Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-16
Sentenced for Concealed Weapons

Sc"tenCeu TOT concealed weapons
Henry Spencer, who was arrested on
suspicion Sunday, was sentenced to the
city jail for sixty days yesterday on
charge of carrying concealed weapons.
Speed Vioators Enrich City
B. Wynn. S. B. Church and William
Desantis yesterday were fined $40 each
by Justice Austin. G. II. Turner and
Edward Wells we're fined SIS each.
and Jack Boyle was mulcted to the
tune of $40 on charge of violating
the speed ordinance.
Passenger Agent Peck Returns
T. g. Peck, general passenger agent
for the Salt Lake Railroad company,
returned home Sunday afternoon from
an extensive journey through the east.
He went to Chicago several weeks ago
continental Passenger association, and
from there visited other eastern cities.
MIR. Barnes Dies Suddenly
Charles C. Barnes, aged GO, died sud-
denly late Sunday night at his home, 1124
West Thirty-fourth street, death being
caused by heart failure. The funeral
services will be held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at the chapel of Dexs
ter Samson. Mr. Barnes is survived
by his widow, four daughters and one
son.
GtO0bC0 VI SOiIt anu tCWCny
Carl Wiley, $50 South Figueroa street
reported to the police yesterday that
two we'll dressed men, one medium
height and the other tall held him up
Saturday night while he was walking
with a young woman near Daily and
Manitou streets and robbed him of 81
and a watch and chain. The police are
investigating.
Crowds Attend Street Meetings
The MONDAY street meetings are be-
ing continued with large crowds in at
corner OF Sixth and Hill streets has
been given up on account of the noise
at that corner. 1t Is expected that
Mercantile place will be added to tho
list of meetings, taking the place Of tho
station at Sixth and Hill streets
Low Rate Abolished
The return goods rate" has been
abolished by the Transcontinental
Freight bureau, now in session in chi
cago, and the change will go into effect
with the new tariff in a few weeks.
This rule has been in effect many years.
1t allows the return of unstable goods.
or goods which the purchaser refuses
TO receive. at one-half the regular rate.
County to Buy Heating Plant
At the meeting of the board of super
visors yesterday Hudson and Munsall
architects, were instructed to prepare
plans and specifications for vacuum
steam heating plant to be Installed at
the county hospital. The new system
will dsplace the plant now in use at
that institution, and 1t is said will re-
suit in a saving of 10 per cent In the
expenses for fuel.
Seek Missing Man
Sarnest M. Adams, 26 years of age,
has disappeared from his home in New
Decatur. Ala, and relatives living IN
that place have written the local po-
lice asking them to look for him, as
they think he may have come to Los
Angeles. Adams is five feet eight
inches tall. weighs 165 pounds. is tin
ner and corniee worker and is MEM
Der of the Timers union.
Bankruptcy Claims Settled
Two more disputed points were set
tied yesterday by Lynn Helm, referee
in bankruptcy in the Central depart
meme store case. A claim of the Cen
trail Broadway Building company for
S11, 1904, due for rent and other items
when the department store became in
solvent, was allowed, and so was an
other claim for s3022.66 from H. Prinz-
lauer, due on note. Back dividends on
both claims will be paid.
Yale Professor Arrives
william Lyon Phelps brother OF Rev.
A. S. Phelps pastor of the Central Bap-
list church. will arrive in Los Angeles
this morning and Will be rendered
banquet by the Yale club tomorrow
evening at the Westminster hotel. The
visitor is one of the most prominent
professors of Yale. occupying the
Lampson chair of English. Prof Phelps
is ON his summer vacation. lie VIII de-
liver a series of lectures on English at
Berkeley and will later take a trip to
Alaska.