The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-01
ACROSS THE BAY.
No sign.of Work on the Twelfth.
-: Street Cable-Road.
Meeting of the County Supervisors The
ssaloon-ClOsing Movement-Remi ohabots
Remains Laid to Rest.

others secure franchise for a cable-road
ION Twelfth street, or Central avenue, from
the west line: of Broadway to the Six
;teenth-street depot, the work TO be eom-
nIenced in six months. 1t was said
by. some at the time. that the road
never would be: built. as the: pro-
.jeetors had no money to back them and
would have to depend Oh the sale of
bonds to even start the work. 1t begins to
look asif the prophecy were true, as moth
ing has apparently been done. The six
months will. be up on the 10Th inst,
and there is nothing on the ground
along the line to indicate the COM
= mencement of~excavating and putting in
the roadbea.. It Us. even alleged that the
surveys have not been made A bond was
given TO the city in the sum of $40 900. The
company has 'twenty-nine days yet in
which 10 commence the work, but it is
stated by friends of the company that bonds
+: have been issued and are being negotiated
and:work viii be commenced in time.
!. The .Oakland City Board of Examiners
has fixed The date :of the senfi-annual ex :
animation for Tuesday, the ed Inst. A
short meeting of the board was held az the
office of Superintendent .McClymonds at
:, the City Hall yesterday afternoon to make
the preliminary arrangements.
The Italian scayengers are worrying SAM
raTy Inspector Smith very much by dump-
ling, on forbidden; places and lodging him
so that he cannot cause their arrest
E*CoUNTY: SUPERVISORS
@. At the meeting Of. the Alameda, County
Board of SipeTysQts yesterday Chairman
Morgan, who. has been i'll. the past two
weeks was present a portion of the time,
but wasat0o weak to presidei and h. Bailey,
occupied the. chair. I he petition from res
ldents with reference. to liking the water
rates for. payerS;Outs4de, of the incorporated
cities and towns: was read, and referred to
:; Il ineeting Of the Committee of the Whole,
to be held on Fiiday. The petition to raise
the county liquor licenses was also referred.
:to:the same committee. The construction
of two bridges ON tile Roberts Landing road
: was referred: to Supervisor Martin, in
whose district they are situated. They
VIII be tTestles about fifty feet long each.
= ,Ehe board will to-day take a trip to the
Redwood Canyon to examine the conditions
of the road in that locality. 49,.
81 he second maSs3meetinG in favor of the
passage ofaa city ordinance whose object
is to close tile saloons from Saturday even.
ing until Monday morning will be held III
Hamilton Hall this evening", The speakers
WILDE Rev. DR.. Dickson, Rev. DR.. Mclean
and Rev. DR.. Bentley, and there will be
'geDd and appropriate music.
MessrS. w Il. Davis and w. ". Foote
|: have accepted He position of counsel for
the Oakland Citizens Committee OF One
Hundred iii the suit to the City Council
for malfeasanee in Office.
Rev. Dr. Horton will leave for the East
to-qay to be gone twomOnths, during which
he wilattend, as one of the Commissioners,
the General Assembly to meet at Saratoga
in May.
IN RESPONSE TO A CITATION.
Mrs. Josephine Boyer appeared in
court yesterday in response to the citation
TO show cause why she Should not turn over
to her daughter, Mrs. Mary l. Donovan, the
notes and mortgages partitioned to her in
the estate of her father DIR. Thomas Green.
Two years ago. Mrs. Boyer's counsel stated
that they were willing to give up the notes
and mortgages when they are given re-
ceipt for them. The attorneys for Mrs.
Donovan declared that the receipt required
was to be in full for all claims against the
estate, which they refused to sign. there
being difference of about 800 between
them. The court ordered the notes and
mortgages transferred to Mrs Donovan,
and the matter was continued Que week to
settle the differences. The matter of the
piano and bric-a-brac sued Tor has been
set for the middle of next month.
