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COPPER, TIN AND LEAD.
Domestic Copper strong md Unchanged
-AH Base Metals I'm Good Demand.

Domestic Copper strong md Unchanged
-An Base Metals I'm Good Demand.
Domestic copper markets are strong and
unchanged. The sales made throughout
last week we're at the prices which have held
for upward OF a fortnight: Lake. 2ec. for
best brands; electrOlytic, 25d25Hc., all
for deliveries in June and July. Prime cast
ing copper, sixty days, Ia ruling at 24zd
25c. Fewer producers are in the market
than were taking contracts AZ the corre-
spending period year ago. The coneoli-
dation Of the foreign markets for high grade
copper has been unaffected by the specIls-
tions in warrants Of the past four weeks.
The bull movements in London tossed the
spots and forwards to 600 los. at the close
OF the week, with best selected at ElOe Tha
London speculative market in copper has its
chief reason for being in the manIpulstions
OF the smelling interests of Wales, which are
af1liated with operators IN several other
metals that fnd prOfit In manipulating bogus
metal quotations IN London, and through
arran Rements made with advertising aRen-
cies here for the dissemination of false metal
market news. note, comment and prices in
American agencies. which matter is CRbled
back TO certain London spectators as the
"oficial" metal market quotations and con-
ditIons. Neither in Europe nor America do
any OF the large firms or corporations In the
metal business do any business with the
speculative interests that disseminate the
false prices that enable the smelling interests
Of Europe 10 cheat certain producers of ores
nv the knavish tricks by which Welsh smet-
ers robbed American copper miners until
the American smelling interest got upon It's
feet This coterie Of European "riggeTs" OF
false market quotations and conditions in
several base metals has long had an active
advertising agent In this market, who ls pay
master for the bills incurred by his employers
In "suuarinR' certain agencies. press and
otherwise. that publish to order false quota
tlons. news. note and comment.
Prices of other metals: Pig tin, 4O'(6Hc.:
antimony, 2IIIo.; spelter, S.7S67c.: pig lead.
o. iOae 20. aluminium. Asa 47c.: nickel, 47a6Sc
zinc, $500: quicksilver. sal.
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TRIAL or POULSONS SWITCHES
VIII Re Made To-day At the COney Island
End OF the ID. u. z. Elevated.

WV be Made To-day At the COney lsiann
End Of the n. n. r. Elevated.
The Poulson switching plan Is TO be
'ested between and 10 o'clock this morn
Ing at the Coney Island terminal station Of
lhe Brooklyn Rapid Transit system. Neils
pollson, the originator Of the plan, has for
me last three or four years been trying TO
persuade the city authorities that the
'apacity " Brooklyn Bridge could be
greatly increased II the trains entering
tne terminal OF the Manhattan end we're
switched A. the entrance TO the platform
instead If switching them, as is now done.
" the end Of the platforms after the passen-
gers hava been discharged. In order to
,est Mr. Poulson's theory new switches
nave been laid at the Coney Island station
and they will be experimented with this
morning The demonstration OF Mr.. Poul-
on scheme will he watched by a committee
consisting ~ Chief Engineer Nelson p.
,ewis ~ he -.Oard Of Estimate, A. J. Neafie,
W., engineer in charge Of the terminals OF
ne ne Delaware. lYackRwanna and Western
,Allroad, and =. Stuart Williams, who laid
uuJ Riverside Drive. They will make a
,,eport - the Board OF Estimate. The
va viii also be attended by Comptroller
hneZ President McGowan Of the Board Of
Hnlermen, Borough President Coler. Bridge
.9mmlSSlOner Stevenson and the engineers
" dthe Bridge Department.
BIDS we're opened yesterday by Mr..
teVen>on for the building OF temporary
pagnhI adjunct 10 the Manhattan end OF
nrooklyn Bridge. The lowest bid for the
eS structure. which is designed to stretch
,Ser Park row To the City Hall Park. was
ssO", but Mr.. Stevenson said he would
~ make an award until the utility Of the
Oulson arrangement had been passed upon
~ he BOARD Of Estimate H. would cost
only about 5000 10 carry out Mr.. Poulson' @
"hching plan at the bridge station,
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ALL STEEL CARS FOR, QUEENS
To nun Through the Belmont Tunnel Under
East River. ." ...

