The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-17
OAKLAND-ALAMEDA.
Still Another Plan for the For
mer's Redistribution.
An Ordinance Vetoed-The Last of the Flag
Raisings-No Sale of the Breweries'
New Tme-Card.

County Surveyor Nusbaumer has prepared
new plan OF redstrIcting the city of Oakland
into wards, differing from either Of those pub
lished yesterday. II is as follows:
First Ward-NoTth, Twelfth street; east Cen
ter street; south, charter line; west charter
line.
Second Ward-AI that portion of the city
north of Twenty second street, Including tne an
neXed district.
east, San Pablo avenue and Jefferson street;
south, Twelfth street; west, charter line
Fourth WaTd-North, Twelfth street; east,
Clay street; SOUTH charter ltnei west, Center
Fifth ward-Nortn, Twenty second street;
east. Seventh Ward; south. Tenth street; west,
Jefferson street and San Pablo avenue.
sixth WaId-North, Tenth street, east Sew
enIb Ward; south, city line; west, Clay street.
Seventh Ward-Unchanged.
Mi. Nusbaumer believes this plan viii make
the wards more compact and allow about 1850
10 each ward. BY this plan the annexed district
is given TO the Second Ward. II contains thirty
votes.
LIZZIE S. Hayes has sued for divorce from
James Hayes. He went TO Nevada n while ago
and when lie returned refused TO live with his
wife. John NJ. Polk was granted divorce yes
terday from Netue NJ Polk on the ground of de-
sertion. The custody OF the two children was
gwen to him.
Mayor GIascock has vetoed the ordinance
amending an ordinance to prevent The sale OF
unwhOleSome meat. The ground given is the
failure TO definitely describe the ordinance
sought TO be amended
To RECOVER FEES.
Alameda County yesterday brought two suits
against Sheriff W. Z. Hale and his bondsmen for
Sl2S3 80 ana for S1225 fees collected from the
state for conveying insane persons from this to
the sew eral counties Of the State, and for the
conveyance of prisoners 10 the several States
prisons, which, ii is alleged, should be turned
into the county treasury. The first suit covers
he - nf lga1a ~ R~eF l audi fra
second the term OF 1SS6-S7. The fees paid to
him for present term are not sought in either
OF these suits The suits are friendly ones, and
II Is understood are brought at Mr.. Hale's re-
quest settle the question as 10 whe her or not
lie is entitled TO them.
Inc trial OF John IL. Church Sr. for perjury, In
swearing falsely to the age of Miss PicO, his
child wife ana fifth matrimonial acquisition, was
set for Yesterday but neither the prosecut-
ing witness nor The defendant were present. At
t0rney Moore representing Mr.. Church, asked
fJT continuance. and The case WAS put over uu-
III AFTER the vacation aud set Tor the Esd OF July
for Trial.
A gang OF shIp-carpenters was engaged at
work all day In hauling the steamer Garden City
on the ways. The vessel was hoated al flood
tide al 1890 O'clock last night.
FELL OFF THE LOCAL TRAIN.
Henry Rhodes, piano-moyer, aged about 40
years, fell OF the local train last night il
rounded the curve going of The mole at Oakland
Point He was under the influence of liquor.
AT The Receiving Hospital 1t was found that back
OF the Occlput lie had three cuts, seven. three
and two and half inches in length. There was
a fracture OF the outer bone, but not OF the skull
He was in stupOr at tie hospital, but the physi-
Clans stated that il was caused from The liquor
and not from the injuries.
The flag raisings over the Oakland public
schools are about at an end. Yesterday forenoon
the exercises took place at SWEET School. East
Oakland, aud IN the afternoon al the ClawsoD
ScnOol, North Oakland, with appropriate cere-
monies, the principals teachers and pupils en-
tering into The The spirit OF exercises.
