Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
AROUND TOWN
Buried by Masons

= Buried by Masons
\ Funeral services for Howard l..
Grimshaw were held at 1 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, in charge of the Ma
sons, at the Masonic temple, Pico and
Figueroa streets. Burial was at Ingle-
wood Park cemetery.
viii Be Buried Today
Funeral services for Ernest B. HinlSle
of 1858 Harvard boulevard, who was
connected with the Barber Asphalt
company, will be held this afternoon at
o'clock at the chapel of Dexter Sam
son. Burial will be in Rosedale ceme-
terry.
Charged With Grand Larceny
James p. Williams, who is alleged to
have sneaked into the room of c. Birr-
baum at 8311aN South Olive street and
to have stolen $120, was arrested last
night by Detective Tom Zeigler and
placed in the city jail on charge of
grand larceny.
Arrested for Spanking Boy
Francis Hay was arrested last night
by Patrolman Wallace on charge OF
battery. Mr.. Hay, who was driving an
automobile, was annoyed by small
boy throwing firecrackers at his ma
chine, and finally got out of the ma
chine. caught the boy and gave him q
spanking. His arrest followed.
Funeral of Young Attorney
Funeral services for Charles Rixon,
jr, a young attorney who died at Her
mosa Beach Tuesday morning of heart
disease through surf bathing, will be
held this morning at 10 o'clock at the
chapel of W. II. Sutch. Rev. ID. f.
Howe will ofTiciate and the body Will
be cremated at the Los Angeles crema-
.ory. where private services Will be
held.
Blind Pig Operator Fined
Police Justice Chambers yesterday
fined Frank Garbarini of 96S East
Tenth street 5000 on a charge of violat-
ing the liquor ordinance by maintain
ing a blind pig at his home. Garbarini
formerly was the proprietor of winery
at 1915 Central avenue. When the liz
quor zone was established his place
was outside of the limits and he moved
his stock to his home.
Fined for Gambling
Frank Brown, proprietor of cigar
stand in front of the Requena saloon,
Market and Main streets, pleaded gull
= In Police Justice Chambers court
yesterday to a charge of gambling, and
was fined $50. According sto the two
patrolmen who made the arrest Brown
allowed persons to shake dice for
money at his stand under the pretense
that they were playing for merchan-
disc, which is permitted by city
ordinance.
Former CaValryman Held
Charged with grand larceny, Harry
T. Harkey, who says he is former
calvaryman in the regular army, was
given his preliminary hearing before
Police Justice Rose yesterday and held
to answer in the superior court in
bonds of $1,000. Harkey is alleged to
have rented horse from the Eagle
stables for the purpose of going to
Glendale. He failed to return the ami
NAL at the proper time and inquiry de-
veloped the fact that he was near
Compton where, it is alleged, he at
tempted to dispose of the horse.
BelIigerents Fined
Mrs. Laura Murray, proprietor Of a
rooming house at 800 North Main
street; L. d. Van Houtin, a messenger
employed by the Independent Messen-
ger company, and Harry Paine, mes
senger who participated in a battle
royal in Mrs. Murray's room Sunday
night in which j. Perry, an ambulance
driver for the Crocker street hospital,
sustained decorations on his head and
a severe conclusion of the brain as
the result of being struck with a beer
bottle, pleaded guilty in Police JUS
tice Chambers court yesterday to
charges of disturbing the peace and
were fined $40 each.