President Theodore P. Shonts Of the
Inter-Met company is planning to I'M
prove the rolling stock Of the New York
and QueensI County Railway system. As
chairman Of the executive COMMITTEES, OF
this company he will advertise f6r bids in a
few days for forty all steel cars. The speCi-
hcations will call for cars thirty-eight feet
long. equipped with automatic air brakes
and cross seats and accommodating forty
passengers. The cars will cost about 5000
each.
! ; This first contract for forty all steel cars
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COLONIAL TRUST COMpANI.

TO THE srocKHoI DERS OF rfiE COLONIAL
TRUST COMPANY: ...'... !.
AN AGREEMENT for the merger Of the Colonial
Trust Company into Tho Trust Company of America
vas adopted hy the respective Boards of Directoi6
OF said Companies. 9t meetings held on the 9th
day Of April. 1907 And meetine Of the stock
holders Of tllS Comp%ny VIII be held at IT'S ofnee.
No, 222 broadway. borough of Manhattan. CITY
Of New Work, ~ twelve o'clUck noon on the zSeh
day o. AnTtts- 1907. 10 consider and act upon ths
said Agreement NJ Merger. aud upon any other
matter or thing concerning the same or the mode
OF carrying tbe slre,into effect and upon any
other matter or thing which may conc before the
nrctlug for Its consideration In connection there
within -. : EilMGND L,JNDSON. SecTetALyH- =
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ia to be followed by several other inilar
contracts during the next few months. and
while Mr. Shonts was not prepared yester-
day TO announce the fact IL can be stated
that the cars are meant for Use IN the Beb-
mont tunnel under the Fast River batweesu
Long Island City and Forty-second streetsl
MIR. Belmont and his associates say that they
will have trains running through, the tunnel
by about December next. =, -
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THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA.
ro1nE sS5., St, A'a. 70. .''a

To THE STOCKHOLDERS or !, ~.
THE TRGSTCOMPANH NJ or AMERIFAy
AN AGREEMENT for the merger Of the CQonlns
Trust Com pany into The Trust Com pany ~ America
was adopted by the respective Boards Of Directors
Of the said Cnmpanies, at meetings held on the eth
day OF April 1917, and meeting 81 he Stock
holders nt this Company will be held At It's once.
No; I'D broaGWay. IN the Guy ot New foTkl -
twelvr- oClOck noon the 25t day OF Aprii. 1907,
10 consider and act upon the said agreement al
meTgeI and upon any matter or thing concerning
the same or the mode of carrying the same into
effect, and upon any other matter or thing which
may cotnr before the meeting for It's considerations
In connection Herewith. .f--.
The tTapsieT books viii be closed at the close Of
April "a 1891. -"
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The New York. CnicsKo ana SC. Louis Rsftresa
% C0mDaHV.

NOTICE Is HsREsS SivaS vS HB. tBa. ,s. as. aSn..
messing OF the Stockholders Of this Company for
she election Of DIRECTORS. and for the transaction
the nrcstins. WI be hcld At tbe princpN ofnss o.
WEDNESDAY, tbelne Cl1e Isl dsyl OF NAY, isg7 a.
so'clock 4. N. The poll will continue open for one
= BY order Of the Board Of natectors s.-..t.
. DWIGHT W. PARDFF Secretary
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MINING GEOLOG fST going TO Cobalt and
LaYder Lake 20 examine rich prospects, VIII
capitalist join him? NJ. c., box I2O Sun ONCE. -
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LIGHT. ATTRACTIVE, QUIET OFFICES
TO Rent: DESIRABLE WALL ST DUH.D.
RENT SUITABLE LAWYER OR BRO kER
APPLY >. j.. BOA IO0 sun OFFICE. ~
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GRUB STAKE MINING ENGINEER ~ years
experience, wishes mon y 10 operate Colorado
mine; rich ore In sight. COLORADO. bon iiB
sun once. ..-r 10y .
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SAN FRANCISCO. REBUILDING. get in % bug
some shares a. 81 each In a new modern steam
laundry; The biggest dividend payer known; owns
Us own real eStil bank references ,'t,to once 70
PURITAN LAUNDRY co. lS2 Jordan Avenue,
San Franci~CO.
WRITE the Anne TCan. Oyster Industry, Inc, Hei
Bultt Building, Philadelphia Pl. for prospectus
permanent and surr investment only limited mum !.
her OF shares 10 bn sold. -..
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Imports OF General Merchandise and Dry
Goods.

