Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06
Struck by Car

Struck by Car
Roy Edwards of Santa Ana, steel
worker, was struck by street car at
Sunset boulevard and Bunker Hill ave-
nue. last night and received slight
concussion of the brain and severe
abrasions on the right leg.
Struck by Car
Frank Yonnaroa, n Japanese living
at Sic East First street, was struck by
an eastbound car on that street yes
terdav afternoon and slightly injured,
He was taken to the receiving hospital,
where It was found his face and shoul-
ders were cut.
Evidence insufficient
The case against Fred Ward, charged
with violating the liquor ordinance by
disposing of intoxicants in his road
house on the Mission road, was dis
missed by Police Justice Chambers yes
terday on the grounds that the evidence
was insufficient to hold him.
Accused of Theft
Alexander Norwood was sentenced
to thirty days in Jail by Police Justice
Rose yesterday for stealing lumber. It
is claimed by the police that Norwood
makes practice of helping himself to
fuel from woodpiles and from build
ings in course of construction.
photographer Arrested
B. Zimmerman, a photographer who
guarantees to make your picture in
five minutes, was arrested yesterday
afternoon on the charge Of violating
the license ordinance. His bail was
fixed at $25, and not having the money
he was confined to jail.
Arnaefad for K0daLino
B. Zimmerman nd ABE Mansfield,
who claimed to be tourists, were ar
rested on Los Angeles street yesterday
afternoon for allegedly using cameras
on the public thoroughfares without a
license. Each paid $5 for appearance in
the police court to answer to the
charge.
Held in Bonds
Frank Williams, charged with steal
ing a small sum of money from f..
Buttolf, laborer, was before Police
Justice Rose for his preliminary exam
ination yesterday afternoon Williams
is said to have a bad record and was
held in $1,000 bonds to answer to the
superior court.
Awarded Damages
For injuries received in the Redondo
street railway wreck of August 13,
Joseph H. Deal, a real estate dealer
of Santa Barbara, was yesterday
awarded $1,000 damages by jury in
department of the superior court. The
company did not deny the accident or
the responsibility, but balked at pay
ing $4,000, demanded by Deal.
Mexican Dies
An unidentified .exican who had
been working in a wood choppers camp
near the city limits on Eighty-frst
street, died yesterday from supposed
neglected cold of the lungs. He was
found dying in an old shack in the
camp by fellow workmen, and expired
without medical attendance. His body
vas taken to Pierce Bros morgue.
Strikes an Officer
L. L. Lewis, the young man who
struck Patrolman Winterton because
the later blocked his way in street
car, was fined SIS on the charge of
assault and battery by Police Justice
Rose yesterday. Wintertun was stand
ing on the rear step of the car. He was
dressed in citizens clothes. Lewis did
not recognize him as an officer and
struck him in the eye.
Disturb the Peace
e. S. Reeves, J. L. Banta and w.
Slaitz were each fined S. by Police
Justice Rose yesterday afternoon on
the charge of disturbing the peace.
The three young men were arrested
Monday night after they had engaged
in a fight in the Turner hall at 319
South Main street. In the fight
waiter was severely beaten, but he did
not appear to prosecute.
say Prisoner Is Burglar
John Walby, the man who was ar
rested by Detective Zeigler Friday after
an exciting chase down Main street
and who was booked under the name
of Jack Walsh, was before Police JUS
tice Rose yesterday and was held to
the superior court under $lo0O ponds.
The detectives claim TO nave a good
case against Walby. He is said to be
a burglar with bad record in many
coast cities.
Opium Dealer Fined
Said to be a dealer in opium, but
charged with violating the license
ordinance. Doch Coon a Chinese, was
men Mcintosh and Harrison and taken
to the police station. Several pipes
such as opium smokers use, and a
quantity of opium was taken from
Coon. His bail was fixed at $25, which
he deposited for his appearance IN court
this morning.
Say Boys are Drunkards
Leo Christopher, who claims to be 2l
wears of age, and James Green, who
says he is two years his Junior were
arrested yesterday afternoon by PATROL
man Hurt on the charge of intoXica-
ton. Neither of the youths appear to
be more than 16 years of age, and they
will be held until the police can learn
something about them. When taken
to the station neither boy could tell
where he lived.
Charged With Larceny
Charged with petty larceny Rafael
Veiga, a Mexican, was before Police
Justice Rose yesterday afternoon. He
demanded a jury trial. and the case
was set for this morning at 10 o'clock.
Veiga is said to have stolen two hats,
two coats and two overcoats from
Charles Goza. The articles were stolen
from Goza's home during his absence,
but his wife claims to have seen the
theft committed,
Monkey owner Fined
William Gray, better known as "Ari-
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