The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-02

ing more is known of him, as he was
quiet maI and conided his affairs to no
one.
o 1t is reported shat new industry will
shortly be established in East Oakland
which will give employment to a large nam-
Der. 1t is said that company has bought
the large warehouse of W. T. Badger, ad-
Joining the9Smith bOrax works, and that it
Will be converted into a canneryafor the
conservation of fruits, oils. extracts and
druggists supplies, and that the work of
remodeling the building will begin at once.
The Ren5llard Brick Company, contract
ors for the brick. and stone work for tue
new building OF the Young Mems Christian
Association has given $500 to the associa-
-tioh.s
Beginning Yesterday, the Western Union
Telegraph Company's main office at 422
Twelfth street will remain open until mid
nights Sundays included.
Auditor snow says that the warrants ON
the School Fund Will be ready to-day. and
those on the Street Fund probably To-
morrow.
The will'of the, late Mrs. Mary f. Oliver
OF Sali Francisco bequeaths 500 to the Sis
iers3of the Holy Name of Oakland
The firm, of Jordan & Arnold, ostatoners
and printers, have failed Last night no
tees We're sent out calling meeting OF
creators sfor Tomorrow. Mr.. Jordan
stated that the causes of the failure were
Daq weather and consequent slow business,
tide over the dull times. He is brother
oil ex-Speaker Jordan,
Alameda.
Bishop William Taylor, whose family
resides here, has arrived in New York from
. Africa.
The iron rails of the street-car track on
the Webster-street roadway. across the
marsh, will be replaced byssteel rails of the
Tostyle.
The Board of Health will hold meeting
next Friday evening when several impor-
tant matters relative to the sanitary c6ndi-
ton OF the city will come up for considera-
tion.
c.. B. Cevasco of San Francisco, the new
owner Of the Yosemite Hotel property,
took possession yesterday. j. J. Sullivan
and wife, the retiring owners, will remain
In charge of the business for few days.
Judge Greene has set aside the election of
Directors Of tue Terrace Bathing Assoeia-
ton, on the ground that proper notice had
notebeen given. He ordered a new cleo
ton, which wall take place on the 22d inst
Inc CITY trustees will open bids for the
purchase OF the new municipal bonds next
Monday evening. Many letters Of inquiry
relatlye 10 the bonds have been received by;
the City Clark, and several bids are ex-
pected.
Jane Hart, the woman who was taken
into CUSTODY last Monday for drunkenness
and disturbing the peace, was yesterday
sentenced 10 serve twelve days in the
County JAN by Justice Byler. She pleaded
guilty. 90
- K. Krauth, the editor of the EucinaI,
Is IN Sacramento in attendance at the Press
Association. Mr. Krautl's health has NOT
/ been very good Of late, and he has retired
Tor the present from active journalistic
work.
Joseph Griswod viii represent-the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
connected with the Alameda PRESBYTERIAN.
Church at the State Convention, which
: VIII be held in Los Angeles about the mid
die Of the month.
The police made thirty-fve arrests during
the month of March. This number is much
+ above the average, and is due to the fact
that twelve were for violating the ordi-
nance making it "A mlSdemeanor to lump off
and on moving trains.
A meeting will be held next Thursday
evening IN Ii. T. MoresFs Office, corner Of
Park street and Santa Clara avenue, TO or
game a lodge of Chosen Friends c. NJ
Arnold, Grand Councillor, and other grand
officers will be present.
Inc American HaG was uHfurled yester-
day on the Haight School with appropriate
exercises. IL was presented to the school
by George c. Fabens and his son Frank
holsted the emblem of liberty amid the
cheers oil the other pupils of the school.
who we're assembled in the yard below
/ Within the schOol-hOuse patriotic songs
were sung and recitations given. An in
terestng address was delivered by ID. j.
ouiliyah, the City Superintendent of
schools, ana an Interesting flag" drill
was given BY Ella Pattiani, Emma Krickan.z
Waunette Rothbum, Ella Beadle. Allie
s5unn, Ray Read Edna Sullivan and Sadie
Hubbard.