The wife of Teamster Timothy Hayes de-
clined TO prosecute him yesterday on the
Saturday evening, put he was held ON a
charge of resisting the officer who arrested
him. Mrs. Hayes keeps lodging-house in
Oakland, while Hayes lives In San Fran
cisco and drives team, When he is over
loaded with beer lie annoys his wife be-
cause she Will not live with him.
Another arrest under the code of a land
lord for misdemeanOr, in renting premises
Tor illegal purposes, was made yesterday
afternoon. The accused was Julius Schun-
hotf, the owner OF 1920 Seventh street, rent
ed to Mougolians who conduct lottery
game there.
The term Of J. D. Keefe in the Oakland
City Prison for petty larceny is about up
and he VIII be turned over to officers from
Fresno County to be tried for grand lar
eeny.
Mrs. Anna b. Beaugner was divorced
yesterday from William S. Beaugner, who
Is In Arizona.
FUNERAL OF REM CHABoT.
The funeral Of Remi Chabot, the capital
ist, took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence, at the corner of Madison and
Eleventh streets, Oakland. Rev. DIR. SLeh-
bins and Rev. g.. W.Nendte conducted the
services, The all-bearers were: D. g.
Eastland. George. Grant, Henry Pierce,
Wallace EVersons Frederick Delger, George
W. ,Graays9n, D. b. HinckIey, F. K. Shat
tuck, e. d: Sawyer, John CrelIin, c.. o.
Brigham, o. ii. Burnham. s$Among the
tlorar' decorations were handsome pieces
from the Fabiela Hospital Association and
theemployes of Contra Costa Water Com
pany.
III locO u 1siGtduNk anu d. ID 9aYlS en-
| tered into a copartnership as contractors
and builders. Davis sued yesterday for a
dissolution and an accounting, alleging
|. that Cleiand kept the books and made in
correct entries by which the plaintiff was
/ defrauded out of about $500 and thai he
continues to2 collect moneys Tor his own
profit. Davis also asks for an Injunction
and a. receiver. The assets Of the firm
| amount 10 about $500.
a deed ohas been placed on record con-
Nrf.t l..4..
Pierce and others lot q, .BAena Vista
I Homestead, Oakland; also 1886 acres adj
Joining the Pierce Tract and 1876 acres
adjoining the Bagge Tract In Eden Town
ship.
Frank NJ. Burnham 1asn lived with his
wife for two years and has not provided for
her maintenance, so May Il. states in COM
| plant for divorce yesterday afternoon
James ii. Broderick of Milford, n. H.,
wants the address of his father, carpen-
| Ter, WHO was recently at West Oakland.
THE COUNCIL MEETING.
AT the meeting of the City Council a reso-
luton was passed lnstructlng the City
|. to record with, the County Recorder The ans
| nual statement'o Of the Contra Costa W alter
|. Company under the law. The report Of the
Commissioners for the opening OF Gilbert
street was adopted. An ordinance was in
troqGced appTOpridtlng $1,000 for the i'm
pfogement OF Harrison square; also $500 for
scoUnseI fees in the suit of Adams against
the city. Ah ordinance was also Introduced
| prohibiting laundries in the fire limits.
AT the meeting If the yestry Of St Paul S
| Episcopal Church last night Rev. Hobart
| Chetw6od, thsEeetor, rendered his resigna-
| ton and it was accepted. The reason as
! signed by some was that the rector de-
sired to- 90 East, but it is believed that
! differences ave arisen between the rector
and members. Iuch Teticence is main
tanned among the yestrymen and the rector
| III regard 10 the iBatter.
The two Passet boys. who were Injured
( by trainostrikng a wagon in which thew
| were riding, at the same time shat John
| Brown was killed ON Tuesday last, are now
| improving rapidly. The smaller boy was
| at first supposed to be fatally injured. but
the doctors are confident of his recovery.
Alameda.
The Boardof Free Library Trustees will
hold their st.ted monthly meeting this even
ing.