Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-13

Reed, > L WOODWARD, IL Balu-
win, DR. ] II Murphy and wife, X L
Blackmer, Mrs p ] Gran, Mrs. b f
Kline and daughter, Mrs Albech,
Miss Lota Gotta, Mrs Victoria Amy,
CB Amy and wife, Adolph Mayer,
II Ii Evans.
San Frnuc,scO IEappeniHgs.
SAN FRRNcIsCO, Nov. 1.-THE
Finance Committee of the Supervi-
sors, to whom was referred for in
yestigation the charges preferred
by School Director Sullivan against
Director Mountain, of having re-
ceived 5000 for promising to obtain
position for q young lady in the
school department, have reported,
sustaining the charge and finding
Mountain guilty of a misdemeanor.
In consequence of the findings of
the Finance Committee that School
Director Mountain had been guilty
of misdemeanor in receiving bribes
for procuring n situation for a
teacher, Mayor Bryant will at once
begin legal proceedings to oust
Mountain from his seat in the
Board.
Mrs. L. w. Phelps, for many
years a teacher in the city schools,
and Principal of Noe and Temple
Street Primary, dropped dead in
the school-room this morning.
Geo. B. Bayley, stock clerk in
the Nevada Bank, has been pro-
posed for membership in the San
Francisco Boards, the election to
Caf In Tr
Bayley has purchased, subject to
his election, the seat of Mark Nc
Donald, who contemplates going TO
New York.
Caledonia has levied an ASSESS
ment of so cents, delinquent De-
cember 10Th. South Belvidere has
levied an assessment of 10 cents,
delinquent December 18th. Uni
versity fBodie) has levied an assess
ment of Is cents, delinquent De-
cember 18th.
The distribution of the estate of
w. S. O'Brien, deceased, amount
ing to nine million dollars, which
was to have taken place August
Goth last, has, by the decision of
the Probate Court, been indeii-
being defendant in four of
the suits brought by John H.
Burke against J. G. Flood and
others, amounting to $3S, ,9i4, 900.
Burke has filed this in opposition
to the distribution, together with
copies of complaints in all the ac-
tions pending, and which was de-
INJURED to by the executors and
legatees of the estate. Judge Myr-
ick, of the Probate Court, in over
ruling the demurrers, says suffici-
ent appears in opposition to show
that partial distribution should
not be made until the controversy
as to the rights of Burke are dis
posed of.
The DC Young Indictment.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1l.-In
the Municipal Criminal Court to-
day, argument was entered upon
in regard to the validity of the in
dictment found by the last grand
Jury. Charles De Young was call
ed upon to plead to the indictment
found against him for assault to
murder |. S. Kalloch. Mr.. Camp.
bell, who, with Messrs. Cohen and
LLOYD, appeared for the defendant,
moved that the Indictment be set
aside on the following grounds:
That certain grand jurors, who wei c
not qualified to act in the case, wei c
present when the De Young indict-
ment was acted upon; that aftel
the death of Mr.. Cunningham here
y were only eighteen grand Jurors
IL n M n IL n .
Grand Jury; that juror Eggers only
heard u9.ssEf the evidence i'll th'
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