Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
Glendale to Incorporate

Glendale to incorporate
Bv order of the county board Of SUI
pervisors the election fer the incor-
poration of Glendale as a city of the
sixth class will be held February z.
Traffic Agents Election
The Pacific coast association of the
traffic agents will hold a meeting lot
the purpose of electing officers tonight
i'm their new headquarters over lhe
Orpheum theater.
To Discuss Patent Medicines
"Resolved, That proprietary or So
called patent medicines are a curse TO
the public" will be the subject of a
debate at the College of Physicians
and Surgeons tonight. Drs. Carter ana
Peterson will uphold the affirmative
and Drs. Daggart and Holgate VIII
speak on the negative.
Chinese Rearrested
An Ching was arrested last evening
by Officer Wiiletts on the charge of haV-
ing lottery tickets In his possession
The Celestial was arrested seVeraI
nights ago by the officer, but on the
way to the city jail made his escape.
Ching has been imprisoned seNeral
times on the same charge.
Negro Lad Arrested
Edward Lewis, a negro, was arrested
at the Grand opera house yesterday
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Joe Sc
pulveda on charge OF burglary. The
boy was taken from the detention nome
several months ago by carpenter. 1t
is alleged he went to the hall of the
Woodmeh OF the World and stole $40.
Inspect valley Land
a large party left Los Angeles last
evening at 1880 O'Clock for the san
T.. coll a
there with the intention of purchas-
ing it if it. is satisfactory. The trip
was made to Bakerfield over the South
ern Pacific and from there to Corcoran,
a new town recently built in the valley,
over the Santa Fe.
Burglars at Work
Burglars entered the house of Mrs.
Caroline Zirngible at 2275 d street,
Edendale, yesterday afternoon, and
stole $780, Watches, rings and other
articles belonging to Mrs. Zirngible,
amounting in value to about $50. Mrs.
Anna Cook also lost articles valued at
$50. No trace Of the thieves could be
found by the police.
Wanted in Spokane
L. NJ. Pool was arrested by Captain
of Detectives Flammer and DeteL i've
Boyd on Broadway yesterday afternoon
on telegraphic information received
from Spokane. Later information re-
ceived by the local department from
Sheriff II. E. Doke stated that Pool es-
capped from Spokane after being SEN
fenced to the penitentiary.
Divorces Granted
Interlocutory DEGREES of divorce were
granted yesterday in the superior
court in the petitions of John w. Lin
gren against Minnie l.. Lingren and
15lwilda Bowen against George Bowen
A petition for annulment of marriage
was also presented by Lee B. Coats
who asked that his marriage to Ida II
Coats be annulled on statutory grounds.
Plans Mass Meeting
The Fine Arts Building association
ut it's directors meeting Tuesday morn
ing laid plans for a mass meeting tc
interest the people of the southwest III
the founding of a permanent art gal
lery. The mass meeting will be held
on Thursday, January Is, at 2:SO p. m,
ut the new club house, 1913 South Fig
ueroa street, which has been otIefeG
by the Ebell club.
Entertain Choir Children
The children of the juvenile choir
of the Cathedral of st. Vibana. num-
bering sixty, were delightfully."- enter
tained Monday afternoon at the cathe-
dral school through the courtesy OF
the cathedral clergy. The little ones
enjoyed an old fa shioned tea party, be-
ing atttired in ancient costumes. An
improrptu program was rendered by
the little tots.
Honor Mrs. shearer
Mrs. Lottie Shearer, wife Of William
Shearer, clerk of the appellate court,
was honored by the members of the
Womafs Relief corps No. 7 of the
Bartlett Logan post Saturday night
when, at an installation of officers, she
was presented with a beautiful gold
medal The medal was given as an APP
probation of the excellent work done
1y Mrs Shearer during her term as
president of the post.
Charged With Grand Larceny
on charge Of grand larceny Al Ma
son was tried before Judge Smith in
department. one. Of the superior court
Yesterday and decision in the case
will be reached today. Mason was hired
at a South Spring street boarding
house several months ago and disap-
peared from the place at the same time
that a purse containing $140 was
missed Mason when arrested attempt
cd to lay the blame for the theft on
mis- wife. The woman was arrested in
san Bernardino but was released later.
Policeman Edwards Dismissed
Policeman L. N. Edwards, who was
before the police commission last week
ON charges of absence from duty with
out leave and intoXication, was dis
missed from the service yesterday by
the commission, which had taken his
case under advisement. Evidence was
introduced last week to show that
chief Auble and other officers had
rared at Edwards rooms on days
when he was absent without leave and
found him in bed in state of intoxica-
lion. In his testimony Edwards said
,,atl,innar nf thaan nticlte.