Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-18
AROUND TOWN
BROWNE AGAIN AT POST

bhOWNG fA0FNiN -
S. L. Browne. chief # District Attor-
ney Fredericks detective force, has re-
sumed his official duties after an ILL
ness of ten days.
ARREST BARBER
Joseph Roberts, a barber, was arrest
ed yesterday by Officers Jones ana
Royd on a charge of attempting to
pass a small fictitious check on G.
Bloom, 412 South Main street.
sPEEDERs FINED
w. C. Solomon and c. M. Webster
appeared before Judge Rose yester-
day on the charge of violating the
speed ordinance. They were fined $50
each and sentence was suspended
PATRICK IN JAIL
Percy Patrick, charged with passing
a forged check on W. H. Herrin, was
hound over to the superior court by
Justice Summerfield yesterday Pat
trick is in jail, being unable to secure
$1,000 bail.
EXAMINED FOR THEFT
Ralph Rurnes, alias Carl Morton,
charged with the theft of a horse be-
longing to Frank Webb was given a
preliminary examination by Justice
Summerfield yesterday and held TO an
SWGT Will Ddll llAOh SAS FA"NS'
DEPOSITS BAIL BOND
Adrian Vanderbee, arrested Wednes-
day night on a charge of aiding IN
harboring Attorney Elmer e. RoWeH'
who jumped his bail last December,
was released from the county jail yes
terday, his attorney having deposited
a $4,000 bail bond.
FINGER CUT OFF
John Kusamanza, a Hungarian cab
met maker 533 Town avenue, caught
his left index finger in saw whlle
working at 263 North Avenue Nineteen
Yesterday. At the receiving hospital 1t
was found that his injuries were such
as to necessitate the removal of the
finger.
ARRAIGN ACCUSED FoRGER
TT r. Rosenberg, jailed recently on
forgery charge, was arraigned before
Justice Summerfield yesterday and his
preliminary examination was set for
June 80. The officials of the Colorado
National bank allege that he secured
s425 from the bank on forged checK
uttered by himself.
PROMISES; RELEASED
]. w. Gallagher, charged with fall
ure to provide for his wife, was be-
fore Justice Ling yesterday. On his
promise to pay $50 cash each month
for her maintenance he was released.
District Attorney Hill handled the
prosecution and consented to the de-
fendant being released
TAKES PRISONER BACK
IJndersheriff Woods of Orovile will
leave for that city this morning with
A. H. Perkins, who is accused OF tor-
gerry Perkins was arrested IN TINS
city Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff Sc
puiveda. The prisoner informed the
officers that he was willing to go back
and take his medicine
ARRAlGNED FOR CRUELTY
Barney Irwin and Joseph Grisin
thrite. arrested Wednesday on charge
of causing a horse needless suffering,
were arraigned before Justice Summer
field Yesterday and their cases set for
trial on June 8. The court fixed their
bail at 5000 each and this amount was
deposited by friends of the accused
VERDICT FOR 81
Paul Kent secured a verdict for 81
damages against John w. Ritzman in
Justice Stephens court yesterday.
that brought suit for S22, claiming
that on February %, 1899, horse
driven by an employe OF Rltzman col
lided with his horse and buggy, dam
BACK TO SAN DIEGO
e. l.. Donnelly, accused of horse
stealing, was taken back to San Diego
Yesterday by Detective Fish. Donnelly
was unprecedented in this city Thurs
dav on telegraphic information re-
ceived by Sheriff Hammel from San
Diego. He will be prosecuted in San
Diego for the theft of a horse In that
city.
SKINNER TO BE TRIED
s. E. Skinner will be brought to
trial in the United States district
court Tuesday morning on a charge
of impersonating United States land
officer. Skinner is accused by settlers
of Imperial valley of having duped
them into giving up about 1000 acres
They claim that he threatened to bring
them into the district court and prove
that they had acquired the lands un-
lawfully. Skinner will be prosecuted
by United States Attorney Mccormick
GAMBLING CHARGED
Nine young apprentices at the Union
Tool company shops, Palmetto and
Mateo streets, were discovered in
noon hour crap game yesterday by
officer Ora May, who arrested them
on the charge of gambling. On the
table at which they We're playing was
81 30 in small change. The men ar
rested were NJ Rose, j. Dillon, f.
Jones, j. Ramirez, A, Johnson, H. c.
Simpson, F. II. Barney, Louis Davis
and M Peterson. Judge Rose fined