Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-27
Sell BeIvedere Bonds

All that is necessary is to give ample
notice OF date required.
Sell Belvedere Bonds
Bonds of the Belvedere estate
amounting to $4,000 were sold yesterday
at an advance of $4O0 by the county
board OF supervisors.
Charged With Theft
Archie Ramey, charged with stealing
q bicycle from Charles e. Carter, was
examined yesterday before Justice Aus
tin and bound over to the superior
court.
Charged With Robbery
Juan Cordenas, Mexican arrested
on suspicion Saturday, was yesterday
charged with robbing two young men
Angeles streets.
Gasoline Stove ExpIodes
Fire originating from a gasoline stove
explosion nearly destroyed the home
of j. Sauderson at Wadsworth and
Norton streets last evening. No one
was near the stove at the, time. The
damage is 5000.
Burdettes Resting
Rev. Robert J. Burdette and his tall
ented wife are enjoying ten days rest
trip Is made for the benefit of Mrs.
Burdette's health. She Is recovering
from her recent Illness.
Charged With Battery
w. Il. Davis was arrested by De-
tective Tom Quinn last evening on the
charge Of battery. The sleuth says that
he was attempting to quiet a row in
front Of the Palace restaurant Saturday
evening and Davis struck him.
Woman Is Burned
A small fire at 31O North Broadway
called out a lot of apparatus yesterday
afternoon, but the services of the fire
men were not required. An explosion
of gasoline burned Mrs. e. L. Lewis
slightly and some one turned in the
alarm.
Death Due to Accident
A coroner's jury brought in YER
dict of accidental death yesterday in
the case of Eli Nicholas, an aged tour
ist who was struck and killed by a
Long Beach car at Watts station Fri
day. No blame was attached to the
employees of the Pacific Electric COM
pany.
Asks for Divorce
Flora M. Conterme yesterday filed
suit for divorce against her husband,
Jules p. Conterme a prominent mining
man Of Inyo county. The couple were
married at West Point, Cal, eleven
years ago and, according to the allie
cations of the wife, her husband de-
serted in 1905.
One Made Two
On a plea of desertion, Mrs. Elsie M.
Wilkinson was granted an interlocutory
decree Of divorce from w. C. Wilkinson
by Judge Trask in department of the
superior court yesterday. The couple
We're married in Kingman, Ariz., in 1900
and Wilkinson deserted his wife in Los
Angeles three years later.
Pine Tree Sons
A social will be held by the Pine Tree
State association in the Burbank hall
March 2S. This will be the last regular
meeting for the season, and the time
and place for the annual picnic will be
discussed. All Maine people are invited.
Dancing and card games will be intro
duced, as well as an old-fashioned
supper.
Requiem Mass
The first anniversary Of the death of
Mrs. Ysabel del Vale will be observed
Wednesday by the celebration of re-
QUEEN masses for the repose of her soul,
to which all friends are invited. The
masses will be: st. Joseph's and Plaza
churches al s a. M; st. Patricks, 7 a.
M, and a high mass at st. VinCent's
at a. IN.
Cattle Trial Begins
The trial of Silas s. Duntley. alleged
cattle thief of the Antelope valley, was
begun in department 1 of the superior
court yesterday before Judge Smith, A
jury was secured, but before the case
went to trial Attorneys Rogers and
Brown, for the defendant, We're allowed
to withdraw upon application and At
torneys Davis and Appel were sub
stituted. Brown and Rogers will act as
witnesses for the defense.
Lecture on Forestry
The Southern California Horticul-
tural society will hold its first public
meeting in the assembly room, chamber
of commerce, April at s p. m Hon.
n. p. Lukens of the United States for
est service will give a lecture on For
est Conditions in Southern California"
The lecture will be profuSely illustrated
with stereopticon views illustrative of
native growth and work of reforesta-
ton. Admission free.
New Real Estate Firm
The formation of the new real es-
tate firm of f. II. Gleason and S. D.
Adkins under the name of Adkins &s
Gleason has been perfected, the capital
being $4,000. The office of the firm is
at 322 in the Grant building. Mr. Glea-
son is one of the well known successful
operators in real estate in Los Angeles,
q member of the realty board and a
man who has many personal acquaint-
ances in the community. Mr.. Adkins
is a recent arrival in Los Angeles COM
ing here from Cincinnati with his fam
lily and purchasing a home. He is a
man of esconsiderable business expe-
rience and is member of Masonic and
other fraternal organizations He is a
hustler and is quite an acquisition to
the real estate fraternity.