Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-06
Admitted to Bail

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Admitted to Bail
Robert Organ was examined yester
day before United States Commissioner
Van Dyke, charged with forging post
office money order, and was held for
trial in the district court in $1,000 bail.
Charged With Theft
WILDER Long, a supposed bicycle thief,
was arraigned before Justice Rose yes
terday on a charge of stealing u wheel
and riding it to Compton and Long
Beach. Detective Bert Smith made the
arrest.
Continues Elrott Case
For lack of corroborative evidence,
the petition for divorce in the case of
Elrott against Elrott was continued and
will be allowed further hearing. The
suit was brought by Mrs. Elrott, who
alleged desertion.
Stolen Clothes Recovered
NJ. Rbeinburger wanted in San Fran
cisco on a charge of burglary, was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Smith
and Davis and a suit case full of stolen
clothing was discovered. The crime
for which the prisoner is wanted was
committed February 25
indiana Society
The Southern California Indiana So
ciety will hold its regular annual meet
ing tonight III Mammoth hall, 517 South
Broadway. The ladies will take box
lunches with them which will be auc-
toned off. The proceeds will go to swell
the treasury fund.
LandIady and Guest at Outs
Because Mrs. Edith Carter, rooming
at 1874 South Spring street, insisted on
it, City Prosecuting Attorney Beebe
issued a complaint against Mrs. Jane
ID. Skeele, her landlady. Mrs. Carter.
it is alleged, had noisy guests and the
women had trouble over it,
Charged With Cattle RustIing
The trial of Russell Burns, accused of
cattle stealing, was begun yesterday
before Judge Smith in department one
of the superior court. Burns lives at
Herald station and it is alleged ne
was a member of the Caldwell-Duntley
gang, members of which are now await
ing trial.
Held on Suspicion
A man giving the name of B. Es-
pinosa was arrested at a. m yester-
day by Officer Schofleld. He was
booked on suspicion and is supposed
to be implicated in a burglary on Macy
street. When arrested he could give
the policeman no good reasons for
lettering.
Verdict of Suicide
The coroner's jury brought in a ver-
dict of suicide in the case of Alison
Dunbar, a Fernando saloonkeeper, who
was found dead Sunday night on the
porch of his house with a bullet hole
in the head. Dunbar was about 80
years old and leaves a young widow.
Dependency over Il long illness is sup
posed to be the motive for the deed.
Sauerwen Will Exhibit Pictures
Frank p. Sauerwen will open an ex-
hibtion of paintings of the southwest,
Monday, March 49, at Steckels. Mr..
Sauerwen is we'll known as a painter
of desert and Indian subjects. His
European pictures, recently exhibited
here, are now being exhibited at Morris
gallery, San Francisco, from whence
they will be exhibited east.
Acquitted and Rearrested
Brent Passions of Rivera was fined
$25 by Justice Young yesterday upon
pleading guilty to a charge of simple
assault, preferred against him by w.
r. Root, jr., principal of the Rivera
public schools. Passions was recently
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon and. was acquitted, but was
Immediately arrested on the second
charge.
Happens Outside of Saloon
The police investigated the alleged
disturbance at the st. Charles saloon
Saturday night and believe that Joseph
Stewart, who was locked up, did not
attempt to hold up the barkeeper, but
that the man was merely drinking and
was put out after tussle. A fight
occurred outside the saloon. which is
located at 312 North Main street, and
Patrolmen j. W. Murphy and Murser
after Il fight handcuffed the man.