The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-03
ACROSS THE BAY.
All Mainline Trains Will Stop
at Fraitvale.
Old Solomon Bougard Knocked Down and
Robbed-Creditors After the Fidelity En-
dowmsnt Concern-A Contested Office.

On Saturday the timetables of the MAN.
line trains passing through Fruitvale were
changed so as to make it regular stopping
station. Heretofore they have passed
through, stopping only at Brooklyn Sta
ton In East Oakland. 1t is said the Cali
fornia Railroad will extend its tracks across
Fruitvale avenue, and both railroads will
use the same station Office.
A citation against A. ?. Hornberg. the
Secretary of the Fidelity Endowment Asso-
citation, TO show cause why he and A. Z.
Olsen should not pay to William I'll. ii. Hus-
sey, receiver, the sum of $1,000. for the ben
eft OF the creditors of the association, will
be heard by Judge Henshaw this morning.
That sum, alleged to belong to the insolvent
association, is said to be in the German
Savings Bank in San Francisco on deposit
but the respondents refuse to transfer it to
the receiver aud he has been unable to
get it.
Old Solomon Bougard, a Junk dealer who
had considerable trouble with his wife be-
fore she secured a divorce and her part of
the property, and who has had numerous
rows with the Pantoskys has complained
that gang of toughs entered his place a
few days ago and knocking him down
secured S25 from his pockets Solomon in
ms AOQuSSI Qd4s was It SilNtISulItil. he
left Russia before the prosecutions became
so pronounced and has been living many
years in Oakland He claims that he knows
who his assailants were and that they live
at West Oakland. The District Attorneys
office has so far declined to give him war
rant for their arrest.
A MoNGoL's MANY TROUBLES.
Ju All Pow, the Chinaman who broke the
arm OF small boy named Willie Sopka
while he and gang of other urchins were
making the lie of the Celestial burden,
was acquitted of a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon in the Police Court on
Saturday, but as soon as he was dischai ged
he was taken in charge by United States
Deputy Marshal MalOney. He was landed
on habeas corpus proceeding from the
Beige about three years ago. The appeal
to the United States courts has just been
handed down, sustaining the United States
Commissioner who refused to land him, and
now All Pow must return to the Flowery
kingdom. where white hoodlum boys will
not trouble him.
John Creamy, living on Natomn street,
San Francisco, visited his daughter at West
Oakland yesterday. He attempted to get off
before the train stopped at the Point Station
and struck on his head. de received several
scalp wounds, which were attended to at the
Receiving Hospital.
The Chief of Police has detailed an officer
for the annexed territory. The estimates OF
the cost If the department. as made by the
Commissioners, provide for fifteen addi-
tl0nal officers for 1928.
WANTS TO HOLD THE OFFICE.
1t is said that ex-Deputy City Clerk H D.
Rowe, is not entirely satisfied that the City
Council had fright TO elect his successor last
Monday evening, as he had not served out
his term of two years, but as the Office was
created by resolution without stating term,
and is not an Office directly under the char
ter, it is not generally believed that Rowe
will accomplish anything. Under The charter,
the City Clerk, whose term of office is fixed
by the charter may by the same section of
the charter providing his term, be removed
by resolution of the Council at any time.
The concrete foundation Of the new
church of st. Francis de Sales parish, at the
corner of Grove and Hobart streets, has
been completed. 1t cost 5000 and it is
said the con tractors made nothing On their
contract.
A tailor named Paschold has been ar
rested and taken to the County Jail from
Berkeley on a felony charge. Bail was
fixed at $1,000 in bonds and $500 cash.
The amount collected in Oakland for va
riOus kinds of licenses during July was
S7661. Upward OF $4,000 is due this month
on liquor licenses.
The estate of Tryphena Olmstead, de-
ceased, has been appraised at S4o76.