Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-21

as superintendent of the Nevada mis-
sions was present yesterday morning
and made a report of the work being
accomplished In Nevada.
Weeks Pay for Christmas Gift
All employees of the ]. w. Robinson
company will receive an extra week s
pay as a Christmas gift. Every man
working for the company Will receive
the extra pay, regardless Of the length
of time of service
To Hold italian Funeral
The funeral of Giacomo Paggi a
well known Italian who died at his
ranch, Arlington street and Vernon
avenue, late Sunday will be held to-
morrow at 9:30 o'clock at st. Peter S
church, burial to be in Calvary ceme-
terry. The Garibaldi society will at
tend in a body. MIR. Paggi leaves his
wife and a young daughter and three
brothers, Ed Victor and Dante, in Los
Angeles and a mother and sister IN
Italy.
Five Chinese Deported
The steamer. Mongolia. which leaves
San Francisco today for Hong Kong
China, carries TO their native land fNe
Celestials who were charged with
being unlawfully in the United states.
~
Chan, Wong Sing, Kui jim and Gee
Sing. They were taken north to San
Francisco by Deputy United States
Marshall ]. F. Durlin yesterday after
noon on the Southern Pacific.
Thrown from Wagon; Hurt
Y. Reyes, So years old. a teamster
of 2319 Stephenson avenue, was injured
painfully yesterday, when while driv-
ing at sixth and Mateo streets the
wheels of his wagon ran over large
stone and bounced him from his seat.
He fell beneath the wagon and one of
the rear wheels passed over his right
hand, bruising and decorating II. Ihe
injured man was taken to the receiV-
ing hospital, where the police surgeons
stitched several decorations on his face
and head and bandaged the injured
hand.
Receives News of Death
John w. Kemp. attorney of Los An
geles, has received word of the death
of DR.. Irwin n. Frasse, a prominent
physician of the state, in Monterey
DR.. Frasse was a native of New York.
He came to Pasadena in 1891 and es-
tabllshed a practice. At the end or
two wears he removed to San Jose,
where he was successful. He came
to Los Angeles after the San Francisco
earthquake, where he resided one year.
and then went to Monterey and died
of heart trouble. Dr.. F'rasse was con-
nected with the Santa Clara County
Historical society. He. is survived Dy
q widow and two small children.
Held on Burglary Charge
f. d. owen, accused of having en-
tered the room of George l.. Danner
at 51S West Fifth street and stealing
two suits of clothes, a suit case and
pair of trousers, was given his pre-
liminary examination in Police Judge
Chambers court yesterday on a
charge of burglary and held to answer
to the superior court in bonds OF
$500. owen testified in his own behalf,
and, despite the fact that detectives
saw thew found an iron bar which the
accused is alleged to have used to
force an entrance to the place. he sald
he was drunk at the time and did not
remember what had occurred.
To Hold Athletes Funeral
Funeral services for Emory H. Skin
ner. the 17-year-old son of Eben H.
Skinner, who died at the family home'
644 Lucas avenue. will be held at the
home Thursday at O'Clock, thence 10
the Cathedral of st. Vibiana, where
solemn high mass will be celebrated
cemetery. The body is at the under
taking parlors of Bresee Bros, where
friends may view 1t on Wednesday be-
tween the hours of 10 a. m. and p.
M, after which it will be removed to
the family residence. The deceased
was one of the prominent athletes at
Harvard Military school, where ne was
student.
Fourteen Auto Speeders Fined
AS a result of the efforts of the mo-
torcycle squad to put stop to auto
mobile speeding on South spring
street between Eighth and Eleventh
streets fifteen autoists were arraigned
in Police Judge Chambers court yes
terday morning to answer to charges
of speeding. Those who paid fines are
G. l.. Dennison, Jack Brown, J. Reavis,
John Perkins, c. c. Chaffee Earl Ga
roa, w. Fl. Dean, George Walker. v.
L. walker, e. Stearns and f, j. Pur-
dy, $50 each, and r. Eaton, f. E.
Branson and l.. Brazelton, $25 each.
M. W. Iulse, charged with a similar
offense, asked for time to plead and
will appear in court today.