Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-18
AROUND TOWN
Mexican Sentenced

AROUND TOWN
Mexican Sentenced
For stealing a quantity of blankets
and clothing from the room of fel-
| low countryman S. Mares, q Mexican,
was sentenced by Police Judge Cham
bers yesterday to serve ninety days in
the city Jail on a charge of petty lar
ceny.
Bartender In Court
Eddie Burns, a bartender for Tom
| Savage, pleaded not guilty in Police
| Judge Chambers court yesterday to
charge of violating the liquor ordinance
and his trial was set for today. He
furnished $100 bail for his appearance
in court and was released.
Business Women Will Meet
A meeting of the California Business
Womens association will be held this
evening in the club rooms of the
Young Women's Christian Association
building. Mrs. Van Wagner will speak
on the work of the housing commits
sion. The public is invited.
Guilty of Theft
Edmond Pasqual and Joseph J. CAL
lahan, who came to Los Angeles sew
eral days ago, pleaded guilty in police
court yesterday morning to stealing
kit of carpenter tools and were sem
fenced by Police Judge Chambers to
pay fines of $50 each or serve sixty
days in the city Jail.
Joseph Scott Will Speak
Joseph Scott, past state deputy of
the knights of Columbus, will speak
this evening at the Columbus club
house, southeast corner of Twenty
second and FiguerOa streets. All men,
bers of the Knights of Columbus in
Southern California are invited to be
present. A short musical program will
be given.
Gas Cases Set
The cases against the directors and
employees of the Los Angeles Gas and
Electric corporation charging them
with rebating and lowering and rails
ing the price of gas without permis-
sion from the city council which have
been pending in police court since last
July were set for trial January "a by
Police Judge Rose yesterday.
Crap Shooters Fined
Five young men, George McCloud,
H. Butler, L. E.. Rauk, L. Wheelan
and Wesley Hoff who were arrested by
Patrolmen O'Brien and Winn while en-
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University district, pleaded guilty in
Police Judge Chambers court yester-
day and were sentenced to pay fines of
81 on charge of gambling.
Held for Assault
D. Molina, accused Of cutting Man
uel Cantella on the head in a fight in
a Los Angeles street saloon, was ar
raigned in police court yesterday on a
charge of assault with deadly Weap-
on and his preliminary hearing was
set for today. Cantella was treated
at the receiving hospital for a deep
laceratton on the left side of his head.
Grocery Liquor confiscated
A raid was made on the grocery
store of Christopher Papino at Ivy
station last night and a large guam
tity of liquors conf1scated. Papino was
arrested and taken to Pasadena, where
he will be arraigned in justice court
today. The raid was conducted by
Chief Detective Browne of the dis
trict attorneys Office and is the first
of the year.
Woman Held in Jail
Accused of entering the rom of Mrs.
Lucy Crowley at 800 North Hill street
and stealing a fur muff and six os-
trich plumes Cora Mcneil, a young
woman who was arrested Saturday aft
| ernoon in her room at an apartment
| house at Seventh street and Maple
avenue, was arraigned In police court
| yesterday on a charge of burglary and
her preliminary examination was set
for January 10. She was unable to
furnish $1,000 bail and was sent back to
Jail.
Arrange Funeral Services
Funeral services will be held at the
| chapel of Pierce Bros. Wednesday aft
ernoon over the body of Mrs. William
| Woodworth, a prominent member of
several fraternal organizations, who
died at the home of her daughter Mrs.
William F. Patterson, Alice and Cy-
press streets. Saturday night. DIR.
Bresee of the Nazarene church will
conduct the services at the chapel, and
the burial in Inglewood cemetery will
be in charge of the Women of Wood
craft circle.
Supposed Burglar in Court
William Rogers, accused of entering
the home of r. M. Coulter at 1915
South Figueroa street and stealing a
quantity of silverware, and who was
arrested while digging up the cached
articles in vacant lot at Eighth and
Alameda streets, was arraigned in Po-
lice Judge Williams court yesterday
on charge of burglary and his pre-
liminary hearing was set for this
morning. Albert Jeffries, who was ar
rested with Rogers but who had moth
ing to do with the burglary, pleaded
guilty to a charge of vagrancy and
was sentenced to serve ninety days in
the city Jail.
Daylight Burglars Busy
Daylight burglars were active Sun
day and three cases We're reported to
the police yesterday morning. d. L.
Clampitt of 725 Berendo street told tie
detectives that his home was entered
during the absence of the family and
a dozen souvenir spoons, a box of
cigars and two small savings banks
were taken. Two gold bracelets,
jewel case, brooch and several toilet
articles were stolen from the room of
Miss Ottie Whiting at 1928 East Fifth
street. G. E. Walker, 1918 North Main
street, notified the officers that his
/ room was entered during his absence
and a watch and $40 were stolen.