Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
Thief Gets JeweIry

Thief Gets JeweIry
The residence of Miss Carter, 622
South Flower street, was entered by
thieves early yesterday. morning, and
a gold watch and fob were stolen.
The police department was notified,
but they have no clew as to the iden-
tity of the burglars.
Fined for Speeding
For violating the speed ordinance
w. II. Faust. w. G. Dandy and c. A..
Doran, automobilists, were fined SIS
each by Police Judge Austin yesterday.
The men were arrested q few days
ago by Motorcycle Patrolmen Berch-
told and Mojonier.
To Hold Caucus
The Socialist party will hold It's
county caucus on Sunday evening at
New England hall, 139 West Fifth
street at O'Clock. Nominations will
be made for the primary elections, and
other important questions pertaining
to party affairs will come up for con-
slderation.
Go Through Divorce Mil
Interlocutory DEGREES Of divorce were
granted yesterday in the petitions OF
Mrs. Myra Todd against Harry Todd,
Mrs. G.. B. Franklin against G. W..
Franklin, Sallie e. Rothery against
William e. Rothery, Alice McAdams
against George w. ,McAdams, Lillian
B. Mccullough against George McCul-
Tough, and Gertrude Brown against
Albert Brown.
Y. w. C. T. v. Celebrates
The young women of the Y. w. G. y:
u. celebrated Fresh Air Mission day
Yesterday afternoon and evening at
Eastlake park. A program consisting
of musical numbers and readings was
one of the features and luncheon was
served at the conclusion of the pro-
gram. In the evening the young
women went boating on the lake.
Dies in Arizona
M. B. McGrew, thought to have been
a mining man of Humboldt, Ariz,
dropped dead on the streets in that city
yesterday afternoon, and the police
received telegram which asks them
to locate a brother-in-law of the man
who is thought to be engaged in the
produce business here. ]. Mills Davies,
secretary of the Los Angeles produce
exchange, said last night that the
mans brother-in-law had not been
located.
Burglars Secure Booty
The house of Mrs r. Fish, 316 Boyd
street, was entered by two men yester-
day morning and articles amounting
to several hundred dollars in value
were taken. Mrs Fish reported that a
pair of gold opera glasses, gold watch
and a pair of diamond earrings were
taken. The police have no description
of the burglars, but think the work
was done by two men who have
operated in that section of the city at
different times
Petition and Protest
Property owners on North Bunker
Hill avenue filed a petition and protest
yesterday. The protest is against the
change of the grade on this avenue
between Alpine and New Depot streets,
and the petition asks that it be graded
and graVeled on the established grade.
AS nothing has been done toward
changing the grade on this treet the
board of public works considers the
protest a little premature. but will take
action on the petition.
Tries Car Fender
Morris Condor attempted to try
the new Tenders which have recently
been placed on the city street cars
yeterday afternoon, and jumped in
front of a rapidly moving Garvanza
car at Franklin and Spring streets.
Condor was thrown several feet, and
was taken to the central sttaion, where
he was charged with being drunk. The
man says the tenders work well, but
do not let a person down very easy.
Condor, however, was not even
bruised