Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-17
Fined for Cruelty

Fined for Cruelty
John Colgan and Jacob Joseph were
fined $40 each yesterday by Justice Rose
for alleged cruelty to animals.
Released From Custody
George B. Stubbs, arrested on a stat
utory charge last week, was released
from custody yesterday on account of
lack of sufficient evidence.
Sent to San Quentin
John Erwin was yesterday sentenced
TO four years in San Quentin by Judge
Smith of the superior court upon con-
Viction of an assault upon q boy.
Kentucky Society Picnic
The Kentucky society will hold an
all-day basket picnic and barbecue at
Verdugo canyon May 5. J. Marion
Brooks will have charge of the outing.
AutoIsts Fined
III. L. Knight, T. r. Jones, w. o. Hol-
liday and A. r. OBrien were fined $15
each for violations of the automobile
speeding ordinance yesterday in the
police court.
Demands Jury Trial
Louis Reef, charged with giving
: liquor to minors with the intent TO
4 make them intoxicated, was in court
yesterday and demanded a jury trial,
which was set for tomorrow.
Minnesotans VIII Meet
Natives of the state of Minnesota
In Los Angeles and vicinity will meet
In the assembly hall of the chamber
of commerce tonight for the purpose of
effecting permanent organization.
Goes to England
George b. Studd, one of the superin-
tendents of Peniel hall, left for England
yesterday in response to cable from
his brother, who Is seriously ill in Lon
don. Mr.. Studd expects to return in
July.
Supervisors Go North
Supervisors P. ]. Wilson, A. j. Gra-
ham and C. f. Patterson left yester-
day for San Jose, where they are to
attend the annual meeting and conven-
tion of the boards of supervisors
throughout the state.
Duck Gam Arrested
Duck Gam was arrested last evening
on the charge of conducting a lottery
and was sent to the city jail. For some
time the officers say that they have
been waiting for this particular Of
fender. He was later released on bail.
Cook Severely Burned
y" Harry Moser. cook employed at the
Northern restaurant on North Spring
street, was badly burned about the
eyes yesterday noon by boiling fat. The
man was treated at the receiving hospi-
tai and sent to his home at Graham
station.
Run Down by Car
While riding his wheel along Main
street yesterday morning, e. Goodall
atternoted to turn out for a big truck
and WAS run down by a. Pasadena car.
The boy escaped with a slight cut and
several bruises but the wheel was
smashed.
Warrant for Automoblist
Perry Dunham of Pasadena, one of
society's favorites, failed to appear in
the police court yesterday when his
case was called for trial on a charge or
violating the automobile speeding ordi-
nance, and Justice Rose issued bench
warrant for his rearrest.
Ransom Home Meeting
The Ransom Industrial Home asso-
citation will hold it's annual meeting on
Thursday at 10 a. m. in Temperance
temple. Five members of the board of
directors will be elected for the term
of two years and reports given. All
friends of this institution are urged to
be present.
Boxers on Trial
The examination of Kid Williams,
'DHlias Solomon, and Mike Mcclure
charged with robbing j. f. Owen, a
Hollywood contractor, is set for tomor-
row afternoon at Q o'clock Both the
defendants are well known local boxers
and a large delegation of their friends
is expected to be present at the trial.