Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-02
AROUND TOWN
Wanted in Fresno

Wanted in Fresno
Bruce W. Aurandt. who has been wanted by
Sheriff r. d. chittenden Of Fresno on a
charge OF fraudulent registration. felony
was arrested in Los Angeles yesterday morn
ing by Detectives Boyd and Jones and locked
up at police headquarters. He will be held
pending the arrival Of an officer from Fresno
county
Liquor Case Continued :
John Foster. proprietor of the Bacon hotel,
which place raided the night of April %,
appeared before Police Justice Frederickson
yesterday morning TO answer a charge OF vio-
laton OF the liquor ordinance. At the request
Of the attorney for Foster the case con-
tinued until July Q, when the case will be
heard by jury
Former Cavalryman Arrested
Harr Huntley. who says he formerly served
In the Twelfth cavalry, was arrested near
Compton by Detective LOUIS Rico last night
and booked at the central police station on a
charge OF suspicion. Huntley is alleged to
have hired horse from the Eagle stables on
South Broadway and to have tried to dis
pose OF the animal.
Jewelry Stolen
George W. Gregory, 1912 South San Pedro
street, reported TO the police yesterday his
home had been entered between 80 and $3.50
o'clock yesterday morning and a gold neck
lace, woman's watch, three bracelets, moon
stone ring and an opal and pearl ring stolen.
Entrance was gained through front window
which had been LETT open.
ACCuSGQ Qi 0bCdAiH9 TdAO
Attorney Samuel T. Mock yesterday posted
a reward OF S25 for the arrest Of his erstwhile
friend, Joseph Bell, jr., who, Mock claims,
stole an automobile OF which they were Joint
owners. Circulars have been spread through
out the country describing Bell 40 years
old weighing 200 pounds, feet inches tall,
having blonde, curly hair, blue eyes and wear
ing gray suit.
Baracas Save Clubhouse Funds
Members of Judge Curtis d. Wilburs Bar
s,Ia.o Of irgf fQpp
VIII apply the money received from the sale
Of fireworks 10 funds for foreign missions and
for the furnishing Of their club house in the
San Gabriel canyon Stands have been placed
for the sale of the fireworks at Broadway and
Seventh streets, and on Hill between Fourth
and Fifth. streets.
To Hold Special Meetings
Special meetings will be held in connection
with the visit of Commissioner Esti prom
\ inent Salvation Army worker OF Chicago, who
is staying In Los Angeles Saturday evening.
July g. Colonel French and Brgadier Flynn
viii lead a special meeting. and Sunday even
ing July 4, Commissioner Estill and staff will
have charge OF mass meeting. Both meetings
will be held at Salvation Army citadel No. /,
at 4s1 South Hill street.
Arraigned for Theft
Hattie Butler was arraigned before Police
Justice Rose yesterday morning to answer
charge Of the larceny Of petticoat valued at
S15O. and on the reading of the complaint it
was found that the alleged offense had been
Ter pleaded not guilty and the trial set
for July 10 and the amount Of bail fixed at
SIS Justice Rose in his off-hand manner said
the untlrlng efforts of the police in bringing
to justice such serious offense, committed
mere than year ago, was worthy Of COM
mendation.
Accused of Larceny
Harry T.. williams, former clerk in the en-
poy OF the T. Wiesendanger real estate COM
many. was held to answer 10 the superior
court on charge of larceny by Police Justice
Roso Yesterday morning. Bail was named in
the sum Of $500, and the prisoner could
not raise the amount he was taken to the
county jail It is alleged the night OF May 29
the safe in the office of the company for
which williams worked, in the Merchants
Trust building was opened and $225 stolen.
About the same time williams left Los An
geles and was traced to Oakland, where he
was arrested June 5.
Tourists Reach Honolulu
cable received by the steamship depart
rnent of the Gernan-A American Savings bank
announces the arrival of the steamship Man
churia at Honolulu with the following pas
sengers on board: Mr. and Mrs. w. e. McVsy,
Miss Laura H. McVay, Miss Helene s. Nc
Way. Miss Silence X. McVay, Miss Frances A.
McVay, Mr. and Mrs John Rieff. Mr.. and
Mrs j. p. Vandergrift John NJ vandergrift,
w e. Blackstone, Mrs. Matilda Geseke, Miss
Blanche Gieseke Mrs. Lucinda Rafferty, Mrs.
L. J. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs w Runyan,
Miss Edith Runyan. Miss Helen Runyan Miss
Edith schlischer, Mrs. Frank w. fireman.