Imports OF general merchandise and dry good
AZ reported at the Custom House compare as fol
lows with those OF last week and Of the correspond
ing week year ago:
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gg acre N in h Of CThLN Ar
| GROu GRoUP
M R
@ %
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10000 shares of the Treasury Stock are hcreSUa6
y pubEc subscription at $500 per share (Par S
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The next offering of stock will be made simultaneously in New York. Lon
and principal Continental cities less than S. share
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with all that has been heard about cur
taIlrnent OF expenditures by railroad COM
Danies not a single instance can be found
OF the abandonment Of an enterprise on the
ground that II was not Warranted by tho
business situation. and In no case has new
mileage when completed failed TO come up
70 the expectations OF the management Of
the road which built It. All new facilities
have brought in returns more than COM
Fnensurate to the expenses Incurred and the
only reasons why the roads cannot go on
providing still more with equally satisfactory
results are that the money market is un-
favorable for the raising Of additional capital.
that labor is too high. and last and most that
the political interference In corporation
affairs has alarmed not only the managers
Of the railroads but the holders OF securities
who under other circumstances would be
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This Stock Is Not AssessabRe.
OFFICERS:

S. OFFICERS: r.5,.
~. THOMAS p TAlLOR
p. Manufacturing
','' CHARLES N. SHANNON. v. p. 30. tf,r
, Founder shannon Los
TROwBRIDGE. Treas.
ERpuSitent American EankorS' Association,
RITTMAN ,s
-. u. 5
-
band; cA-fIeasUTcT New York. Penn 4
~"-',. r. r. Co. Cleveland. - 49, -.
ALEXANDER
Late Superintendent Arizona Copper
of Arizona Amsgsmscd
. e., - WILLIAM u DAVIS T.. %T'
AmalgamAted
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GOSSTP OF VAIL STREET.

e. II u .hsd nos-bssn' for-a sharp rslly and q
decided Qulckenlng Of activity In the last
quarter OF an hour Yesterdays session Of tho
dullest and most unlRteeesting in recent
years, Tbs complete change which came 10
the last few minutes. hSweyers while still
leaving the total Of transactions low, added
substantial gains to the quotations for num-
Der: OF the leading stocks. and these gains
we're attained so rapidly and.Sp entirely with
out apparent cause that the session. instead
OF being wholly uninterestinE, gave the trad
Ing element one OF the most genuine surprises
Il has experienced even in this year Of start
ling price changes.
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3SOOOO Shares acquiring the various properties.
The sun., 1907-04-21

carry aagamaon important copper propere
OF the WelLknoNn Csn,Moenei District OF Arizona viz:
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How extreme vas the dulness during the
greater psrt-Of the session may be understood
from the fact that up to the time OF the pub
licatIOn OF the bank statemsnt not more than
half the active stocks quoted by the COM
mission houses on their quotation boards
could show q single transaction. Even such
usually active issues az St. Paul. the Erie
stocks. Rock Island. Southern Railway.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas, and Republic
Iron and Steel had not up TO that time figured
in the trading-a condition without precedent
in the business Of the last year. at all events.
Many OF the traders. unable TO stand the op-
pressive dulness. left the floor and SO missed
the very interesting outburst that came at
the end.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-15
Mrs. Wilson is Honored Guest

