Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-06
AROUND TOWN
San Luis obispo Merchant Here


NJ. D. Tognazzini, a wealthy merchant
of San Luis Obispo, and his wife We're
arrivals at the Angelus hotel last night.
Plead Guilty to Speeding
]. A. Bergman and H. Glassell
pleaded guilty in Police Judge Roses
court yesterday to charges Of violat-
ing the speed ordinance and were fined
$25 each.
To Install Officers
A point installation Of the officers
elect of Stanton post, G. A. r., and
Stanton corps, w. r. c., will take place
in Blanchard hall Friday evening at
80 o'clock
Bible Institute Reopens
The Bible institute opened its new
term yesterday afternoon. Mark Leo
and Rev. j. r. Pratt of New York will
deliver lectures in the first two weeks
course of the institute.
Chinese Pays Fine
Wong Sing, a Chinese, pleaded gull
ty in police court yesterday to charge
of cruelty to animals and was sem
tenced to pay a fine of $40 or serve
ten days in the city jail. Wong paid.
Greek Goes to Jail
Angelo Sanotopoli, a Greek, pleaded
guilty In Police Judge Roses court
yesterday to charge of displaying
revolver in a public place and was
sentenced to pay fine of $40 or serve
ten days in the city jail.
Guilty of Creating Disturbance
F. Girard pleaded guilty in police
court yesterday to creating distur-
bance in a restaurant on West Fifth
street, and was sentenced by Police
Judge Rose to pay a fine Of So or
serve five dayS in the city iail,
Historical Society Meets
The Historical society of Los An
geles met last night in the assembly
hall of the University of Southern Cali
fornia. Reading of historical papers
constituted the program and the Sc
curing of new rooms also was dis
cussad.
Conducts Evangelstic Services
The evangelistic services conducted
by DR.. j. @. A. Henry in Glendale are
attracting large congregations each
night. Prof. p. p. Bilhorn, who will
tour the Orient with DR.. Henry as the
singing evangelist of the party, is now
i'll in Chicago.
Boosters Day Observed
Boosters day called forth a lively and
enthusiastic assemblage at the weekly
luncheon of the Federation club yes
terday in the club rooms. Nathan
Newby, the president, presided and
three minute boosting speeches were
made by members of the club and
others.
Improvement Association Formed
The semi-monthly meeting of the
North, Northeast and Northwest I'M
provement association will be held this
afternoon at o'clock in the chamber
Of commerce committee room. All
persons owning property In these Sec
tions Of the city are urged to be pre-
Assent.
UAged Man Dies
David G. Evans, 80 years old, died
Pate yesterday afternoon at the home
2of his son, 1924 Fedora street. Mr.. Ev-
ans with his wife, who survives him,
came to California a little more than a
year ago from Minnesota. The funeral
will be delayed until Monday for the
i rival of relatives from Mexico Burial
i'll be in Rosedale cemetery.
auper Certificates Gain Release
~ "A. j. Mcdonnell, Manuel Barrios and
Enables Gonzales, who were SEN
z8nced by Judge Wellborn of the
Rlited States district court to serve
sentence of so days or pay a fine
800 each, have been released from
county Jail by having the 90 days
have lived in confinement ap-
! & | on their sentence. Both men filed
Der certificates.