Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
AROUND TOWN
MIGRANTS WILL LEAVE

AhUUND lUWN
WARRANTS WILL LEAVE
Six vagrants were. given permission
to leave town on the next train by
Police Judge Williams yesterday and
they all accepted without a protest,
Thev were all given suspended sem
tences of 1870 days in the city jail.
EXAMINATION POSTPONED
Willie Wing, a Chinese, underRarrest
on a charge of committing q STATUTORY
offense. was before Justice Summer
field yesterday. His preliminary ex-
animation was continued until Septem-
ber 20, in order that he might have
sufficient time to send for witnesses.
HoRN5LoWER FINED SS
Fish horn solos are not in accordance
with the city's ordinances, especially
when they annoy the neighborhood
and A. Guseman, an enterprising fish
merchant of the East Side, appeared
before Police Judge williams yesterday
and paid So fine for Eviolating the
anti-noise ordinance.
p. E. BUYS RIGHT OF WAY
r.. A. Hamm, who owns a ranch of
ten acres at San Dimas, yesterday was
awarded $1,000 by jury in Judge Moss
department OF the superior court for
right Of way across his property
that takes up one acre, which Is desired
by the Peciflc Electric company for an
extension of its. Coytna line.
HUMANE OFFICER BITTEN
George Brown, an officer Of the HUI
name Animal league, was severely bit
ten by a little fox terrier yesterday
morning at First and Rose streets
The officer had picked up the dog
with the Intention Of taking it to the
pound. Brown went to the receiving
hospital and there had his wounds
dressed.
SENTENCE SUSPENDED
Samuel Young, fruit peddler, and
his son Floyd were before Justice Sum
merf1eld yesterday, charged with hav-
ing purloined railroad ties from the
Southern Pacific right of way near
Dolgeville. The father was given
suspended sentence Of thirty days,
while the case against the son was
dismissed.
STATE SOCIETIES TO MEET
The Los Angeles New Hampshire
society will hold a joint meeting with
the Massachusetts society in Nam
and Sixth streets, next Tuesday even
ing at O'Clock. The secretary an
nounces that an excellent program has
been arranged, and all members are
invited to be present.
GASOLINE CAUSES FIRE
Explosion of a gasoline stove caused
a fire in one-story frame building
owned by Mrs. M. Winger at 712 Ban
ming street yesterday morning and en-
tailed a loss of 5000. The building was
occupied by two families, those of f.
Selano and Pedro Delgarde. The ex-
plosion occurred as the Delgarde fam
lily was preparing breakfast and soon
spread to the Selano fiat. 1t was soon
put under control after the arrival of
the fire apparatus. The loss is covered
by insurance.
TO TELL OF FAIRGROUNDS
The charity conference committee of
Los Angeles will hold it's regular meet
ing in the Chamber of Commerce
building at 10:30 o'clock a. m. next
Tuesday, September 20, at which Mrs.
Willoughby Rodman will deliver an
address, "The Playground Movement
in Los, Angeles" The secretary OF
the conference committee, Spencer
Sewall. reports that the work of the
organization is attracting the attention
of the various organized charities
throughout the United States.
CHARGE DWITH FORGERY
Charged with forgery, w. P. Comm
gore, who was returned to Los Angeles
Thursday by Detective Mcnamara
from Oregon ILL.,, was arraigned be-
fore Police Judge Williams yesterday.
His preliminary hearing was set for
September q at 10 o'clock and his
bail fixed in the sum of $1,000, which
he was unable to furnish. Comingore
is charged with forging the name of
Harry Chandler to a check for $50.
He was formerly foreman of the Amer
lean Engraving company of this city.
WANTS DELEGATES
f. G. Finl1le, consulting engineer, is
urging that as many Angelenos as
possible attend the eighteenth Ma
tional Irrigation congress to be held
at Pueblo, Colo, September 26 to 30,
at which meeting George II. Hutton
will deliver an important address on
"The California Law Relating to Un-
derground Waters" Mr. Finkle has
asked that all who are deslrous of at
tending the next congress call at his
offices, 62Sh South Spring street, where
they will be provided with credentials
and appointed delegates if they so
desire.
r. e. Connolly, former publicity
agent for the proposed Panama Cali
fornia exposition at San Diego, accom-
panied by Mrs. Connolly, was in Los
Angeles yesterday en- route for San
Francisco, where he will be in charge
Of the publicity department of the San
Francisco exposition in 1915. He was