Mrs. John Bryant Wilson of Calves
ton, Tex, was the complimented guest
at delightful whist party yesterday
afternoon given by her sister, MRS.
William Wallace Mcleod of $40 West
Eighteenth street. The score cards
we're in the form of fortunes wheels,
and violet palladium vase and a vase
of Dresden ware were given as prizes.
The whole house was abloom with Cali
fornia poppies. and among the guests
were Mines. F. A. Eastman, o. H.
LAGRANGE, Horace L. Cutter, Enoch
Pepper, Nathan Cole. jr., Frank G..
Henderson, j. ". Peacocke, August
Freese, w. H. Fuller Greenleaf, Theo-
dore E. True, w. e. Reed, Freeman
r. Cady, H. C. Dillon, Saxon, John Nc
Crae, William H. Farrand, w. B. Kem~
per- Mary Banning, Harriet S. Wright,
and Misses Nicholson, Eva Frances
Pike, Lucille Dixon, Louise Freese,
Katharine Kemper and Helen Kemper.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-15
NINE CONTRIBUTE
PIECES OF SKIN
Men and Women Glve Up Particles of
cuticIe in Order That Burned
Woman's Life May Be
Saved

In order to help one of their fellow
beings prolong her hold on life four
>women and five men yesterday Volun-
tarily submitted to the knife welded
bv DR.. J. S. owens at the Red Cross
hospital and donated two square inches
of skin each the cuticle to be used In
furnishing Mrs. M. A. Bryn with a
new covering. Mrs. Bryn is the San
Pedro woman who was severely burned
in fire recently.
The skin with which the nine
humanitarians are parting will be
used in furnishing one Of Mrs. Bryn's
legs with a new covering. More than
half the amount of cuticle required
for the work has already been secured
and DR.. Owens is confident that the
rest will be forthcoming today.
Mrs. Bryns case is receiving a great
deal of attention in San Pedro and
last night a ball was given for her
benefit. The proceeds will be turned
over to her today, and the best medical
attendance that money can purchase
is now assured her. The following
sacrificed part of their skin yesterday
in order to aid her: Percy Morton,
1643 Grove street; Merton ElWess, sS6
East Twenty-ninth street; j. 0. Gee
men. 115O East Pico street; John Ban
berg, SIT Wall street; George Brock,
2443 Hunter street; Miss Edna Miller,
1851 East Forty-seventh street; Miss
M. e. Elwess, 936 East Twenty-ninth
street; Miss Mabel Hunt 525h South
Main street and Mrs. H. b. Zibalin,
1136 Sunset boulevard.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-15
MRS. JOHN A. LOGAN
GUEST OF HONOR
MONSTER RECEPTION TO BE
GIVEN TODAY
All Club Women Of the City VIII Be
Hestesses at Great Event at
Woman's Club House.
Society News

Mrs. John A. Logan Of washington,
D. c., who Is in Los Angeles to at
tend the National Congress of Moth
ers. will be the honored guest TINS
afternoon at monster reception at
which all the club women Of the city
will be hostesses.
Mrs. Logan has been feted contin-
uously since her arrival and the clup
women, to show their love and appre-
citation of the great work she has done
in philanthropy and other lines, ar.
ranged for the reception, which VIII
be held In the Woman's club house.
$40 South Figueroa street. The re-
ceiyine hours will be from 8 to 6
o'clock and all club members Will be
admitted by their membership CARDS
and will be allowed to bring an es-
cort. other guests will be personal
friends of Mrs. Logan and prominent
army people
Mrs. j. B. Bigelow, Mrs. F. A. East
man, Mrs. Erasmus Wilson ana MRS.
g. 70, Thorn, vice president of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. will stand with Mrs. Logan, and
Mrs. w. w. Stilson will introduce the
guests to Mrs. Logan. Mrs. Mary f.
Banning and Mrs. Harriet s. Wrlght
will have charge Of the refreshments
and all the presidents Of the federated
clubs, including Mrs. P. G. Hubert,
Mrs. F. E. Pryor Mrs. e. K. Foster,
Mrs. ]. r. Hendricks Mrs. w. w.
Murphy, ETC.. will assist in entertain
ing. A musical program will be given
during the afternoon and throughout
the club house the prevailing color
tones in the decorations will be yellow
and white
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-15
SANTA CRUzERS
|BURN RED FIRE
Booming Delegation Takes Up Night
Headquarters In Central Park
and Introduces Beach
City

