text: JEWS FURNISH HIGH COMEDY POLICE COMMISSION ENJOYS HEARTY LAUGH Pool Room Case Proves Barrels of Fun — Japanese to Hear Decision at Next Meeting "Sure I want he was a regular policeman, he crime around every night," said Samuel Moshenberger to the police commission last night in testifying in regard to the pool room at 319-21 East First street. Mr. Moshenberger told the commission that he was by trade a vegetable peddler. His story was as follows: "One night I go into the pool room and I see two Japs play in the pool. One of them looked like he could play better than do other one, so I says to the other one, 'I bet you $40 the little Japs can beat you playing rotation.' 'The other Japs pulls out a roll and bet me and I puts up my money and his money up with the cashier, an other Japs. The Japs I bet on don't stand no show in the world and I'll bet on my forty in about three minutes. "It doesn't seem good to me and I makes a big holler to the cop, he ain't got no uniform but he's a cop all right because I saw the Jap cashier give him a handful of cigars, and the cop says, 'Begone, Samuel, you ain't got no more case than a rabbit.' Sure I ain't got a case. I didn't give him no cigars." Wants to Eject Japanese The trouble that started the controversy in which Mr. Moshenberger engaged last night originated in the desire of R. L. Bennett, owner of the building at 319-21 East First street, to eject the Japanese owners of the pool room and put in a wholesale liquor store. The liquor store would have paid much better rental than the pool room. Incidentally, but Bennett said he offered nothing for that. E. Bailey, who served as attorney for Bennett, had four witnesses who said that the pool room was disorderly, that fights occurred almost continually, that gambling was carried on and that liquor was sold without a license. The witnesses who appeared for the Bennett side of the case were: William Goldforb stated that he had played pool for 25 cents a game in the hall at 3 19-21, and that the Japanese took a cut of 5 cents when money was played for. He also testified that he had a drink in the telephone booth, and that a friend bought it. J. Rozin stated that he had also played pool in the place for money, and that it had made a confirmed gambler of him. In fact, the habit of betting which he acquired in the place had ruined him. He told the commission how he bought William Goldforb a drink in the telephone booth and paid 2.0 cents for it... Commission Laughs The commission was not inclined to take Rozin's ruin very seriously; in fact, he was unfeelingly laughed at when he told of his downfall. Harry Lyons, the owner of a wholesale and retail woman's clothing establishment on the floor above the pool room, also testified as to the place. He said it was a nuisance, but declined to specify how. J. H. Davis, owner of a bakeshop in the roar of the pool room, testified that if he did not watch his employees carefully they would climb over the fence which he built and go and play pool. He said this was a nuisance to him. Mr. Davis said: "I go to work and pay out $25 to build a high fence to keep my men from going over in that pool room and still they climb over and go play pool. I have to watch them close, and it ain't good for me." R. J. Scherer, attorney