The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-01
READY FOR DUTY.
Newly Elected Officials
File Bonds.
JUDGE HENSHAW IN JAIL.
Why He Will Ever Remember
Judge Greene.
SERVIN DENIES HE WAS CRUEL.
DR.. Pierce, the Market Inspector,
VIII Have Strong Opposition
for Appointment.
SERYIN DENIES HE WAS CRUEL,

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them before they can assume office. The
bonds vary in amount from $1OO.OoO TO
$1,000. Among the suretes on the various
bonds are many of Oakland's most proml-
nent citizens. Public AdminstratOr-eiect
w. II. knight is more fortunate IN this
regard than his fellows. for one OF his
sureties is no less person than George Z.
Perkins, United States Senator from
California.
Among the bonds which have been fled
with County Recorder Church are the
following:
c. b. White Sheriff, sG0,o0O-J.. II. Miller.
$4,000; IL. T. RentoD, S2O,00Oi + {, Newell,
$4,000; j. T. Ford. $4,000; Fred Beck or.
$4,000; NJ. /. Gray, $4,000; q. w. Arper'
$4,000; f. 5. 0sgood, $4,000; ). ID. Sly
$1,000; &. Ii. Collins, $4,000.
O NJ. Sanford. County Treasurer SlOO. 600
q. W. McNrar, 100000; j. ). Burpee, S2O,OU0;
a. }. Snyder, $50, 600; w. P. Jones, 5000 ,;
l. C. Molehouse. $4,000.
Frank c. Jordan. County Clerk, S25.o00-C.
{. NOlGhausen $500. Leroy Ii. Briggs $500,
Joseph Harris $500, +. p Taylor $4,000, A.
T. Holland $4,000, T.: K. Pope s25Oo, j. b.
LankIree $500. f. J. Woodward $500, A. A.
Long $500, j. b. Mitchell $500, +. Sinclair
$1,000, A. II. Breed $500, j. b. Richardson
$500, j. p. Taylor $500, Phebe j. Hail
5000, d. L. Calns $4,000.
W. IL Knight Pubic Administrator $50,
OOO-George Z. Perkins. j. W. Shanklln, Al
pert Brown, Y. Ii. Melcai, Z. L. Palmer, ID. L.
Collins.
Henry p Dalton, Assessor. with char
acteristic Independence, has not gone out
side of his own family 10 get his bonds,
which amount to $4,000. His sureties are
Henry \. Dalton and Frank Y. Dalton.
J. b. Barber County Tax Collector, $50. 600
T. E Forderer 100000. A. Y. Lancaster S1O,-
OOO q. L. PlummeI $40 900. Ii. LeyenIng S10,-
OOO, {. E. Palmer $4,000, Tom Pratber $l0.-
600 W. q. Meyer $4,000, }. II. Cory $4,000, ID.
SWEET $1,000 w. T. Dillon $4,000. Arthur s.
Barber $4,000. a. Thornton $4,000.
DIR. r. o. Baldwin, Coroner S500o-Albert
Brown and w. I. Hamilton.
Charles ii. Spear. Recorder, S10.000-T. C.
Landregan. Eliza Ii. Spear, ID. j. LandregaD, e.
p. Rooney, George schmidt.
J. R. TalcOtt, supervisor, S15, Ooo-Newton
y. FAY aud A. &. Fay.
W. ii. Church, Supervisor, So ,OOO-Albert
Brown, p A. Cox Henry SmyIb Patrick Gal.
legher L. =. DenlSOn, Louis Schatfer.
Charles L. SuOok, District AtIoFney-W +.
Kroll. II. l. OSgOod. f. T. Taylor. L. j. Over
end, Il. j. Boyer, John McRae.
}. z. Garlick, County Superintendent of
Schools, S5O00-J. c. Martin and W. Ii. Me-
hlnnon.
= Supreme Court Justice in Jail.
The controversy between Superior
Judge Greene aud Attorney Goodtelow
has revived the now amusing story of how
the former once ordered Judge F. w. Hen
shaw to be confined IN the County Jail.
This, of course. was before the latter rose
70 the dignity of Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court of the State of California.
In fact il was some time In 1888, when
Henshaw ddu't know whether lie was a
Police Judge or only an attorney.
At this time there were two claimants
10 the Police Court bench. namely. judges
Henshaw aud Daniels. The former, how
ever, held down the bench, and Daniels,
believing that he was the rgbtful magis-
h-o1 gChf II in o.
court 20 have Henshaw depOsed.
The contest was bitter one, and even
the usually united gentlemen of the bar
silt INTO factions. The case, however,
was decided in favor of Daniels by Judge
Greene, but Henshaw's attorney INN edi-
ately appealed The case to the Supreme
Court.
Pending the final decision Judge Hen
shaw naturally continued the dispensation
of justice in the Police Court. Daniels
assuming the fnality of Greene's decision
had him brought up before Judge Greene
to show cause why he had not in accord
ance with that magistrates decision re-
linuGished the Police Court to Daniels
Henshaw's attorneys tried to show cause,
but evidently Judge Greene thought that
il wasn't cause enough. for he sent the
embryo Supreme Court Justice to the
County Jail for contempt OF court.
Judge Henshaw was in Jail some seven
stated. and then he was released.
In due time the Supreme Court reversed
Judge Greene's decision, and decided that
Judge HenShaw was not in contempt of
court, and that he was the rightful Police
Judge of the city of Oakland. Such is
the brief story of how one of the new Su-
preme Court Justices served a term in
Jail
Feared the Grand Jury.
Some weeks ago Holly Sturm was dis.
missed from his position as driver in the
Fire Department on account of his alleged
brutality TO his horses. He has not been
seen for the past several days and it is be-
lieyed that he left the city on account of a
IumOr which had it that ne had been
indicted by the Grand Jury for stealing at
the ST. Mary's College fire.
Many articles were stolen from the
building during the cOnflagration. but 1t is
certain that the hremen we've not entirely
responsible for the thelts. Among the
articles stolen were 80 pounds of butter
and many bottles of wine and whisky.
Denies All Her Charges.
When Sonhia F. Servin brought suit fnr
separation from Peter NJ Servin, her hus-
band, shr made all sorts of charges
Yesterday, through his attorney, Thomas
Clarity, Peter filed a general denial and a
cross-cOmplainr. he denies that he ever
at any time abandoned his wife or wrote
SlanueIOuS i6tlcTS ABOUT neT, DuL ne ms is rs
that she was most cruel 10 him. lie cites
as an instance that she once threw him
downstairs, hit him with an umbrella and
spat in his face. He thinks for all these
things that he Is the aggrieved party.
Ex-Traasurer Henley's WIN.
The will of the late J. B. Henley. ex-
Treasurer of the village of Berkeley. was
fled for probate yesterday. The estate is
valued at $500, and consists of real estate
in Berkeley valued at 5000, a lot in San
Francisco valued at $1,000 and $500 worth
of personal property. The will provides
that the Berkeley property shall be divided
between his three daughters, Grace L..
Charlotte A. and Ida NJ. Henley. All the
remaining property is bequeathed to the
widow.
He Loved Not Wisely.
w. E. Jackson, the young swain who
was moved by his ardent love for a lady
who lives at the West Oakland Home 10
cast brick through a window and juggle
with pistol because he could not see her
an indiscretion for which he was convicted
for assault several days ago. was yesler.
day sentenced 10 three months imprison.
ment in the County Jail. Before his sen.
tence expires the cold, chill prison viii
probably affect his fierce love as a we
blanket affects fire.