The Santa Cruz delegation of BOOM
ers owned Central park last night.
The Boosters brigade in full force,
led by the Third artillery band, which
Is accompanying them, marched
through the principal streets of Los
Angeles scattering good fellowship. red
light and souvenirs of the rising little
seaside resort. The Third artillery
| band Is said to be the finest military
band in the west, and its director, Ar.
man Putt, is well known for his ability
The band is located at the Preside
| San Francisco.
| After discoursing sweet music and q
lively red fire atmosphere through the
downtown streets the delegation head
ed for Central park, bearing in it's wake
several hundred Angelenos who were
anxious to hear about the fine new
casino, skating rink, the ship Balboa
and the countless other attractions of
the Atlantic City of the Pacific"
When the happy bunch arrived at the
park there was some more red fire. then
some souvenirs, then more red fire, and
Charles j. Anderson, orator for the
northern contingent, and head Of the
publicity department of Santa Cruz
beach, opened the evenings festivities
with a little tale of the wonderful cline
from which he hailed.
Tell Rival About It
More red fire. Then some fine stere-
opticon views of the wideawake resort,
more souvenirs, more red lights, more
music.
Yesterday morning the boosters took
flying trip to Venice and told of the
wonders of their resort within sound of
the booming waves Of a rival beach.
The band got in some fine work and
everybody was made to realize that the
publicity committee of the Santa Cruz
beach is all there-and then some.
The party left their paternal dwellings
May Z, to see them no more till May
10, when they expect to have thor
oughly awakened every large sized city
and hamlet in California to the beau
ties and advantages Of Santa Cruz.
The committee is living in the special
cars in which they are touring the
state. They consist of Frederick Swan
ton, Charles ]. Anderson, James w. An
derson, c. e. Lilly, Harry Wanzer.
James w. Dickinson, H. q. Irish, r.
r. Waite, James M. Walsh, Joseph
Bernheim. N. Hedgepeth, Harold Nc
Pherson, Charles J. Klein, James
Sheehy, Dr. Walters, William Kreig, N.
Helms, Embert Browne, Charles w.
Hammer, Roy Hammond, H. Brown,
Fred r. Howe, C. w. Russell.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-15
REVOKE FAKER'S
AUCTION LICENSE
Police Board Takes Away Permit from
Broadway Dealer Who Uses
cappers and Boosters
in His Business

The police board yesterday took ac-
tion against an auctioneer whose meth
DDS with other dealers were the cause
of drastic legislation recently by the
city council.
Captain Planners report to the
board was as follows:
"I have to report to you that G. H.
OConnor, who holds auctioneer's
license permit at 246 South Broadway,
has, without asking for a transfer of
location, moved his business to 523
South Main street, where he is con-
Quoting fake auction business with
assistance of cappers and boosters.
Complaints have been received by
the prosecuting attorneys and by my
officers from persons who have dealt
with his people on Main street.
1.-THE place Is of the character that
the ordinance was designed to put out
of business and recommend that you
ask the commission to revoke the per-
init on Broadway. as he is not using it.
paul E. FLAMMER, Captain"
Chief Kern reported that O'Connor
has been arrested for operating on Main
street without permit His license at
246 South Broadway was revoked by
the board yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-15
To Have Pretty Ceremony

At a pretty ceremony Miss Mayme
Young and William John Wilson will
be married this evening at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Young, 1927 Manhattan place.
Rev. J. M. Schafie will officiate and
Miss Marguerite Banks will play Lo-
hengrin's wedding march. Mrs. w. A.
Banks will sing because" The only
attendants will be four children-Hel-
en- Otland, Lois Fort, Roland Lohman
and Tyrell Lohman-who will hold the
white satin ribbons forming the aisle
through which the bridal couple Will
pass to the altar, and who will scatter
sweet peas along the path. The little
girls will be dressed in blue and the
boys will wear white suits with blue
sashes.
The brides gown will be a beauti-
ful creation of white chiffon trimmed
with real lace and she will carry a
shower of lilies of the valley and Will
wear a wreath of the same flowers In
her hair.
The living room where the ceremony
will be performed will be decorated
with pink and white sweet peas and
In the dining room, where the wed
ding supper will be served after the
service, yellow color scheme will
| prevail. Ribbons will be combined
with flowers In the decorations and
the candelabra will be yellow shaded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will leave i'm
mediately afteward for Salt Lake
City for a six weeks trip. They will
make their home in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-15
Interpretations

