The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-10
ALAN EDA.
Native Sons Will Parade in September.
Board of Education.

Native Sons Will Parade in September.
Bonrd of Education.
Services of the NJ. E. Church South are
now held in Banding Hall on Webb avenue.
The pastor, Rev. Pressly b. Smith, will de-
liver sermon to-day on the subject, " The
House of Prayer"
Miss Annie Remmel has been elected a
regular teacher in the School Department,
and has been assigned to the third grade of
the Haight School. Miss Olive Barnum has
been elected substitute teacher.
The Board of Education has decided to
recommend to the Board Of City Trustees
that the contract for the construction of the
Haight School be awarded to William
Mcdonald.
The local parlors of Native Sen, will
parade jointly at the Admission day cele-
bration in San Francisco, and will be
headed by the Alameda City Brass Band.
Halcyon Parlor will have a new banner
made to cost in the neighb0rhood of $3.50.
The sum of 1925 80 has already been sub
scribed by citizens to help defray the ex-
penses of the parlors in maintaining booths
at the Mechanics Pavilion. and in other
wise creditably representing Alameda on
the great occasion.
Miss Nellie Smith, teacher of the Ala
media School, has been granted two
months leave of absence. She will leave
in September in company with her mother,
Mrs. E. Minor Smith, wife of the City As
SCISSOR, on visit to the Eastern States.
In the early part of the year the City
Trustees adopted a resolution prohibiting
the maintenance of diaries within the city
limits 1t did not take effect until June
30th in order that the propretOrs of the
diaries might have ample time to move
their cows outside the city limits. Several
have failed to do so. and no steps are taken
to have the ordinance enforced. 1t is the
opinion of many that the ordinance was
somewhat premature.
The new military company will be organ
lied next Thursday evening, when the In
yestigating Committee will make its report
and officers will be elected. The most
prominent name mentioned for Captain is
that of William F. Chapman. J. j. E. Cordes
Is mentioned for First Lieutenant and G.
E. Colwell for Second Lieutenant.
At the praise service in the Presbyterian
Church this evening, the pastor, Rev. e. Y.
Garrette, will speak on the songs of the
Bible. The choir will render programme
of unusual excellence.
The Alameda Cricket Club has elected G..
A. Littler Secretary, vice ID. l.. Coldwell.
resigned. William Winters was elected to
represent the club III the cricket league,
which has leased the West End baseball
grounds. This afternoon there will be
game between the Alameda and the Burma
by clubs.
The fees collected by Justice of the Peace
Byler, for the six months ending June 30th,
amounted to S435; by Justice HoItz, S240:
by Constable Morris, $3.50; By Constable
Fassking, $40.
Mrs. Vasquest has employed an attorney
to bring suit for divorce against her nus
band, Joseph Vasquest. en- the ground of
cruelty. These are the parties who recent
ly quarreled over the possession of their
child.
William Turner was arrested yesterday
for driving over an artificial stone side
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ordinance. He was released on furnishing
$40 bail. A few days ago well-known So
ciety young lady was arrested for a SIM
liar offense, committed ON Weber street.