Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-04
8rutaIIy Beats Horse

5rutaIIy Beats Horse
Louis Devirin beat his horse with a whip
which had long piece of fine copper
WIRE on the end and was arrested for
ae'y sne sociesn 10 animaIs by officers of the HUI
Justice Frederickson and fined $40.
Japanese Run Down
III. Hirata, a Japanese living at 43e
East Ihird street, was run down by an
auto and badly bruised early Yesterday
inorIlng; mo lie was treated at the receiv-
ing hospital and sent home. Hirata says
ne dld not see the machine coming and
does not know where 1t went or who
was in 1t.
Collector Convicted
Frank Russell was convicted of embez-
Element and fined $40 by Justice Freder-
ickson yesterday. 1t was alleged that
Russell took some money belonging to
the Diamond Coal company Russsll was
a collector for that firm and when he
Iailed to turn IN the proper amounts the
company mad him arrested.
Boy Hurt by Auto =.
Buyrl Bray, il years vi age, 6sO South
Main street was severely Injured by be-
ing struck bv an automobile driven by
%. w De Camp, 919 West Adams street,
IN IN - front ofdh Of the the Burbank theater early
receiving hospital where it was found
two of his ribs had been fractured. After
his injuries were dressed he was taken to
his home.
Creditors VIII Meet
AT a meeting of the creditors of the
Hotel Wentworth to be held at 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning, an effort will be made
toward the final adjustment of all
%ay Of so6 Tnf GdcuItY in the
classification of the claims. but il is
hoped that the unsecured creditors will
be given precedence by the lienhoders,
and that an amicable adjustment can be
obtained.
Shriner Dies
ing department of the Llewellyn iron
works, died at his home, 3S17 Woodlawn
thirty-second degree Mason and a Shriner.
He is. survived by a wife and one child.
me flnal arrangements for the, funeral
s,e, service have s no not been completed. but il
Orr & Edwards, the interment to be In
Evergreen cemetery.
Body to Be Cremated
Joseph Steinart of Rivera died yester-
day at his home, aged SO years. Mr.;
days of '49 and had resided at his home
in Rivera the past seventeen years. He is
survived by one sister. Mrs. Joseph
Marks: Nisil and Jacob Bernard, Leah an and
funeral will be held this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock at the chapel of Orr & Edwards,
the body to be cremated.
court works Quickly
There were only ffty-four drunks up
for trial in the police courts before the
noon hour yesterday. This is the small
est number that has been in the docket
on Monday morning for some tim. JUS
tice Rose made record in speed of get
ting rid of them. The fifty-four were
disposed of in fifteen minutes. This time
includes the time it took the men to come
from thir cells and go back. Nearly four
sentences a minute was the record. The
regulation fine was S. each.
Charged with Burglary
r. L. Belts was bound over to the
superior court by Justice Austin yester-
day on a charge of burglary. Belts was
found near Westlake park one night last
week by Patrolmen Gabbert and Chill,
ders. He had in his possession a neatly
wrapped bundle of tools and satche
also filled with tools. Belts was booked
on suspicion and the next day, accord
ing to the police, it was found that he
had broken open a tool house in the
Westlake district near Sixth and Alva-
RADIO and took away the most valuable
part of it's contents.