Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16
VIII Address Socialists

Will Address Socialists
A. Levin will address the regular
Sunday meeting of the Socialist party
att Burbank hall, 542 South Main street,
this evening.
House Robbed
S. Piper, 212 Rose avenue reported to
the police that some person broke into
and robbed his louise early yesterday
morning. Two purses containing $14.50
were stolen.
Give Concert
The twelfth semi-annual free concert
of the First Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school orchestra will be given at
the church, corner Sixth and Hill
streets, Tuesday night.
Woman's Purse Found
A woman's purse containing a sum
of money has been turned over to the
city detectives. 1t was found at the
owl drug store December and so far
no application for it has been made.
Twenty Dollars Stolen,
Twenty dollars was stolen from the
cash drawer of A. Il. Littinich at his
store, 617 East Third street. yesterday
, morning. Lettinich informed the police
he believed the theft was committed
by a former employe whom he dis
charged some time ago.
Arrested for Cruelty
j. II. Hamilton, charged with using
a mule when it was in such condition
that a harness should not have been
placed on it, was arrested yesterday
and taken to the city Jail. Two large
sores on the mules shoulders, caused
by the constant rubbing of straps, at
tracted the attention of the officers who
arrested the man.
Democratic Club to Elect
A. c. Harper, as secretary of the
Democratic club, yesterday had sent
out notices of the second annual meet
ing of the Democratic club at O'Clock
tomorrow night at the club rooms, 342
South Broadway, for the purpose of
electing eleven directors and the tran
saction of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
Mexican Heavily Fined
NJ Tapias was fined $50 ol a charge
of battery by Police Justice Chambers
yesterday. Tapias was arrested on a
complaint sworn out by Jesus Rodri-
guez, who claimed that he had been
stabbed by Tapias because the latter
did not agree with his sentiments in
regard to President Diaz of Mexico.
Rodriguez was not fatally injured, but
suffered number of serious cuts.
Appeals Decision
C. A. Roberts was fined by Police
Justice Rose on the charge of cruelty
to animals yesterday and at once served
notice of an appeal to the superior
court. Roberts was arrested charged
with beating a horse. He demanded
jury trial and Friday was found guilty.
He demanded new trial, but this was
denied him and when brought up for
sentence yesterday was fined
Joins Law Firm
Drew Pruit, one of the leading at
torneys and Democratic politicians of
Fort Worth, Tex, who has come to
Los Angeles to make this city his
home. has just formed a law partner
ship with w. Ona Morton under the
firm name of Morton & Pruit. Mr.
Pruit takes the place of Frederick w.
Houser, recently elected a judge of
the superior court of Los Angeles
county.
Observe Feast
A grand mass meeting for Sunday
evening at the synagogue, corner Olive
and Temple streets, has been arranged
by the local Zionists for the purpose of
observing the "Hanuka, ''or feast of
Maccabbees. Eloquent speakers will
address the audience on the histori-
cal relation of the feast and on the
various institutions of the Zionist
movement. Songs and recitations are
also arranged for the entertainment of
those present.
Miss Their Tools
Workmen employed on the new Niles
Pease building, Seventh and Hill
streets, have complained to the police
that some person has been stealing a
number of tools from their work boxes
after they have left for the night. -Four
carpenters, j. A. Shanley, j. Bettinger,
]. H. McClarney and H. B. River have
suffered by his visits. 1t is stated the
man picks the lock- of the tool chests
and takes the tools he thinks he can
use.
Appoints Nominating Committee
At the board meeting of the Y. M. C. |
A the following committee was ap-
pointed to act as a nominating COM
mittee preparatory to the annual meet |
ing, at which nine directors will be
elected. The committee, consisting of
three members of the board and four
from the membership, is as follows; |
Il. r. Earl, chairman; A. j. Wallace,
w. E. McVay, .ohn Rutherford, jr., !
Jesse j. Martin, r. S. Bostwick and
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