Maier Brewing ompany-Directors,
Simon Maier, Joseph F. Maier, Edward
r. Maier Philip Forve and Mary Maier
of Los Angeles; capital stock $1,0o0,000,
with $750,000 subscribed.
Marine Power and Electric company
Directors, George H. Bancroft, Elmer
G. Phipps, George M. Wilson, w. j.
Compton and r. M. Amous of Los An
geles; capital stock $1,5O0,000, with IS
subscribed.
Southern California Academy of
Science-Directors, B. r. Baumgardt,
w. H. Knight, John D. Hooper, Mel
vile Dozier, Samuel ]. Keese of Los
Angeles; no capital stock.
Margaret Gold Mining company-Di-
rectors, Joseph B. Troy, w. H. Har-
grave, NJ A. Hargrave, James L. Ir-
win and Grover McChesney Of Los An
geles; capital stock 100000, with IS
subscribed.
Southern California Glove company
Directors, w. H. Sinclair, Charles w.
Sherwood and Herbert w. Coombs;
capital stock $4,000, with $500 sub
scribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-15
Cuban Luncheon Is Delightful

A delightful affair Of yesterday was
the Cuban luncheon and bridge whist
party given by Mrs. Richard A. Perez
of 1929 Alvarado street. Great masses
of wild mustard blossom decorated the
house, and among those present were
Mines. L. C. brand, Arthur F. Morlan,
James P. Burns, Frank Kelsey, 2. S.
Rowley, S. K. Lindley. Valentine Pey-
ton, Henderson Hayward, c. e. Stoner,
Willard Stimson, S. M. Goddard, Will
liam wincup, George Montgomery,
Helen SteckeI, Martha Taggart and
George Cole.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-15
Honors Cat Club Members

The member of the Los Angeles Ma
tional Cat club were the guests of Mrs.
Harold A. Lowell of 24S East Avenue
Forty yesterday afternoon at an in
formal luncheon, and covers were laid
for Mines. ]. J. Hechinger, Leland Nor
ton, Jessie Reynolds, HI. A. Stearns
Dunham of San Bernardino, Cora Wes-
ton, j. w. Searle, Mayme Goodrich. ].
M Turks, e. p. Carter, F. A. Somers,
Hendrickson, Blanche w. Estabrooks
and Misses Gertrude Estabrooks, Ethel
Goodrich and Mary Dalrymple. The
table was brightly decorated with scar
let geraniums and ferns.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-15
PATROLMAN DROPPED
FROM POLICE ROLLS

dropped from the police department
yesterday on recommendation of Chief
Kern.
The chief reported to the board that
he does not believe that officer Hessler
possesses the qualities requisite to
make an efficient police officer.
AS Hessler has not yet served his six
months probation he has no appeal to
the civil service.
Hessler was suspended by Captain
Bradish at University station for alb
sence from duty and intoxication.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-15
YOUNG BOYS DENY
STEALING BRASS CAPS

General Pinto, Samuel Pinto, Jesse
Daniels and Harry Schulz, boys ranging
in age from 10 to 15 years, were pre-
sented in police court yesterday morn
ing charged with petit larceny in steal
ing brass caps from oil cars on the
Southern Pacific railroad.
They entered pleas OF not guilty and
were sent to the detention home until
the officers can make a further investi-
cation of the charges against them.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-15
BAREFOOT BURGLAR is
TAKEN TO PENITENTIARY Y

James Fleenor, the giant barefoot
burglar under sentence of fifteen years
in San Quentin penitentiary on convic-
ton of burglary was taken north Mon
day to begin service.
Fleenor is known as. one of the most
desperate and cunning criminals the
sheriff has had to deal with for many
years and that his gang was doing