The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-02
ACROSS THE BAY.
The Mayor Approves of the Park
and Boulevard.
Progress in Cable-Road Extensions Protest
of Alameda Tax-Pay ers-The American
Party Petition.

j. G. Dow, teacher of one of the Oakland
evening schools, was arrested on charge
of causing a person to be falsely imprisoned
last evening. Bail was given in the sum OF
$500. The complainant is Chinaman.
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors
yesterday afternoon rejected the applications
of L. Geise, William Shannon, John Esper-
ANA and William Higgins for liquor licenses.
Geise's petition was strenuously objected to
by the Fabiola Hospital managers, as the
saloon would be near the hospital.
1t was decided TO award the contract for
printing the precinct registers at Is cents per
name. The total cost will be about $4,000.
As the registry clerks outside of the cities and
towns would have great deal of trouble in
getting the Names it was decided TO pay them
double the amount paid those inside
CABLE-RoAD EXTENSIONS.
The cable for the new road on Fourteenth
street, from Clay street to the Sixteenth
street depot, has been stored on the vacant
lot at Clay and Twelfth streets The work
on that branch of the Piedmont system is
expected to be completed before the end of
the present year.
Mrs. Augusta Link, an aged German lady,
was committed to the Stockton Asylum for
the Insane yesterday afternoon. She had
been an inmate of the Old Ladies Home, but
left one day and was found wandering
around Oakland. She has since been III the
Oakland General Hospital for treatment.
Her illusions are that some one is trying TO
poison her and that her money Is being mis-
appropriated. She is nearly so years old.
". SagehOm has asked to be released
from the bond of the administrative of the
estate of William Schmidt deceased. The
estate of So, 900, including real estate and
brewery stock, was devised one-half TO the
widow and one-half to the son, now is years
of age. II is objected that Mrs. Schmidt is
not managing the estate properly and that
Stock Brewery stock, taking notes without
mortgages. The petition fer release will be
heard tomorrow.
RECORDER'S RECEIPTS.
Robert Rodden some weeks ago resisted
being arrested by a police officer. Justice
Ogden, sitting as Police Judge. sentenced
him to pay $50 or serve $50 days IN the
City Prison. An appeal will be taken to
the Superior Court.
Tie receipts of fees in the Recorders
office will be about $1,000 more than Tor the
previous year, and about 5000 more than
in 1885. The total in 1885 was Sl4. Alb, and
this year will be about 81, 500 The largest
increase was in 1887, when 1t was $1,000
more than the previous year.
The Alameda County Supervisors yester-
day denied the petition OF the American
party for representatives on the election
boards under Section 1142 of the code The
request to allow the names Of its candidates
to be printed on the tally lists and returns
was granted.
Josephine Adams was granted divorce
yesterday from W. Ii. Adams by Judge
Greene on the ground of desertion.
BOULEVARD AND WATER PARK.
Mayor Glaseock has approved the boule-
ward and water park ordinances. also the
ordinance providing for a building for the
chemical CINE.
+. Ward, who entered the room of A. c.
Newman, pleaded guilty yesterday to bur
glary in the second degree, and was SEN
fenced by Judge Ellsworth to eighteen
months Imprisonment in Folsom State
Prison. The same Judge sentenced Harry
Cleffey to San Quentin Prison for one year
for stealing au old overcoat from Pullman
car.
The claim of Judge John Yule for addi-
tional conversation as administrator OF
the estate of Charles j. Stevens for $500 for
other services. was compromised by the
claimant aud the heirs, and allowed by
Judge Green yesterday for $500.
August Passet was appointed guardian OF
bis TWO minor children, so that he may set
he with the railroad company for the in
juries received by them in the accident sew
eral months since at Berkeley.