The morning call., 1892-10-11
Alameda.


John Gale and Antonio Tapo. the Pound
master. got into an alteration Sunday be-
cause Tapio impounded horse owned by
Gale. Mrs. Tapio came to the assistance OF
her husband and struck Gale on the head
with cup. While the row was in progress
young man named E. Il. Mitchell, friend
oil Gale. led away the horse from the pound.
As result OF the row Gale, Tapio and his
vile Will have TO answer charges of battery,
and Gale the additional charge of grand
larceny.
Contracts have been let for the complete
equipment of the electric road in this city,
aud the owners expect 10 have 1t In opera
ton within six months.
The City Trustees last evening passed
resolution to the effect that they would not
grant to any property-owner a permit to
lay wooden walk in front of his premises,
All sidewalks must be of artificial stone.
The Alameda Improvement Association
has petitioned the City Trustees TO take
steps toward annexing to Alameda strip
OF land lying between the northern limit of
Alameda ana the southern line of the tidal
canal. The City Attorney informed the
board that under the present law the an
nexati0n could not take place. as no one
lives on the strip; and the law gsquires
tw0-thlrds vote of those living in the dis
trict to be annexed. The matter was re-
ferred to the City Attorney and the judici-
airy committee to see If some aid could not
be obtained at the coming session of The
Legislature.
The protest OF Mrs. Emily G. Cohen
against the acceptance of the report of the
commissioners for the opening of Lincoln
avenue was considered by the City Trustees
last evening, and went over for another
week. The protest of j. Z. Damon against
the Improvement of Taylor avenue, between
Fourth and Filth streets, was Overruled
The protest against the opening of Kings
avenue was set for hearing October "a.
Berkeley.
Frank GlaZier has demurred to the suit of
Louise Lannewehe for $4,000 damages for
breach of promise. 1t will be tried on Octo-
Der "a.
Ex-Mayor Glascock of Oakland and r.
NJ. Fitzgerald will address mass-meetng
of Democrats at West Berkeley this eve
ming.
In spite of the inauspicious outlook for
Columbus day last Saturday the concert
will probably be held on the University
College grounds after all. Secretary Bonte
expressed great surprise at the refusal, and
thought 1t due TO some misunderstanding.
A second letter was sent yesterday to the
regents requesting the use of the grounds
for the OCCASION
Tomorrow evening the Jubilee Concert
Company will give plantation concert In
Shattuck Hall.
A Portland football team has sent a chal-
lenge to the University eleven. The Port
land team will pay all expenses if the boys
will come up there.
Guernsey Jones. 80. left yesterday for
Germany to pursue his musical studies.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor OF Trinity M. E. Church has
elected as officers: c. A. Dunning, pres-
dent: Miss Josephine Marston, Miss May
Hull, Mrs. S. Hackley, vice-pre sidents;
Miss Nj. A. Dutch. secretary; Miss Laura
Brooks, treasurer.
A. S. Sanborn, at present University Club
tennis champion, has refused to defend the
championship against Ruuntree until the
courts are put in better condition.
Harry Hillard. State secretary of the
College Y. M. c. AS. is away from
Berkeley at present. visiting the association
In the South. He will attend the twelf tn
annual Y. M. C. A. convention, which meets
at Pasadena on the 18th inst.
Miss Lilly Hamlin has left Berkeley to
take position in the Santa Cruz public
schools.
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