The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-28
The Move to Reinstate
the Deposed Chief.
A RAILROAD SHUTDOWN.
A Years Deaths in Oakland-Perry
Assaulted a COlOred Man.
Collision at Berkeley.

Phillips. Republicans, voted ''yes," the
other member, MIR. Hughes, a Dem ocrat.
not voting at all.
Since the election of the present Non
Partisan government Mr. Phillips has
been succeeded by Mr.. Miller, Non
Partisan. and the makeup of tie commits
sion now stands one Non-Partisan. one
Democrat and oDe Republican.
The Non-Pariisans wish Mr.. Lawton's
resignation because he was elected as
partisan and Kennedy was discharged in
violation of their principles. 1t will re-
Quire TWO votes to reinstate Kennedy.
Plenty of Scholars.
The enrolment of the city schools for
Monday was as follows: High school
$40, Cole IT'S. Durant 7O2. Harrison $50.
Franklin &C.,, GARFIELD SIC, Grove 16l. Claw
son $50, Grant 12l. Lafayette 562.
Lincoln 675, Prescott 663. SWEET 152.
Tompkins 433, Central eveping-schoG
1T, Garfield evening-school 80, PRESCOTT
evening-sch"ol 80, Clawson evening-school
20. Total. 6S52
Over 1000 more have been enrolled since
Monday. At Garfield school Is little chill
dren who had never before been in at
tendance at any school presented them
selves. Work on all of the new school
buildings was begun yesterday.
In Honor of Perkins.
The demonstration at the Marlborough
| Theater tonight in honor of the appoint
ment of Ex-Governor Perkins to the sena-
torship will be participated in by the gen.
eral public of Oakland regardless of creed
or party. The committee on arrangements
has about concluded its work and has en-
rolled over 700 prominent citizens of Ala
N EN-
Ex-Mayor n. W. Spaulding will act as
chairman. ana speeches will he made by
John p. irish, j. l.. Lyon. r. NJ. Fitzger-
aid. j. A. Waymire and j. E. Holmes.
Valid FruitvaIe Bonds.
Judge Ogden yesterday rendered a de-
cision in the case of F. j. Woodward. tax
payer. VS.. the Trustees of the Fruitvae
Sanitary District, brought to test the
validity of the recent bond election. The
suit was friendly one and was brought
for the satisfaction of Charles ID. Vincent
of San Francisco, who has agreed to pur-
| chase the $4,000 worth of bonds. The
decision holds that every step taken in the
issuance of the bonds was legal. The
| construction of FIutvale's sewerage sys-
tenn can now 60 on.
Robert Parker Dead.
Mr. Robert A. Parker, assistant foreman
| in the raroad-car yard. died of typhoid
i
day night. Deceased was brother-in-law
of Fabens. claim agent for the railroad
company. The funeral services will be
held at Fraternity Hall Sunday. June 80
at p. NJ, under the auspices of Liberty
Lodge No. 80, Knights of Pythias, and
| interment will be at Mountain View
| Cemetery.
The County iIou~y.
| A statement of the condition Of the
county funds in the Treasurer's office has
been filed with the County Clerk by Bart
! Morgan. chairman of the Board Of Suner-
visors. Auditor NJ. A. Whidden and Dis
trict Attorney C. T. Shook. 1t is as fol-
| lows: Amount in treasury when last
counted, June ~. 1898. S1S7.751 &c. re-
ceipts since, $50. 564 IS; total to be
accounted for. S240, 316 II. Disbursements
since last count. S76,222 Sc; difference,
s164.09 25. Balance In treasury, Sl64,-
O93 %.
Shutdown Rumor.
| From a reliable source 1t has been
learned that the mill connected with the
railroad car shops at West Oakland will
be shut down this week for an indefinite
period. If such thing should occur. fifty
skilled and unsklled laborers will be
thrown out Of Employment. 1t was at
these same works. not long ago. that the
number of working hours day was re-
duced.
| Death, tho Avenger.
The mortality report tor the year ending
| June 80 1893, has been prepared by Secre-
tary Paul Schafer of the Board of Health.
There were III deaths as against 1856 OF
last year. The death rate was II. 50 per
100 this year and 1886 last year; 40S of the
total were males and 1863 females; 80 died
from zymotic diseases, of which IL were
typhoid fever.
I'm For Assault.
Clinton Terry, an engineer on the
steamer Frank Silva, and son of the
late ex-Judge Terry. was up before Judge
Allen for assaulting 0. F. Jackson, a
colored man, with d deadly weapon. The
encounter took place some weeks ago on
the steamer, when the negro invaded the
eDgine-rocm and refused to 60 out when
ordered. The examinati was continued.
VIII Pay stone.
City Treasurer Gilpin has at last salts.
| fed himself as to the legal status of f. B.
Stones bill of $4,000 for the cancellation oil
the boulevard contract Mr.. Stone has re-
ceived warrant for the amount of his
claim.
A San Leandro Invention.
A company was recently formed In San
Lsandr0 with capital stock OF $4,000 in
| $40 shares. to manufacture sewer-pipe
from paper and Ditumen by patent pro-
cess discovered by Mr.. Bedbury of San
Leandro.
Ono OCT OF Three.
Jean M. Hahn was The only one of the
three candidates who presented themselves
for county high school certificates that sue
ceeded in passing the examination. He is
a graduate Of the State University.