The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-12
ACROSS THE BAY.
Installation in Societies Adjunct
to the G. A. Z.
Burglars as Busy as Evsr-Mrs. Simpson
Bsqussts-No More Bonds From ThilO.
An Overcrcwded Roundhouse.

The officers Of John a. Logan Circle No.
3, Ladies' Of the G. a. r.. and Of Colonel E.
D. Baker Camp, No. ., Sons Of Veterans,
were publicly installed last evening at
Grand Army Hall The following Of the
circle were installed: Mrs. Sarah Wilson,
President re-electedl: Mrs, Sarah Steele,
First Nice-President; Mrs. Kate Beedle,
Second Eice-President; Mrs. Emily Fitz-
maurice, Treasurer: Mrs Newhard; Mrs
Nellie p. Sampson, Chaplain; Miss Minnie
BeedIe, Conductress (re-elected Mrs. Mary
WedgeWood. Guard. The installing Of
fcer was Mrs. Abby /, Burgess Of san
Jose, assisted by Mrs Kyle Senior Vice
President Of the department. The officers
IF the Camp Of Sons Of eterans installed
were: c. A. TabeT, Captain; O. NJ. Fair
child. First Lieutenant; Carl F. Wood,
Second Lieutenant; A. .. Clark, Member
Of the Council. The staff officers Of the
camp viii be Installed By the new Captain
at tie next meeting, as several were absent
on account Of sickness. Captain StoTTie, on
behalf OF the circle, Dres ented to Mrs. Sarah
A. Steele q flower vase. MIS-. Wilson was
presented with a basket Of flowers by little
Jennie Belden.
It is understood that Mrs Godfrey Merry
VIII petition for letters Of guardianship
over the person and estate Of her eldest
child, who is believed to be the heiTess Of
her father, George Godfrey. She will thus
control the estate, though it is understood
that it has been left IN trust. The viii, it
is said. viii be fled to-day.
a divorce has been granted to Clara II.
Holman from Hugo Holman. saloon
keeper, on the ground Of cruelty.
THE BUSY BURGLAR.
a thief entered on Sunday suite Of rooms
at the Henry House occupied by Leslie
blackburn, James and ". D. Young, and
carried away S245, Of which S209 belonged
to the J 0ungs The room Of Ar and Mrs.
Parker at the Pullman House was also Wis
tied and three gold watches belonging TO
them and A young lady friend OF Mrs.
Parker we're taken. An attempt was also
made al an early hour 10 enter the residence
of Fred n. Campbell The Office OF the
Sunday night but nothing taken An at
tempt was made 10 the morning 10 enter the
residence on Jefferson street of Assistant
Engineer MarstOn Campbell Of the State
HarD0r Commissioners Office. Campbell
heard the burglars and on asking what they
wanted they took TO their heels.
Tie Board OF Supervisors will refuse to
. accept {. a. Ihii0, agent Of the San Fran
cisco BreWeTes limited, on any more bonds
for saloon men. lie stated that he was au-
th0Ized to 90 security as high a 100000,
but the Supervisors held that the corpora
ton is nonresident and cannot be accepted
as surety.
Judge Greene refused yesterday to dis
solve the injunction against c. A. Wetmore
enl0ining him from shutting off the water
from the winery and dwelling house leased
from bin by the c. A. Wetm0re Wine Com
pany at CTesta Blanca ranch, near Liver
more.
David Stegeman was ordered by Judge
HenshaW 10 pay TO his wife SOB due as ali
mODy by Tomorrow noon or 60 TO Jail.
MRS. SIMPSONS WILL.
The will Of Mrs. Fanny Simpson, late Of
AlyaTadO. has been admitted to probate
The estate is valued at about $50. 900, a
large portion Of it in money and securities.
The sister Of Mrs Simpson, Mrs. c. f.
Smith, and her seven children inherit the
bulk Of the estate. Mrs. Smith came to Al
vaTado from Tirkeyney, little town about
four miles from Londonderry, Ireland,
about year ago. Her children came to
America with her, except one but only two
Of them accompanied her TO California, the
others stopping In New York City and
heWburyp0Tt, Mass. The will leaves Mrs
Smith $1,000 and makes her the residuary
legatee The children are each given $4,000
The Southern Pacific has been cramped
for room In the rOundhouse at West Oak
land 10 accommodate lis growing number