters who live at Sawtelle,
DpnIltV
United States Marshal Franklin on
charge Of having violated the pension
laws. The women are both over 90
years of age and yesterday since they
had no friends to give bail they were
compelled to remain in the cells at the
county jail.
Contractor Injured
While alighting from his car to re-
verse his trolley, Fred Starr, con-
ductor on a Hollywood car who lives
near Fifty-eighth and Central avenue,
fell from the step while the car was in
motion and was thrown to the ground,
striking his shoulder with a force that
was thought to have dislocated it, but
which was found to be uninjured fur
ther than a bad bruise.
Held Without Bail
The preliminary examination of Pablo
Moreno, the Mexican who September 15
shot and mortally wounded Pablo
Civallo at 433 New High street, was
held yesterday in Justice Austin's police
court Moreno was held to the superior
court without ball. Moreno confessed
that he fired the shot which ended
Civallos life, but he said he believed
Civallo was a burglar.
Pig Is Stolen
Charged with stealing a pig from the
Cudahy packing company. d. L. Gotta
was arrested yesterday by Detectives
Chapman and Rico. 1t is alleged that
Gotta, while employed in the Cudahy
establishment, stole and sold one
dressed pig. The animal was cut up
and sold to butcher, and it was found
impossible to recover the dismembered
body for the reason that it had been
still further dissected and sold to pa
irons of the butcher. Gotta is being
held to answer to the charge Of petty
larceny