Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-12
Makes Trip to Mexico

Former Senator Robert N. Bulla left
yesterday for Mexico. He will be abb
sent several weeks looking after pros
pectors' interests In the southern re-
public.
Examination Postponed
The examination of o. p. Widaman
and A. r. Sanger, charged with as
saulting DR.. r. M. Bell with intent to
kill was postponed by Justice Fred
erickson to June 2.
Repaint Building
The Catholic cathedral Second and
Main streets. DIS being reprinted ana
looks much improved by the change.
as the brick work had become some
what faded by time.
Photographer Pleads ouIky
]. w. Thomas, photographer at
Bellevue avenue and Buena Vista
street, pleaded guilty before Justice
Rose yesterday to a charge of printing
Objectionable pictures. He will be SEN
fenced today.
Young Man Passes Away
John C. Bosch, aged 1S years, who
was severely burned at his home, 1872
West Thirty-fifth place, died there
yesterday as the result of his injuries.
His mother died about six months ago
and three brothers lived at the old
home Arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed.
oeorglans to Meet
The Georgia society will hold its reg
ular meeting this evening at 337h
South Hill street. All Georgians are
invited. Important business is to be
transacted and the entire membership
is asked to be present. Arrangements
.x11I L. H. d. (nx oil 70 hi n1
Georgia picnic to be held In the near
future. J. B. Brady is president of the
sbciety.
Conductor Dies
Louis c. Cantell, former passenger
. conductor on the Mexican Central &
National railroad, died yesterday after
a long illness. The funeral will be held
Wednesday morning at 1890 o'clock at
the chapel OF Orr & Edwards under
the auspices of the Order of Railroad
Conductors. Interment will be in Ev-
ergreen cemetery.
Druggist Arrested
A warrant for the arrest of George
w. Gilsky. proprietor of the drug store
at 602 South Hill street, charging him
with employing an unlicensed clerk,
was issued by Deputy Prosecuting At
torney Ford yesterday. Another war
rant was issued for the clerk, Clyde
Barber, charging him with the sale of
poison without labelling II.
Information on Gas
The local office of the United States
geological survey has just received for
distribution to interested parties a
limited number of advance chapters
from bulletin $40 entitled "Investiga-
tions Relating to Petroleum and Nat
ural Cas-" These may be obtained by
application to 515 Merchants Trust
building as long as the supply lass.
Moses klngsbaker Dead
Moses Kingsbaker. aged e5, died yes
terday at the California hospital. He
was a retired business man and resid-
ed with his family at S06 Grand View
avenue. Funeral services will be held
tomorrow morning at $3.50 o'clock ~
the chapel of Orr & Edwards, following
which the body will be taken to Quin-
cy, ILL.,, for burial. The service will be
under the auspices of the Elks.
To Open New Clubhouse
The new club house at 1861 Temple
street will be used for the first time
this evening when the men of the
northwest part of the city will gather
to hear Judge Curtis D. Wilbur and
District Attorney Fredericks tell what
the club may hope to do for the boys
and young men of that section. The
membership is being augmented among
the business and professional men who
live in the Second ward. 1t is primarily
a social club, but expects to do impor-
tant work.