Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-17
Wanted in Santa Cruz


On description furnished by officials
of San Francisco, Deputy Sheriff Bert
Franklin yesterday arrested William
Bamby, who is wanted in Santa Cruz.
Patent Fly Screen
William r. Hart, formerly of Colo
RADIO Springs, and now of 141 South
Figueroa street, Los Angeles, has in
vented a novel window screen. Flies
can make their exit through the screen,
but cannot enter.
Given Decree of Divorce
An interlocutory decree of divorce
was granted yesterday by Judge York
in department three of the superior
court in the petition of Nettie Brazier
against Albert Brazier. The ground al
legged was desertion.
Would Be Rid of Debts
George Burris living at 1914 East
Twenty-third street, flied his petition
in bankruptcy yesterday in the United
States district court. Burris is an in
surance agent and claims to owe about
$4,000, with practically no assets.
Arm Caught in FIywheel
John Martindale, an engineer at the
works of the National Pipe company
on East Sixth street, was injured yes
terday by the sudden starting of a fly
wheel on gasoline engine. The mans
arm was twisted until the bones
snapped. After treatment at a hospital
he went to his home.
Complaint Filed
A complaint was filed against II.
Frank, a druggist at rs East Third
street yesterday, under the state law
that requires druggists to have a reg
iStered pharmaC ist in charge of the pre-
scription department 1t is alleged that
Frank employed Harry Valentine as
clerk and that the latter had no state
registration.
Flourished a Big Gun
Frank Miller was discovered last
evening by Patrolman Mcintosh ter
rorizing pedestrians on Hill street by
fiourishing a big revolver and uttering
threats against anyone who interfered
with him. Everybody made wide de-
tour about the intoxicated man until
the policeman came along. Miller was
booked at the station for carrying con-
cealed weapons
Thieves Steal Pipe
A robbery of galvanized pipe from
the shop of the Advance Machine COM
pany on San Pedro street was reported
to the police yesterday. The foreman
claims a lot of material had been left
just outside the place. ready for de-
livery, and some enterprising thieves
carted off about fifty pieces of two-inch
pipe. There is no clew to the thieves.
Laundry Driver Arrested
A o. Apsley. a driver for the Los
Angeles laundry was arrested yester-
day on the charge of embezzling $40,
and after arraignment was placed I'M
der bonds of $500 or $3.50 cash bail. 1t
is claimed that Apsley is short in his
accounts nearly $3.50, although he is
charged with having appropriated to
his own use only about 49,. Apsley says
that the question is merely civil one,
involving an accounting between him
self and the laundry company.
Wants Parker Arrested
Mrs. l.. r. Parker called at the police
station last evening to get warrant
for the arrest of l.. r. Parker of 100
South Spring street. The woman
claims Parker has just sold the furni-
ture in the house and has put her
trunk into the street, after a quarrel
in which he called her vile names and
struck her. She claims that num-
Der of her trinkets have been sold
without her permission and she was
anxious for Parker's arrest last night.
She was told to consult one of the pros
ecuting attorneys this morning and Sc
cure a complaint for battery.