An agreement was placed on record yesterday
wherein George c. Fratt, recently acquitted Of
shooting 1. L. BromWen. and c. l.. Mccoy agree
to sell 10 ~, W; A. Kennedy. for $1,000, the prop
erty at 1860 Harrison street, which is the home
July Ist
The citizens of East Oakland have subscribed
10 fund TO have band concert every Thursday
evening curing the summer al Washington PARK.
near Clinton Station, aud Tbs FIRST concert was
given on Thursday evening.
THAT SYNDICATE SALE.
A most emphatic denial is made by the pro-
prIetors of the Oakland Brewery of the British
syndicate sale. They say that all they know
about such sale is what they nave seen in the
papers. None Of the other Oakland breweries
regan Bros OF the Hofburg Brewery at Berkeley,
state that 50 far as that brewery Is concerned
there Is nothing IL the reported purchase BY an
English syndicate OF California bTeweIies. The
hoibulg Brewery belongs 10 Lsndregan Bros,
and II There had been any sale TO a British syndi-
cafe they did not know It.
President {. 7. Huntington of the Southern
Pacific will leave in his private car, the 0neonta,
Tor the south this morning with c. L. Ctocker,
J. Small. Ben welch, j. N. Wallace and &. f.
Smurr. The officials VIII make a careful ins pee
tion OF The road between Oakland pier and Los
Angeles.
Henry Smyth. proprietor of the San Lorenzo
Agricultural Machine Works, was thrown from
his cart by the sudden starting OF his horse. He
is man weighing nearly 25O pounds, and his
shoulder blade was broken By The fail.
Tie new Oakland Athletic Club, a recent for.
nation; gave an exhibition last evening in Ger
mania Hall
NEW TME-CARD.
A new Central Pacific time card has been pro-
Monday
very slight, and affect no trains arriving ar
or departing from tile Oakland pier, except one
freight train The principal change VIII be In
regard to the provisions for The transportation
OF second-class passengers to Sacramento. Here
alter the seeOnd-class local passenger cars viii
be placed on the central overland, leaving the
pier at o'clock in the afternoon. instead OF the
Oregon express, which leaves the pier at $50
O'Clock in the afternoon.
The commencement Of Washington College at
the Corners now called Irving, Will take place al
10 O'Clock next Wednesday morning. The
bacealaureate sermon Will be preached at the
Christian Church In IrviDgton tomorrow by
Rev NJ. l.. Ferguson Of San Francisco. The
graduating exercises OF the College of Com
merce, Or Commercial Department, will take
place on tuesday evening, and Hon. Fred NJ.
Campbell Will deliver the address to the class.
Frank Silva, farmer, residing near Dublin,
Alameda County, hled his petition N Insolvency.
HIS assets are $500, with membranes of
$1,000, and he claims $500 as exempt. He has
no real property. The total liabilities are
S43S7 SO. principally due in LiyermOre, San Le-
keltledrum viii be given this afternoon be-
tween The hours OF aud at Washington Hall,
East Oakland, m aid of the boy choristers of the
Church Of the Advent.
DR.. George c. fardee, Chairman of the Water
Committee, read at the Board OF Health meeting
another scathlng report, denuneiatoIy OF The
Contra Costa Company's water.
Alameda.
The cost OF grading and curbing Walnut
streer, from Santa Clara TO Buena Vista avenues,
was 1920 SO.
The second anniversary party of the Alameda
High School class of 'SS Will take place a
week from this evening al the residence Of Leo
Robinson.
Rev. E. Y. Garrette has returned from his visit
to the lower part of the State, and will occupy
his pulpit in the Presbyterian Church to- NOR
row.
The membership OF the Alameda Athletic
Club is about eighty, and the club was never 10
more hourlshiug condition than al present
The writ OF mandate which Jacob Hoeck sued
out against the Board OF Fire Delegates Will be
.Igued IN lire SupCs-. Court next Monday.
Owing to some delay in placing the machinery
In position In the quarry on Laundry Farm, the
putting down of The rock macadam on Pacific
avenue may not be commenced until about June
18th. The concrete sidewalks will not be laid
Until the roadway is first macadamized.