The morning call., 1891-02-24
ACROSS THE BAY.
An Ex.Senat0r's Son Married
Very Quietly.
Prohibition Municipal Candidates-A Watch
man Arrested for Shooting Boy Litiga-
tion Over Pair of Diamonds.

Late on Friday afternoon young couple
drove in buggy in front of the residence of
Justice of the Peace Black at San Leandro.
The young man produced marriage license
issued in San Francisco and stated that he
desired to be married Immediately, and the
Justice lost. no time in tying the naptal-
knot. The young couple then secured rooms
in private residence. The groom is son
of ex-senator Lsne Of Santa Clara, and the
bride is the daughter of Mr.. Franck, a we'll
known capitalist of the same place. Mr..
Lalne stated that he came to San Leandro
in order to be married on the quiet His
father died but recently and he desired to
evade newspaper gossip.
The eleyen-year-nld daughter of Edward
Rockhiu. residing at Forty-thrd and Linden
streets, has been missing since Saturday.
she Is small for her age, plainly dressed and
light complexioned.
The annual banquet of the CymrodoriOn
Club was held at the Tubbs Hotel last even
ing
PROHIBITION CANDIDATES.
The Prohibitionists have nominated their
municipal ticket with A. j. Gregg at the
head for Mayor; Councilmen-a t-large,
Joseph Humphreys, T. II. Montgomery, l.
NJ. johnson, j. II. Jones; First Ward, A.
J. McMurtry; Second, H. L. Ross; third, J.
f. Fanlk; Fourth, P. II. Webster; Fifth, d.
Finch; Sixth, William Boscow; Seventh,
n. J. Young; Board of Education. at large,
ID. p. Hayres, A. II. Trathen. J. e. Wager,
E. II. Lenox; First Ward, w. Wilkinson
Third, p. V. Chamberlain; Fourth, L. II.
Long; sixth, John Sanderson; Seventh,
William Crowhurst; Auditor. H. B. Land;
Treasurer, d. c. Taylor Library Trustees
Rev. c. Fl. Hobart. Charles Bentley, Mrs.
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II. Ii. Hamilton.
Martin Bitterly and Walter Reeves, who
have been many times in The City Prison
for petty larceny and other minor offenses,
were arrested yesterday afternoon on
charges of burglary OF house OF Captain
Badger on the old park grounds, out of
which they removed the faucets.
ID. Edward Collins, Secretary of Mountain
View Cemetery Association, is acting as
Superintendent of the cemetery in place of
his deceased father, and it is said he may
succeed TO the SUPPLEMENTARY.
FOR SHOOTING A BOY.
G. w. Album, a railroad watehman at the
West Oakl wards, was arrested yester-
day for an assault with n deadly weauon for
shooting boy named Willie Day in the leg.
Some boys were annoying him, aud he says
he drew his pistol with the intent on of
shooting in the air, but that it was, acct
dentally discharged. The boy was not DAN
gerously hurt. Album gave bail.
The holiday in Oakland passed very
quietly yesterday. A majority of the stores
opened up in the morning but did not do
much business. and closed during the after
neon. The companies of the National
Guard assembled at their armories and
members went TO Shell Mound.
II is said that the Oakland and Berkeley
Rapid Transit Company intends to reincor-
pOrate under the name of the Oakland Con:
solidated Electric Railway Company, con-
soldating the Oakland Berkeley and cross
town roads,
mass-meeting of the prohibition party
was held last evening at Hamilton Hall
The Democratic City Central Committee
decided last night to hold the primaries for
the municipal convention on Saturday even
ing next in the clubs and the convention on
Wednesday, the 4th prox.