The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-28
OAKLAND-ALAMEDA.
The Books of the County Officers
All in Good Condition.
Earnings of the Pacific Press Company-Trial
Trip Of the Electric Road-Mills College
Alumna-Black Has License.

AT the meeting OF the County Board OF Super
yisors yesterday, X. A. Hughes, the expert, pre-
scented report as having examined the books OF
the various county Offices from January LIST TO
April LIST, aud found them all correct, with few
clerical errors. His report concludes with the
belief that every county officer is exercising
especial care 10 conform 10 the requirements Of
the laws. The board concluded 10 appropriate
SO per month for the State Board Of Trade, and
appointed j. S. Emery as Its representative.
George E. Maloon, The old National Guard vet
eran, who lost an arm some years ago while fir
ing salute, was reappoinled as night Waterman
at the Hall of Records, from which place he was
removed some three years ago 10 make room for
George Taylor. The resignation OF Taylor was
presented and accepted. The application OF A.
r. CraZzel for license to sell liquors In the
Piedmont district was Withdrawn, because
number of his signefs had taken their names
from the petition.
Theological Seminary Will take place at Plymouth
avenue Congregational Church this evening.
There are six students IN the senior class.
PACIFIC PRESS COMPANY.
At the annual meeting OF the Pacific Press
Publishing Company, held yesterday, 1t was
shown that the net earnings OF the year OF The
Oakland printing and binding department were
500, 1857; net earnings of the book and stationery
department, S63,913; net earnings of the New
branch office, $20.4S3. Charles III. Jones Is
President and Manager, William Saunders Vice
President, e. S. Stickney Secretary and E. A.
The trial trip of the Oakland and Berkeley
Rapid Transit Company's electric road will be
made on Grove street this morning, and the com.
pany expect to have the cars carrying pas
ssengers before the end of the week.
A motion for a new trial In the case OF II. II.
weapon, was denied yesterday and McNutt SEN
fenced 10 serve eighteen months In the County
Jail.
WILLIAM wALKERLY ESTATE.
The matters in the estate OF William Walker
ley went over yesIerday.untll May 11th, Judge
Greene declining to hear Them and setting them
dale Two notices of appeal from the order al.
lowing +. Z. Whitney $4,000 as attorney for the
absent heirs were filed by b.. B. Newman. who
claims TO be attorney In faeiO for the heirs.
The petition Of Mary j. Storek for writ OF
prohibition against the Berkeley Trustees 10 pre-
vent the putting down OF the bitumen on the
sidewalks OF University avenue was MED yes.
lerday ana The temporary injunction dissolved.
Charles Austin, switcnman OF Port Costa,
Oakland for treatment. He h2d his shoulder
crushed and c0llar-b0ne broken tween two
cats while coupling al Port Costa on Sunday.
The pool-room men have decided not to open In
this city after all.
MILLS COLLEGE ALUMEE.
The annual reunion OF the Mills College
Alumna has been postponed from Saturday to
the 9Th prox. on account Of President HarrisOn's
visit 10 Oakland Oh The former date. The Old
Folks concert al the same place on Friday even
ing has been postponed one week for the same
reason.
Virginia L. Frey yesterday sued for divorce
from Gustavus j. Frey on the ground OF ex-
treme cruelty. She alleges that lie has prop
erty valued al $4,000 aud has had restraining
order issued 10 prevent him disposing OF it.
The temporary injunction against Il. D. Black
OF The Piedmont Springs Hotel was dismissed
yesterday In The Superior Court on the defend
ants motion, the plainlItf offering no objection.
Black has secured license for one year.
nunefpinf
He did not rest on Sunday night and II is now
feared that lie has been Injured internally.