for the Japanese owners of the pool room, also had four witnesses. These said that no liquor was ever sold in the place, that there were never any fights, that it was not a disorderly pool room and that there was never any gambling. Isadore Roth, a cigar dealer, was the first witness for the defense. He said: "I go often by the pool room and sells them Japs cigars. I ain't never seen no rough house. If I saw it, I wouldn't stay. For why should I mix up in rough house?" Sometimes when I take the Japs, their cigars I set around and watches 'em play pool and I never seen a nickel bet on a fame. There ain't been any whisky sold in the place as far as I know, and I would probably know." Not Worse Than Others H. Black asserted that he frequented the pool room and that he saw no trouble and Ellis B. Cohn said much the same. G. W. Carson, the first witness called, not of Yiddish blood, told the commission that he had a store across the street and that he never saw anything wrong with the pool room beyond an occasional fight. Captain Flaimner of the police department told the commission that while every pool room in the city caused the police department work, he had investigated the character of this Japanese pool room and had found nothing particularly wrong with it. For the mayor and the members of the commission, the trial was great fun and from each of the Jews as they appeared, on the stand comedy was extracted. The decision of the case was postponed until the next regular meeting of the commission, which will take place Tuesday night. Precinct 1... 72 50.. in Precinct 2... 115 94 3 203 Precinct 3... 88 109 14 102 Precinct 4... 75 97 118 Precinct 5... 59 50.. 86 Precinct 6... 48 78 3 57 Precinct 7... 71 134 18 50 Precinct 8... 32 58 12 14 Precinct 9... 42 97 20 27 Total COB 797 70 754 SECOND WARD Precinct 10... 47 86 5 1C Precinct 11... 68 133 18 95 Precinct 12... 59 64 7. 83 Precinct 13... 69 103 2 74 Precinct 14.. 65 121 20 66 Precinct 15... 32 98 4 13 Precinct 18... 47 91 5 38 Precinct 17... 58 124 21 69 Precinct 18... 45 107 8 46 Precinct 19... 50 88 7 57 Precinct 20... 40 55 30 25 Precinct 21... 46 60 43 22 Precinct 22... 50 56 7 58 5 8 2 2 2 1 4 9 3 1 1 3 8 3 2 6 1 1 1 3 1 1 5 1 5 1 3 4 8 3 71 16 2 1 5 1 2 1 2 1 6 1 5 3 7 2 4 3 0 3 1 7. 2 19 1 6 21 8 6 6 2 0 4 15 1 1 3 4 li 1 0 4 1 2 4 5 1 9 1 3 7 4 2 2 0 Total 706 1186 177 652 THIRD WARD Precinct 23... 14 42 2 18 Precinct 24... 25 58 2 20 Precinct 25... 27 59 2 36 Precinct 26... 19 54 2 37 Precinct 26... 19 54 2 37 Precinct 28... 42 11 4 8 56 Precinct 28... 42 11 4 8 56 Precinct 29... 13 90 6 71 Precinct 80... 45 48 7 103 Precinct 31... 41 63 9 9- Precinct 32... 46 101 30 80 Precinct 33... 79 71 6 132 Precinct 34... 39 49 8 55 Precinct 36... 62 43 4 116 Precinct 36... 66 50 3 119 Precinct 37... 64 90 6 15 Total 830 930 75 1128 FOURTH WARD Precinct 38... 25 58 10 35 Precinct 38... 71 78 5 68 Precinct 40... 64 55 3 111 Precinct 41... 28 29 1 68 Precinct 42... 72 70 8 51 Precinct 43... 71 59 5 50 Precinct 46... 39 1 37 Precinct 47... 60 85 75 Precinct 48... 69 81 75 Precinct 48... 69  64... 45 52 1 34 Precinct 65... 67 59 74 Precinct 50... 75 101 6 110 Precinct 57... 60 71 77 Precinct 58... 96 111 1 5 199 Precinct 59... 