The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
Brief Local News

JUNK THIEF GIVEN NINETY DAys-wil-
liam Mills. who was caught stealing brass, was
given ninety days in the county jail yesterday
for petty larceny.
JUDGE HUNT ARRIVES United States Dis
trict Judge W. n. Hunt of Helena, Mont,
rived yesterday to attend the session of the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
FINED FOR BREAKING FISH LAw-Eman-
uel Maggie. charged with having In his posses
sion understood striped bass. was fined $50 by
Police Judge Shortall yesterday
RIFLES BATHHoUSE LOCKERS warrant
was issued yesterday for the arrest of Japan
ese employed lately in the Pine street Hammam
entrance to the lockers in which the valuables
of the customers were kept. and stole SIS
RIoTING GREEK PUNISHED George Chi
yitzankas, Greek track laborer employed by the
United Railroads. was found guilty and fined
$40 by Judge Shortall yesterday for melting a
riot among his countrymen who were working
on the company's tracks in Mission street last
Sunday.
SUES RAILROAD FOR $40, ,ooo-The suit of
George Sonnenberg Jr. against the Southern Pa
cifc Comeany for $4,000 damages for injuries
alleged to have been received while working
in a trench near Salinas City was begun before
Judge Whitson and jury in the United States
Circuit Court yesterday.
SEA LICENSES SUsPENDED-United States
Local Inspectors Bolles and Bulger yesterday
Lunstedt. master of the steamer sequoia; and
for three months the license of Knut Knutsen,
chief mate for unskillfulness in causing the
total wreck of the steamer on Humboldt bar
MOBILE COMPANY LOSES SUIT-Judgment
for $500 in favor of Mrs +. c. Myers Of San
Jose was given yesterday by Judge Hunt in
suit for that amount brought by Mrs. Myers
against the Mobile Carriage Company to recover
on deposit paid on the purchase price of an
automobile.
GUILTY OF BURGLARY-Francisco Ramirez
pleaded guilty to burglary in Judge Cooks court
yesterday and the crime was determined to be
one of the second degree. Ramirez stole
watch a short time ago from house in Ham
ilton Square. He was sentenced to one year
in San Quentin.
WOMAN LOSES PURsE-Mrs Marie Howard,
who lives at 15231a Noe street, reported to the
police yesterday that while riding on FIJI
more street car Tuesday evening purse con-
tanning $24 snatched from her hand.
ATTORNEY PAYS BAIL FoRFEIT-Cash
bail for $3.50, security for the appearance in
Judge Lawlor's court of John Castrana, accused
OF an assault with deadly weapon, was de-
ciared forfeited yesterday by Judge Lawlor
and Archibald Campbell, Castranas attorney
and bondsman, forced to settle for the
amount.
PAINTER WILL DIE FROM FALL-In a fa,,
yesterday Joseph Bush painter living at 80
San Bruno avenue, received several broken ribs,
his death Bush was taken from the b building hSg
from which he fell. Page and shrader streets,
moved to the German Hospital.
CARPENTERS FALL. Collista carmen
ter living In West Oakland. fell twenty feet
from building in Montgomery street yester-
day. His injuries consisted of five broken ribs
badly confused hip and possible internal in,
juries.
CAR VICTIM DIES-The man who was picked
up with fractured skull from beside the car
tracks in San Bruno road Silver avenue
died yesterday afternoon at the City and County
Hospital from injuries. Before his death he
revived sufficiently to give his name as John
Coppinger, and his address as Cottage Hill be-
tween Silver avenue and Nye street
FALLS THROUGH SKYLIGHT-Julia Tbomn-
son, coored domestic employed at 1910 Ellis
street, while gathering clothes hung ON the
roof, fell through skylight to the door be
meath, distance of twenty feet. She str,ct
af
and possible internal injuries, from which IT is
believed that she will die.