Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-30
New Engine House


New Engine House
on recommendation of the fire chief
the council yesterday authorized an
architect to prepare plans for the new
engine house at Main street and YER
non avenue.
Charged With Battery
Frank Seeley yesterday secured q
warrant for the arrest of M. Dolan,
Charles Dolan and Harry Dolan, all
of whom he charged with assault and
battery upon himself.
Accused Of Stabblng
Broglio Galindo who is accused of
stabbing -2etro Galindo in a drunken
brawl at 651 San Fernando street Sun
day afternoon, October IA was yester-
day arrested by Detective Rico.
Examination Postponed
The United States civil service COM
mission announces that the examina-
tion for the position of railway mail
clerk, scheduled for November IA in
Los Angeles, has been postponed to
November %, 1906
Funeral Will Be Held
The funeral of James McKeown, the
plumber who succumbed to apoplexV
while in the bath tub Sunday morning,
will be held Wednesday morning at
will officiate and the interment will be
at Evergreen cemetery.
Fire Plug Bursts
torrent of water rushed from a
burst fire plug at Fourth and Spring
streets yesterday morning, and thou
sands of gallons of water formed a
deluge in the street before the city
water department workmen could reach
the scene of the trouble.
Arrests Woman
A woman who gave her name as
Louise Smith was yesterday arrested
on suspicion in a cheap lodging house
by Detectives Zeigler and Hosick.
When taken the police say she was
under tine influence of opium and in her
possession were three pipes and $73.
Chinese Is Held
Harry Qoung, the Chinese lad who
was accused of criminally abusing
Mabel Van Buskirk, a young girl ap-
peared before Police Judge Chambers
Yesterday afternoon. He plee de not
guilty and his trial was continued
until Wednesday morning with bail at
$3.50 cash or $500 bond.
Mikado's Birthday
The fifty-fifth anniversary birthday
celebration of the emperor of Japan
will be held at Agricultural park on
the afternoon Of November 3. The
local Japanese have prepared an elab-
crate program of sports and patriotic
exercises and an attendance of several
thousand is expected.
Get Divorces
Interlocutory DEGREES of divorce were
granted Yesterday in the superior court
in the petitions of William O'Connell
against Ruby O'Connell, Margaret
Coleman against Clarence Coleman and
Mrs Arcadia Loring against e. p.
Loring All the petitions were based
on the ground of desertion.
Held for Trial
o. Ernest Kelly, the San Francisco
salesman who was arrested at the
Hotel Nadeau Saturday morning on a
charge Of obtaining valuable dry goods
from a Los Angeles wholesale dry
goods house several weeks ago, yes
terday afternoon appeared for ar
raignment in Justice Roses court. His
examination was set for today.
Pnched for Peeping
On the charge of peeping into the
windows of the dressing rooms in the
Unique theater, ]. Ferlin, w. Spanger
G. Gibbs and H. Peterson were arrest
ed last night by Deputy Constable
roof of the theater where they could
look into the dressing rooms of the
women of the theater. All were re-
leased ON $40 BAIL
Arrested at Whittier
Jesus Madrid, a Mexican laborer OF
Whittier. ( was yesterday evening
brought to Los Angeles on charge
of drunkenness and vagrancy and
fined $40 before Justice Gidley. Unable
to pay it he, was placed in the county
Jail last night Amala Gonzales, an
other Mexican of Whittier, was brought
to Los Angeles at the same time under
arrest for disturbing the peace while
alleged to have been drunk, and was
sentenced by Justice Gidley to ninety
days in the county jail.