79 79 3 134 THEATER MANAGER WORRIED Unable to Determine Whether He Can Open Hotchkiss Theater First of New Year 10.1 A. Fischer, who proposed putting a musical comedy company in the Hotchkiss in January, is worried. Since the fire board closed that theater and ordered changes so extensive that it will have practically to be rebuilt, nothing has been done on it, "though his opening is only four weeks off. And he said yesterday that he saw little prospect of having anything done, by that time. He is not thinking of rebuilding the house himself, and the owners have made no move toward it. "I am not certain about anything," Haiti Mr. Fischer yesterday. 7 0 4 I 2 2 6 4 3 5 8 31 8 1 5 3 8 1 8 9 1 0 1 7 1 Hi I 7 1 IS 1 0 1 0 3 D 6 Total 1299 1538 88 1834 FIFTH WARD Precinct 60. T 86 84 2 139 Precinct 61... 68 to 134 Precinct 62.... 46 63 6 45 Precinct 63.. 47 104 4 84 Precinct 64.. 73 109 1 102 Precinct 65... 57 48.. 9u Precinct 65... 67 37.. 94 Precinct 65... 69 37.. 94 Precinct 67... 48 83 1 57 Precinct 67... 68 X 1 96 Precinct 69.. 106 1 1 5 78 Precinct 69.. 106 1 1 5 78 Precinct 70... 66 X 1 96 Precinct 71... 64 2 67 Precinct 72.. 85 6 3 96 Precinct 73.. 63 67 3 67 Precinct 74... 77 11 3 Wi Precinct 75... 66 73 2 118 Precinct 75... 87 128 10 161 63 1 ti n 1 :1 7 1 I ■. 8 8 ■in S.l '65 us ■ b8 87 »4. Total....... 1178 1245,46 1588 MIXTH « Allll Precinct 77... 61 113 3 is Precinct 78... 66 153 10 73 Precinct 78... 123 11 26 116 Precinct 80... 82 13 88 Precinct 81... 12 11 17 81 Precinct 81... 12 11 17 81 Precinct 51... 11 65,4 61 Precinct 54... 11 61 8 M PLAYLET AT ORPHEUM DEPICTS OLD-TIME VILLAGE SCHOOL DAYS GERTIE MOULTON GITS EDWARDS, who thought out the scheme of presenting a school room on the vaudeville stage, gave it the one really new thing that it has seen in many a day — also one of the most fetching. It was a good idea; It appeals to young and old alike. The former see in it a reflection of their present day lives; to the latter It brings up many memories which mingle tears even with their laughter. Precinct No. 39, B N I I" H I Precinct No. 39, B N I I" H I Precinct No. 39, B N I I" H I Precinct No. 40, B N I I" H I Precinct No. 41, B N I I" H I Precinct No. 42, B  and Girls" at the Orpheum the teacher is : upposed to be out in the lobby flirting with the polite man and the class Is in charge of the Total 1133 2184 188 1414 1001 171 ;'>■.■ SEVENTH WARD Precinct 104... 42 62 2 IS 15 2 Precinct 106... 28 •» 1 12 16 1 Precinct 106... 23 61 5 88 24 3 Precinct Hi"... 64 110 14 4:1 12 D Precinct 108.. 29 08 7 38 24 2 Precinct 109... 6!) 49 5 29 35 4 Precinct 110... 80 82 7 12 22 2 Precinct 111... 88 >>■: IB 34 II 4 Precinct 112... 13 48 6 IS 17 2 Precinct 118... 20 47 9 23 86 6 Precinct 114... 34 64 3 27 22 b Precinct 115... 14 32 1 24 21 0 Precinct 116... 20 53 s 12 24 7 Precinct 117... 16 52 2 14 v.i .1 Precinct 118... 32 79 5.' 19 33 i Precinct 11f1... 21 OS 10 14 81 Precinct 120... 3." M) 17 27 SI 2 Precinct 121... 31 120 10 20 SO 2 Precinct 122... 32 S7 0 23 i 9 3 Precinct 123... 16 83 8 16 13 2 Precinct 121... 16 «2 5 10 86 .. Precinct 125... 9 52 6 6 13 2 REBUKE MACHINE AT THE POLLS (Continued from Page Four.) VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN First Ward PRECINCTS $ h IS is I II?3 f i|!