The morning call., 1890-06-17
OAKLAND-ALAMEDA.
An Arrangement Regarding The
District Fairs.
Man and Wife Separated But Not by Divorce.
All Foy in Bad Fix-Peter Jackson
in an Unannounced Fight.

At meeting OF the representatives OF the fairs
IN The circuit represented by The Golden Gate,
San jose, Napa and Petaluma districts 1t was
decidedly ito hold the fairs so that there would be
a weeks rest between them, thus allowing horses
to take part in the speed events OF each one in
the circuit. At this meeting San Jose District
was represented by G. H. Bragg, Golden Gate of
Oakland by X. T. Carroll. DR.. II. Latham and
George Bement, Peauma by j. II. White and
r. S. Brown, and Napa by +. l.. Coombs.
lodge OF Elks has been organized in Oak
land win George E. de Cola as L. H.; IL. L.
Bickel, E. L.; Max Lawrence, E. L. X; H. A.
Cole, L. l.. X; Myron A. "hidden. Secretary,
and Charles I. Boardman, Treasurer.
James Lull was arrested yesterday afternoon
and charged with forgery for passing check
for $50 purporting to have been signed by Ii. +.
Gordon, bur which that person declares 10 be
forgery.
FROM FRYING-PAN TO FIRE.
All Toy, who was fined $500 by Justice Hen
shaw for selling lottery tickets, paid S415 after
serving SO days, ard was discharged yesterday.
lie was Immediately arrested by Constable kess-
Ter on charge OF perjury, in swearing that he
didn't sell any tickets, and was held TO answer by
Justice Shook before the Superior Court in $1,000
bail. He has only changed his lodgings from The
City Prison TO the County JAN, and las paid
S4l5 for the privilege OF doing so.
a little picnic occurred at Joe Deyes' resort
on tl6 san LelDQrO ROAD on SUNDAY evening Do-
tween Peter jackson and party OF men, State
ments as TO who was the aggressor are conflict
ing but there is not much conflict as TO Peters
having cleaned out The party.
A watch was taken from the vest-pocket OF
Thomas White yesterday While lie was laying
Sidewalk In East Oakland. He had taken his
vest of with his coat and laid them down.
number OF boys were playing neal.
The City Council held a meeting last evening
at which street protests were discussed.
IN ITS NEW BUILDING.
Tho oakland EunuIrar g first ma Der
in Its new three-story building on Tenth street
yesterday. The preSs-room is IN The basement,
with gas-eneine TO furnish power. 1Ee count.
ing.rOOm, managers office and job department.
are on the first floor. On the second floor are
the editorial and local rooms aud the book
bIndeTy. While on The third ana Top MOOR IS the
composing. room.
horse attached to the buggy OF William Sui
Ivan of Claremont ran away yesterday after
noon. and at the corner of Fifth and Jefferson
streets threw Mrs. Sullivan aud daughter out.
The old lady was considerably bruised and cut
about the lead and had her right arm broken
Miss Sullivan was only slightly injured.
Professor w. W. Anderson, principal OF Hop
kins Academy states that the rumor that he is a
candidate for the PRINCIPAL of the Berkeley
High School Is without foundation, as he has no
Intention OF leaving Hopkins Academy.
The petition in insolvency OF Z. j. OConnor,
merchant tailor of Broadway, was filed yester
day The Liabilities are $4,000. assets $1,000
SEPARATED, BUT NOT BY DIVORCE.
Mrs. Marie King quietly sobbed yesterday
morning wien Judge Greene passed sentence
upon her anu her nuSDdI.u LOT SIahd larceny III
stealing S23 from Clan Maschi some months
ago. Kings eyes also mOslened. lie was sent
TO Folsom for TWO years aud the woman to San
Quentin for The same period. King Is u CRIPPLE
aud has pension OF $50 per month from the
Government.
AS john COllinsOn was engaged yesterday in
assisting to place the new boilers in the ferry
steamer Amador tie fastening slipped and they
fell upon him, jamming his head against The
woodwork and IracuriDg bis skull. He was ex-
trlcated with difficulty. but it Is feared that he
Will not live He has family.
The estate OF Samuel eston, late Of Irving
ton. consisting OF ISL acres OF land, valued at
about $1,000, VIII be administered by his eldest
son, Henry L. Weston. His WIDOW and Two sons
aud daughters survive.
] lie Literary Society OF the Oakland Y. NJ. c.
A. viii give an entertainment OF an interesting
nature in The new building, at the corner OF
Twelfth aud Clay streets, this evening. A very
good programme has been arranged and 4 team
from The gymnasium VIII do wonderful things on
the parallel bars.