The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-11
ACROSS THE BAY.
Rumored Org anizaton Of the
California and Nevada.
Incorporation of a Fruit Company-Long-
shoremen's Election-Money Appropriated
for the Boulevard on the Lake.

band, William Hazeltine, during his natural
life, and the estate at his death to the three
children, Mrs. Carrie II. Bassett. VIII L
Hazeltine and Annie l.. Clark. James NJ.
Bassett is appointed executor, and will pay
the interest held in two promissory notes to
Mr.. HaZetine during his lifetime. He will
also keep the $4,000 invested.
The will of Catherine A. Dauzin was
filed yesterday. The estate consists of per-
sonal property valued at about 500, devised
to Miss Marie Louise ROLAND and CIarisse
Sauson. The former is named as executrix.
William Smalley of Haywards, the base
ball player, has identified as his the shoes
taken from John Pratte, the burglar. The
sword has not been identified.
REGARDING THAT RAILROAD.
1t is said that the California and Nevada
Railroad, parrow-gauge, will be organized
to-day and that the new organization will
Immediately enter upon the work of carry
ing on the work of construction. 1t is said
that the new company is not connected with
either the Atlantic and Pacific or the
Southern Pacific companies as has been
rumored. but are Independent capitalists.
1t is also said that j. w. Smith has not dis
posed of his bonds entirely, but still holds
an interest.
The Paradise Fruit Company filed articles
of incorporation yesterday with capital
stock of 100000. The principal place of
business is Oakland. and the first Directors
are Warren Heaton, f. B. Ogden, Gran, l.
Tageart, G. a. Heaton. of Oakland, and n.
j. Bird of San Francisco.
The papers in the suit of George G.. Pratt
against his wife for divorce were transferred
to the Superior Court of Alameda County
from that of San Francisco.
The examination of pickpocket Ulrieh
will take place in the Police Court to-day.
His attorney has been fuied in all his at
tempts to free him.
LoNGsHoREMEN's ELECTION.
The Oakland Lopgshoremen's Protective
Association has elected Frank Warren
President, j. j. Foye VicePresident, Z. A.
Higgins Secretary. S. c. Covington Fnan-
cial Secretary. Joseph Viegue Treasurer
John Priestly Sergeant-at-Arms Trustees
Delegates TO the Federated Trades-Chris
Walsh, James Roden. S. C. Coyington.
Martha Vallejo Yesterday sued Napoleon
L. Vallejo for divorce on the ground of
cruelty. He is travelling salesman for
Arpad HarasZthy Co. The parties have
been living at S23 Seventeenth street. Oak
land. Mary Brazil has also sued Antonio
NJ. Brazil for divorce.
The City Council has passed to print an
ordinance TO appropriate $4,000 from the
Lake Merritt boulevard Improvement
The ladies of the Chabot Shetering Home
are organizing society to be known as the
Working Woman's Mutual Improvement
Society.
FALSE PRETENsEs CHARGED.
f. l.. Rindespacnes has sued w. J. Ian
ders and j. n. Block for 5000 damages
growing out of transaction in real estate
ID Murray township, Alameda County.
The plaintiff alleges that they made him be-
lieve certain mortgage on the premises in
question was first mortgage, when in real
ity it is a second mortgage.
The Directors of the Home for the Adult
Blind have elected the follow ing officers for
the ensuing year: President, John L. Irish:
Nice-President, Warren Olney Secretary,
l.. A. Redman; Superintendent, James San
ders; Physician, DIR. A. Fine.
james w. Travers, young real-estate
man of Seattle, WASH. was married at St.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church by
Rev. Father Akerly 10 Miss Emelie Wink
ler. a wedding reception was afterward
held.
II is understood that eight extra clerks in
the COUNTY Recorders, Clerk and Auditors
offices will be dismissed by the Board of
Supervisors on Saturday.
Willis b. Fry yesterday applied for letters
OF administration On the estate of Ann V.
w. Fry, which Is valued at 5000.
GANo ONCE AGAIN.
SCdht VI Oiltc udUO went MS
Wlfe's bakery end restaurant on San Pablo
avenue and threw man named Bryan
Smell out into the street. Smell had Gauo
arrested for battery. Gano and his wife
have been separated for about two years,
but he occasionally annoys her by visiting
her restaurant.
Eunice d. Kitchener has filed her inyen-
tory as guardian of the persons and estates
of Raymond Samuel, Ernest and Frederick
Kitchener, minors. showing the aggregate
amount OF the estate Of each to be S12,s2I
and the total S3S, 465 81. The cash belong
ing to each is $500 81.
Thomas Carey was found guilty Yesterday
afternoon OF an assault upon Karl Bormett-
Ter with deadly weapon and recommended
to the mercy of the Court. He will be SEN
fenced by Judge Gibson next Monday.
Alameda.
a majority protest has defeated the pro-
jected improvement of Minturn street.
Dr. j. c. Tucker Of Oakland las been
arrested on complaint of the Street Depart
ment for allowing distractions to remain
on the streets in front OF his property here.
Pacific avenue has been completed from
Seventh to Eighteenth street to the satisfac-
ton of the Street Superintendent and the
assessment roll will be issued in few days
L. q. Waite, who has been in Sacramento
the past week learning the duties of the
Secretary OF State, which Office he will as
sumo next month, has returned to Alameda
The hope is expressed by some that the
electric franchise between Oakland and
Alameda may be granted so as to have
more rapid mode of travel than the present
hUrSe-cars.
George Cakes, who is an applicant for the
appointment of State Printer, was in Ala
media yesterday. 1t is stated here on what
appears to be excellent authority that he is
slated for this position.
The appointment of lnsnpctor of Plnmb
ing and Drainage, to succeed w. +. Schultz.
resigned, Will be made tomorrow evening
The salary of the Office is S10O, and there are
six applicants Tor the position.
Constable Morris took into custody yester-
day man and boy who were prowling the
West End. acting In suspicious manner.
They gave the names Of Thomas Jones and
William Griffin, but could give no satisfac-
tory explanation OF their actions or why
they were in Alameda. The officers think
that they are crooks, and to free the town
Of them charged them with vagrancy.
berkeley.
Almon Ames, Assemblyman-elect and
Chairman of the Alameda County delega-
ton, denies that the delegation has iudorsed
any one from this county for appointment
to any State office.
The committee Of the Board of Freehold
ers has held several meetings and examined
number of city charters. 1t is understood
that 1t is the intention to make as few
changes from the present charter as pos
sible.
The workmen on the electric road have
hnlshed grading for the line in this town
and have gone back to the vicinity of Alca-
traZ avenue, and are now laying the rails
they VIII reach the southern boundary of
the town OF Berkeley in very short time.
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