| H '.2. • s : t)S ; « j. i; i : Trecinct 1 Precinct 2 Precinct 3 Precinct 4 Precinct 5 Precinct 6 Precinct 7, Precinct 8 Precinct 9 14 182 5 23 15 297 147 167 8 213 21 36 142 80 1 39 82 105 5 20 131 173 23 74 73 43 22 88 101 73 34 61 , 1)43 1333 111 291 Totals Total 616 1465 168 -IT"> sfo BG EIGHTH WARD Precinct 120... 2ft SO 17 14 1 Precinct 127... 1 21!.. 1 4 Precinct 128... 1 66 1 7 :i Precinct 129... 12 51 3 4 11 « Precinct 130... 14 68 8 16 20 8 Precinct 131... 27 3W ]!i 21 Precinct 182... 30 63 7 Hi 30 3 Precinct 133... 84 83 5 10 So J. Total 21*; 628 24 70 141 U Precinct 134... 16 W!) 10 37 45 7 Precinct 186... 41 131 7 17 11 3 Precinct 186... 101 104 15 111 55 16 Precinct 137... 80 86 11 57 13 Precinct 138.. 135 169 I*s UK 101 11 Precinct 131, 121 188 18 141 105 17 Total 543 757,73 550 404 Wi Grand total— Lindley, 83; Harper, 10,682; Marek, 894; Gates, 8466; Wilson, 37M; Phillips, 607. VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN Second Ward . _^> »>» > OS as a, % ■■■ So £3 pf^ ?• pkLkcts : I «If 3 | |I PRECINCTS 3 Wc° M 2« r* 3 "^ • I r» p >i n 1 !i■ ■•• i I I 1.1 rt , • •■ I i ■• i • i Precinct 10 99 41 3 30 35 Precinct 11 119 38 20 150 29 Precinct 12 SO 25 7 112 34 Precinct 13 91 42 1 127 Ifi Precinct 14 79 44 23 124 30 Precinct 15 87 32 6» JO 16 Precinct 16 <il 57 6 59 11 Precinct 17 84 68 22 105 22 Precinct 18 82 58 5 61 18 Precinct 19 «2 42 8 84 16 Precinct 20 75 21 .. 40 Precinct 21 78 25 .. 04 Precinct 22 109 29 7 06 23 totals 1106 522 106 1042 249 pa ? - ft Hl2 % S3S 3 i«f |p, f| :■ p: s1:s 1 : Op ! I! §|fli j Si i ~; : E: : : PRECINCTS FIRST WARD Precinct 1 131 277 Precinct 3 Ill) 188 Precinct 4 !I4 1!I2 19 39 Precinct 5 103 108 7 4 Precinct li 78 lU7 5 19 1 Precinct ~, 78 107 v 17 Precinct 7 11l ISO 26 7J Precinct 8 60 H To 73 Precinct 9 us 103 31 IM Total 832 1311 162 290 SECOND v \ mi Precinct 10 66 92 11 3ti Precinct 11 117 I>JB 2ti 33 Precinct 12 18 129 8 3>: Precinct 13 8G 162 4 17 Precinct U 66 7', r. U Precinct 11 M 163 2:; U Precinct 16 60 115 5 12 Precinct 17 S7 181 M 22 Precinct 18 78 1 1 !t 8 17 Precinct lit «7 117 8 14 Precinct SO Mi 68 ... Precinct 21 (8 Precinct 22 9S 92 11 23 VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN Third Ward 'P s pj I■ * ► -„ sr |- I! r PRECINCTS > § W 0 ■=» 3H ol 1 - ... rj 3 | iis ■ : 5 ■ a : Precinct 23 39 10 2 39 C Precinct 24 5S 14 1 24 4 Precinct 25 64 2S 2 40 l(i Precinct 26 55 20 2 37 15 Precinct 27 30 15 4 38 6 Precinct 28 63 2.1 8 74 11 Precinct 29 78 33 7 110 V) Precinct 30 46 IB 7 1117 I Precinct :u r.;i n h lou t Precinct 32 92 30 12 107 M Precinct 33 67 28 8 108 IB Precinct 34 03 17 8 7" L\i Precinct 88 1. B7 !» .. HU I Precinct 37 74 35 5 201 i Total! 873 327 85 13G0 181 Total 1001 11.11 US 261 TIIIHU \V\ltl) Precinct 23 so 37 3 o Precinct 24 « 40 1 4 Precinct 26 64 87 2 11 Precinct 26 :;i 72 3 Id Preclnci 27 27 a; 4 4 Precinct 28 58 103 8 11 Preolncl 21 S3 135 7 10 Precinct so '.» 137 I 11 Precinct 31 S2 140 11 9\ Precinct a 77 ir.i 13 so Precinct S3 H iwi 7 is. Precinct ::i 52 »o s 28 1 Precinct 35 87 152 6 ..I Precinct M B 152 •• * Precinct 37 n m « 5 Total *:« 1776 M m KOI Hill WARD VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN Fourth Ward  Precinct 38 38 77 • 11 13 Precinct 39 ....... 94 / 115 6 li) Precinct 40 7:1 1.',5 3 8 Precinct 41 24 100 1 ■• ,\ 0 Precinct 42 75 189 I 4 Precinct 43 82 99 11 SO Precinct 44 37 ■ 42 4 8 Precinct 45 4S wi.fi 17 Precinct 46 43 ' 79 I 12 Precinct 47 80 130 4 2 Precinct 4* 83 162 8 12 Precinct 49 69 154 4 I Precinct 50 85 128 18 Precinct SI m 205 '• 6 Precinct 52 123 170 17 33 Precinct 53 92 121 8 19 Precinct 54 47 84 ... 9 Precinct 55 73 126 2 14 Precinct 56 89 184 6 11 Precinct 57 58 141 1 5 Precinct 58 vr, tfi I ■ Precinct 59 99 203 <» •13 ■3 ■ "a I j 1 Pi p IS o S3 Is Pfl 'I I ' 'S I? ?: Precinct . 38 ' 35 Precinct . 89.,.. ,.; - go. Precinct 40 .....: 53 ! Precinct.. 41...,..,.,..,.. a. Precinct 42...,..., -, 49 Precinct 43 ;. 73 Precinct' 44......,.,..,.. ■& Precinct 45 a Precinct '4» ;.'.'...■ 87 Precinct 47 78 Precinct 48 82 PreWnet 49 55 Precinct CO 83' Precinct SI  80 ■ Precinct .63 , 111 Precinct '63...'..; 85' Precinct 54 63 Precinct 0b....... 110 Precinct 1 U5.....,.; »3 Precinct (7... 66 8 3 13^ 17 a1 17a 1 01 2 19 10 " 61- . ■ ■ -si- U6 lt* 1 07 131 , 2 06 1 90 ' m 78. Total 1577 3020 147 U FIFTH WARD Precinct 60 101 yui :: 6 Precinct 61, 78 198 8 14 Precinct 62 (4 91 » 29 Precinct 62 (4 91 » 29 Precinct 62 (4 91 » 29 Precinct 67, 53 84 11 Precinct 66, \r.% yi Precinct 70 '.',' i;h w> X it Precinct 71 n ioi 5 4 LO9 ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1906. Precinct 72  brought into the spotlight by three very pretty songs, "Carrissa," Precinct 58 11l 301 6 41 Precinct 59 83 22 5 J4 Totals 1453 2951 138 296 VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN Fifth Ward PRECINCTS Precinct GO 260 46 6 Precinct 61 234 48 3 12 Precinct 62 108 46 8 2» I Precinct 63 166 128 1 8 Precinct 66 166 128 1 8 Precinct 66 141 27. 15 Precinct 07 120- 18 1 1 Precinct 68 232 29 1 10 Precinct 69 217 57 6 36 Precinct 70 US 42 2 4 Precinct 71 139 34 3 3 Precinct 72 184 85 5 9 Precinct 73 157 30 3 6 Precinct 74 K0 43 4 10 Precinct 75 199 45 3 28 Precinct 76 274 88 11 48 Totals 3126 914 64 246 Total 1691-2811 240 $15 SEVENTH WARD Precinct 10 1 47 75 5 (i Precinct 105 37 a; 1 11 Precinct lOfi 40 78. 7 17 Precinct 107 78 120 11 31 Precinct 108 61 69 a 26 Precinct 109 08 68 111 1!) Precinct 110 47 40 7 211 Precinct 111 63 82 17 38 Precinct 119 20 4(1 0 14 Precinct 113 27 lit 9 31 Precinct 114 50 75 7 14 Precinct 115 22 49 -1 14 Precinct HIS 39 48 8 17 Precinct 117 26 49 3 ' 17 Precinct 118 58 75 li 28 Precinct 119 48 61 9 27 Precinct 120 s<> 83 20 ■::: Precinct 121 64 100 11 2> Precinct 122 45 87 10 2'i Precinct 123 28 74 10 M Precinct 124 ; 32 47 7 29 Total 9H» 1453 180 iiX EIGHTH WARD Precinct 125 17 37 fi 14 Precinct 126 64 41 1 18 Precinct 127 11 11 ... :: Precinct 128 82 33 fi S Precinct 129 2R 84 1 Id Procinct 130 21 113 I 16 Precinct IP.I 5S 79 2 14 Precinct 132 43 lil 11 16 Precinct 133 48 66 8 17 VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN Sixth Ward PRECINCTS. § Jo »=• v! ° M IS I? si a w ffi o W •a " WHW H o ig X. Precinct 137 11l 138 18 51 Precinct 13S 1M 288 22 'i 9 Precinct :39 163 255 20 81 Total 736 1074 157 883 Grand total— Oahorne. 9772; Hance, 15,- 2P9; Xewt-rf. 1219; McKenna, 2918. ~£ ~S »& & i Z~ Wg Tig if 'A li M j li Ii li : ft; 3: : Pi : w : PRECINCTS t FIRST H'AKO 5 23 "is "39 8 43 4 18 23 7(1 2 0 Si) 2 8 64 1 72 171 2 133 281. 3 124 180 4 114 Hi 9 5 113 97 6 n m 7 , ISO  IX 33 2 8 SI 8 311 1 16 2 5 36 5 11 5 10 2S 22 " s 16 7 14 "J2 "id 847 1319 SECOND WAIll) 1 0 tl) S3 1 126 255 1 2 7!) 12!) 1 3 PI irr, 1 4 92 144 1 5 67 . 711 1 0 55 123 1 7 '. 87 Hi,! l IS 70 117 1 9 71 120 2 0 64 69 2 1  lid % 11 11 1 1; -1 ll s ? if 3 i ?i ? 3 : w3a ■&: r • PRECINCTS Precinct 104 45 44 5 3 8 Precinct 105 ', 17 65 ;« 20 » Precinct 100 30 24 5 64 5 Precinct 107 .. 89 35 14 77 22 Precinct 108 72 23 7 41 15 Precinct 109 75 03 9 40 15 Precinct 110 58 28 6 22 . 10 Precinct 111 43 37 14 65; 41 Precinct 112 ....... 42 16 5 16 15 Precinct 113 33 31 9 28 29 Precinct 114 44 33 4 47 15 Precinct 115 25 16 4 36 12 Precinct 116 20 20 8 23 8 Precinct 117 23 39 2 17 18 Precinct 118 52 «2 4 29 16 Precinct 119 49 35 8 82 , ■ Precinct 1» '. 41 59 • 20 89 20 Precinct 121 58 73 11 35 27 PrHClnct 122 65 66 9 88 IS Precinct 123 M D 310 27 12 Precinct 124 ........ _S3 _84 _J ■_ 80. JO Totals 9<3 BJB 104 717 ■ 861 ltd M 8 3 C 1 I 2 U 2 16 I 4 7 11 5 11 9 J V . 8 1 2 27 7 19 1 0 :■>; & 1 I « 6 6 liTOO \iU 1 1 inn w.uni 2 3 33 41 2 4 57 42 2 5 ' 49 7;' -'6 31 74 2 7  36 60' 2 8 07 103 2 0 85 ISS 3 0 «2 134 UI li 7 I*o a -; M 140 3 94 is; 3 4 (10 77 3 5.., m 15:.' M , T.i M 373 7 79 m Total •• l'r. cincl Precinct I'm Hi' l Precinct Precinct Precinct Preolnc-I Precinct Precinct Precinct Precinct 97 .I.* 1 0 II , S 18 I 8 1 6 1 4 1 2 16 4 2 1 ; 11.1 1. 3 11 3 20 3 10 1 I ' 1 7 i 7 1 9 28 7 li. 4 ■1 12 1 ; 111 2 5 1 ; M 6 13 845 1733 I " I 111 WAHII U S 43 75 3 9 18 123 4 0 67 103 4 1 n 07 4 2 81 18« 4 3 84 103 4 1 40 42 4 5 11 a 404 0 I 72 4 7 84 1:1 48...4 8... B Kin 4 9.. 72 1;,7 ( 0 42 m '■•' 11l m 6 .' 13.1 108 6 3 10! 118 6 4 lii 61 r.fi W 117 M 113 186 5 7 71, 128 M  S3 §° 3S go | I 1 ■«1 -6~ lf H a ft P S w 1, p. I? I ? 3^ 9? Precinct' 126 Precinct 126 Precinct 127 l'.i.uui 128..' Precinct 129  Precinct 130 Precinct 131 , Precinct m....... X , i ■ 4 1 S3 28 (ill Kit 2 0 ■ 8 Si *l 5- 3 0 ■ 8 V I IS IS 1 3 113 « 2 .... 3 8 3 3 T. 6 i 26 VI 2 26 27 1 25 13 l UG 2UI 1 1700 2W4 Ti.l.i 1 .. i ii m « tun Precinct (W 101 2W 3 i! , Precinct 61 »1 I'M 3 1!» i Precinct « (W 91 * 29 Precinct 63 21 1«0 10 II Precinct M 74 m 19 ii Precinct M 70 117 1 « Precinct 66 70 l"1 ■■ 1} Precinct 67 » SI 11 Precinct IS 108 IK ' * Precinct m.A 13« 137 ft 25 }«;;, 5?:::::::::::::: 71 I?* 5 i Pree'net 71 65 107 « x I Prpclnct it............. TO Itj ■■ it Precinct 71 78 130 * » Preclncl 78.. M |iM 1',,., inn W "'« '' T«UI ... SIXTH, win Precinct 77* .. si 1» . m 32 Precinct 7S 131 m ™ « Precinct 79 W 2"? J^ « Precinct SO 7» 131 1» B8 I :-:!;;;.; fi ::::: «; J« " | Precinct M 91 11" J 5 JT Precinct W 6» 110 . 7 Precinct » JJ i::i 7 17 Precinct «5 :: mi »7 ; « Precinct S« 71 77 i 1 Precinct K7 M ]jM ■• jf2 Precinct 88 I in« j n Prrclnct S9 B7 i« B JJ lIT.I IT.- in. I TO M 132 10 f? Precinct M M M 2 I Precinct !U <>» '■*'• '- a Precinct 'M T - 1 1 - . 1 M JO I 10 Precinct 94 It S2 8 11 Precinct Xi B7 67 7 18 Precinct 06 S3 fin 8 a Precinct 97 «• 7J 7 18 Precinct 98 ■•'•' "•'> 8 Ifl Precinct 99 69 109 8 21 Precinct 100 «n »1 II 28 Preclnei 101 41 70 i 17 Precinct 103 64 «8 ' U Precinct 103 (8 »6 B 21 Total *« 2773 ■■'■ m SKA r.MII U Mill Precinct 104 61 59 4 7 Precinct 106 46 60 1 10 Precinct 106 51 72 " It Precinct 107 91 i.'i 18 .'8 Precinct U« . OH W 10 -" Precinct 109 S3 BS 9 20 Precinct no M 44 8 17 Precinct 111 60 r: 16 to Precinct 112 24 41 (i 14 Precinct 113 34 B8 8 -!' Precinct 11! 60 77 7 11 Precinct 116 88 Bl 4 13 Precinct 118 N H 8 1» Precinct 117 27 B1 3 17 Precinct 118 M 18 7 M Preclncl 719 51 59 9 -8 Precinct 130 59 80 20 22 Precinct 121 "fi IB 11 -7 Precinct 133 16 89 12 21 Precinct 123 42 61 10 Ib Precinct 124 35 48 7 28 LILLIAN GAHN "Two Dirty Little Hands" and "If a Girl Like You Loved a Boy Llko Me." All three girls are as pretty as their pictures, which la not true of all girls and all pictures. Gertie, the youngest of the three, claims to be past 16, but there are doubts, and Gus Edwards had to answer the summons of the Gerry society of New York when the act first appeared with Certie in the cast. But the family Bible saved the day, for it showed that Miss Moulton was born in 1890. Lilly Gahn is the "bisque-oil" of the "School Boys and Girls." The records show that she is 18 years old, but when she gets "dolly duddles" on, she throws away at least six of the number. Total 188 126 EIGHTH WARD Pronounced 188 28 87 8 14 Pronounced 128 48 1 10 Precinct 128 49 2 10 Precinct 128 49 2 10 Precinct 129 34 32 4 8 Precinct 181 48 7 17 Precinct 181 48 7 17 On the other hand, 134 57 7 17 Daisy Leon has operatic aspirations, and those who have heard her at the Orpheum will admit that her voice justifies such ambitions. Miss Leon refuses to tell her age. She does not need to do so. She is just as old as she looks. Total 417 555 59 198 NINTH WARD Precinct ISO '99 87 9 40 Precinct 136 128 I 8« 20 BO Precinct 137 117 134 18 CO Precinct 138 185 28;t 23 SI Precinct 139 181 247 19 76 'rectnct 133 96 22 4 19 6 Total 498 221 51 128 92 VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN Ninth Ward j I'KKCINCTS E | I ~* ~l - r is °* *3 I? o? S| c p II d| !• : 1= ! i : — ■ — i — ■ — Precinct 134.... Precinct 135 Precinct 136 Preilnct 137 Precinct 138 Precinct 139 ]34 80 11 29 148 41 9 42 n>!i ir.r, .. 43 148 104 /15 49 27 262 y ll 72 22 241 .... 66 1048 883 E9 291 Totals Total 150!) 037 SS M 7 Qrand total— Lewis, 30.000; Mallard, 16,- 00; Johnson, 1087; Barnoß, 1216, -« g to q 0 d % f| |s 51 S yZ £■£. ?2 p: I 5: I r *> 1 : 6: : = ■ ■ I ft [' 1 '■ : m • ; : : 5= I j i PRECINCTS 15 i i I'IRST WARD Precinct 1 78 u>9 r> 24 Precinct 2 128 liS2 .. Precinct 3 128 182 Precinct 4 S.I 201 IS 35 Precinct 5 104 99 10 45 Precinct 7 51 7:1 41 2 Precinct 8 51 73 41 Precinct 9 65 102 31 fis GOOD COMPANY AT THE PEOPLE'S THEATER Gordon & Bennett are offering the patrons of the People's theater the best thing in the way of drama that has visited that theater this season, and it must have been a surprise to the audience last night to see a play put on at this house with all special scenery for every act, not a stick of house scenery being used in the production. Totals.... 751 1278 192 197 SECOND WARD Precinct 10 70 70 11 4" Precinct 11 12 185 26 28 Precinct 12 83 119 83 Precinct 15 94 137 25 40 Precinct 15 64 70 5 14 Precinct 18 91 101 13 Precinct 17 91 141 25 23 Precinct 18 83 109 15 15 Precinct 19 71 110 7 15 Precinct 20 68 64 Precinct 11 75 75 Precinct 22 109 82 11 21 "A Royal Slave" is the production, and the strange thing is why did such a company of clever players have to play at a cheap theater when many inferior attractions are booked in the best houses. This company, which is larger and far more capable than many of the traveling organizations of like character, is made up of Good talent, while the costumes are far about the average. Totals... not 1895 137 26 THIRD WARD Precinct 23 38  Precinct 38 43 73 10 13 Precinct 39 96 113 6 17 Precinct 40 144 4 7 Precinct 41 88 91 1 4 Precinct 42 80 184 3 1 Precinct 13 82 100 11 111 Precinct 44 44 44 2 Precinct 45 47 68 6 m Precinct 55 56 2  ] 'i "■i 'a Total! ■■ • ■ 17ii2 2831 122 292 I'IFTH WARD Precinct bo no 197 3 5 Pn clnci 81 88 L9|. . I 18 Preclnol t>2 6» 83 8 29 Pi Inct 63 7s i.-,t id 11 Precinct « 4 98 17 1 2 In Preolnc! 85 74 us 1 7 Precinct 66 78 m; . . is Precinct J7 64 82 1 1 Preclnot <i* 106 156 a 8 Precinct 89 in 112 6 30 Precinct 70 71 131 2 6 Precinct "I 73 H I :i Preolnot 72 119 uh 5 | Preotnet U U M 3 ti Proclnot 74 89 115 3 n ' 7& 104 141 4 27 Precinct 76 134 272 li 49 The theaters which were notified in regard to the provisions of the ordi nance were the Belusco, the Burbank, the Hou-hklss, tho Empire, the Grand, Fischer's theater, the Orpheum, the ! Unique, the Gaiety, the Mason and the People's theater. CALIFORNIA PIONEER DIES Joseph Mullaly, a pioneer, aged go years, died yesterday at his home, 417 College street. Mr. Mullaly was born In Cincinnati and came to California in early days. In 1864 he came to Los An geles. He engaged in the manufacture of brick. He became wealthy and re tired from business in 1895. lie was an niilu.Miii.il Democrat. 1 7 7 'i ii I v 'i 4 7 4 1 'i 8 '3 '3 ;! Totals 1061 2888 US 241 SIXTH inn Precinct 77 S8 125 11 28 Precinct 78 134 153 15 45 Precinct 79 1«» 115 33 82 Precinct 80 84 122 is «i Precinct SI 76 147 18 87 Preclntt 88 108 137 19 S3 Precinct 88 64 97 5 II Precinct 84 83 119 7 19 Precinct 85 r.ii 87 i 21 Precinct 86 73 ■ 67 4 23 Precinct 87 97 IIS 6 21 Precinct 88 «4 95 9 20 Precinct 89 50 84 I It Precinct 18. 85 128 9 49 ■ Precinct 01 61 If I 11 Precinct B'i ... 60 100 12 27 Precinct 93 45 -IS 1 10 Precinct 94 28 »7 I 12 Precinct '■'■■ IS 87 5 18 Precinct Bl , r.'.i 54 9 m Precinct 97 64 - 72 8 28 Precinct 98 .... st t v Precinct &».'!!!! 65 92 6 23 I Precinct 100.... 63 ,1 11 81 I Precinct 101.... 11 61 3 is. The deceased leaves a widow. The funeral will be held this afternoon ttt 1:30 o'clock at the Church of Christ. The Interment will be at Evergreen cemetery. Chinese Railway Deal Off By Associated l'ress. MUKDEN. Deo. 6.— The Russo-Jap anese 1 negotiations for the purpose of Joining I the two | ends of the | Chinese Eastern railway at Changchun have resulted in .111 absolute failure, it Is reported that Russia refused Japan's proposal for a joint use of existing railway - buildings, • valued . at $2,000,000. UNWRITTEN LAW WILL BE DEFENSE Pri-clnet 102 . M M .114 «• Precinct 10»..., «7 100 I 20 _* T otßlK ... Ait! 2011 l»0 841 "' smr.\ in WArm Precinct 104.... Bt M I I 2 Precinct 105., . II II 2 10 I Precinct 10«.... 48 71 8 IS 3 Precinct 107.... 85 110 14 II I (•!'•.!,,, 108.... 85 110 14 83  prorlnct 109.... 7 «4 11 JO i Preflnot 110.... :.i 1 1 7 la * PrnrlTiot mi.. .id 71 II 38  Preclnrt 112. ... 21) 4S «H I l'rorliirtI I'rorliirt 113.... 34 B7 !» 28 J; lTfrlnrtI ITfrlnrt 114 ... M 70 « I I Precinct IIS. ... 19 49 4 1J « Pverlnrl 1id. ... 11 II 8 IB 7 lIT.I IT. . ii,,( 117. ... 16 41 4 18 1 Precinct 118 . . . M II « 29 .. 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